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ShaderGlobalsOverride
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**Inherits:** :ref:`Node<class_Node>` **<** :ref:`Object<class_Object>`

A node used to override global shader parameters' values in a scene.

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Description
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Similar to how a :ref:`WorldEnvironment<class_WorldEnvironment>` node can be used to override the environment while a specific scene is loaded, **ShaderGlobalsOverride** can be used to override global shader parameters temporarily. Once the node is removed, the project-wide values for the global shader parameters are restored. See the :ref:`RenderingServer<class_RenderingServer>` ``global_shader_parameter_*`` methods for more information.

\ **Note:** Only one **ShaderGlobalsOverride** can be used per scene. If there is more than one **ShaderGlobalsOverride** node in the scene tree, only the first node (in tree order) will be taken into account.

\ **Note:** All **ShaderGlobalsOverride** nodes are made part of a ``"shader_overrides_group"`` group when they are added to the scene tree. The currently active **ShaderGlobalsOverride** node also has a ``"shader_overrides_group_active"`` group added to it. You can use this to check which **ShaderGlobalsOverride** node is currently active.

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Tutorials
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- :doc:`Shading language <../tutorials/shaders/shader_reference/shading_language>`

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