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Follow Path Force
Applies a Force to an Agent to move along and stay within a specified radius of a curve.
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apply? | B | If false, the Force will not be applied to the Quelea. This is useful for having Behaviors override Forces. Can also be used for only applying the force if the Quelea is within a certain area. | Boolean |
| Weight Multiplier | W | The factor by which the force will be multiplied by. | Number |
| Agent Quelea | AQ | An autonomous agent that is an extension of a Particle and can percieve its surroundings and make decisions on how to act. | Goo |
| Curve | C | A curve representing the spine of the Path to follow. | Curve |
| Path Radius | R | The radius around which the Agents will try to stay within the Path. | Number |
| Prediction Distance | PD | The distance the Agent will predict its future location at to determine if corrective steering should be applied. | Number |
| Path Target Distance | TD | The distance along the path that the Agent will steer towards if determines corrective force needs to be applied. | Number |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Force | F | The resulting force vector for debugging purposes. | Goo |
| Desired Velocity | D | The calcuted desired velocity of this rule before it is applied to the quelea. Supplied for debugging and visualization purposes. | Goo |
| Prediction Location | PL | The location the agent predicts to be its future location. | Point |
| Path Point | PP | The point on the path that the agent will steer towards. | Point |
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