Visual Scripting Nodes
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Why?:
The introduction of Visual Scripting nodes to Muse Behavior is a natural progression, considering the popularity and user-friendly nature of Visual Scripting in Unity.
This decision is driven by our aim to harmonize Muse Behavior with Unity's existing workflows, making it a seamless and intuitive experience for all users, regardless of their coding proficiency.
Visual Scripting's block-based logic system is already a favored tool among many developers for its simplicity and effectiveness.
Extending this functionality to Muse Behavior aligns with our goals of accessibility and user empowerment, allowing even more creators to bring their visions to life with less technical overhead.
What:
With the addition of Visual Scripting nodes, Muse Behavior users will find themselves in a familiar environment within the Unity Editor, where they can drag and drop nodes to create actions they will use with their Behavior trees.
This method of visual programming eliminates the intimidation factor of traditional coding, making the development process more accessible and engaging.
This approach not only enhances the creative process but also ensures that developers of all skill levels can achieve advanced functionality within their projects, fostering a more inclusive and innovative development community.