Web Creator
Going over the Web Creator window.
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Going over the Web Creator window.
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The Web Creator is a node-based graph editorâit allows you to create WebGraphs, which can be translated to a runtime version with the use of the .
The Web Creator has a couple of notable sections.
The toolbar simply contains a save button that appears when changes have been made to a web graph.
The web name property appears at the top of the graph when a web graph is loaded. This name is meant for lookup purposes, but you can use it as the display name if you'd like.
The web list is a movable and minimizable element that first appears at the top-left corner. This contains a list of all web graphsâallowing you to create, delete, and look up web graphs. Selecting a web graph from here will load it in the graph section.
The graph is the content behind all other sections. This is where you can edit web graphs. Right-clicking will give you the option to add a skill.
Skill nodes are the building blocks of the skill web. They can be freely repositioned, with a dedicated position field allowing precise placement. The 'Connection Dependent' option determines whether a node requires a connection to an already acquired skill in order to be unlocked.
Connections are created by dragging an output port from one node to the input port of another. Each connection includes an integer field at its center, representing the index of the connection prefab to use.
The skill finder appears when you right-click on the graph section and then click "Add Skill." This allows you to look up all skills. Clicking on a skill will add it to the graph.
The dataset element simply contains serializable properties of your custom dataset. This element can be minimized and moved around. To learn about datasets, see Datasets.
