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I would like to ask: in the calculator example, the execution of a node is based on the change of its port value. However, is it possible to implement the same execution way as visual scripts in Unity or UE4 blueprints?
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Yes, it is possible. Nodify is a controls library to help you build custom node-based editors, so it doesn’t enforce a specific approach to app logic. For example, take a look at the StateMachine example (specifically the StateMachine.Start method). This example demonstrates another way of traversing and executing nodes.
Yes, it is possible. Nodify is a controls library to help you build custom node-based editors, so it doesn’t enforce a specific approach to app logic. For example, take a look at the StateMachine example (specifically the StateMachine.Start method). This example demonstrates another way of traversing and executing nodes.
And... here's some shader editor I'm working on:
In this example, how do you implement that animation over that connection line?
I would like to ask: in the calculator example, the execution of a node is based on the change of its port value. However, is it possible to implement the same execution way as visual scripts in Unity or UE4 blueprints?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: