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Multi Path Tracking II
MultiShape Path Following Algorithm capable of spawning children - see example files
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polylines | P | Input a list of polylines you want to follow, POLYLINE RESOLUTION IS IMPORTANT, KEEP AS LOW AS POSSIBLE | Curve |
| Polyline Threshold | PT | Input the distance threshold enabling agents to see shapes | Number |
| Projection Distance | PD | Input the projection distance of point ahead on the path to seek | Number |
| Polyline Radius | PR | Input the radius of the shapes | Number |
| Trigger Spawn | TS | Input value specifying if creeper is now allowed to spawn any children objects stored | Boolean |
| Max Children | MC | Input value specifying the maximum number of children each creeper can have, careful how large you make this number | Integer |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tracking Behavior | TB | The tracking behavior data structure | Generic Data |
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