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2022-05-17T18:25:06Z

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	A '''Behavior''' is a component of a [[Blueprint]] which specifies how the blueprint's actors should behave. Common examples of behaviors include different types of physical movement, such as responding to [[Gravity]], and interactive controls, such as [[Drag\|dragging]].		A '''Behavior''' is a component of a [[Blueprint]] which specifies how the blueprint's actors should behave. Common examples of behaviors include different types of physical movement, such as responding to [[Gravity]], and interactive controls, such as [[Drag\|dragging]].
			[[File:Motion-behaviors-list.jpg\|alt=A screenshot of the "add physics or controls" sheet, listing motion behaviors such as Gravity and Drag\|thumb\|The "Add physics or controls" sheet, listing some available behaviors]]
	The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.		The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.

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	== Changing a behavior with Rules ==		== Changing a behavior with Rules ==
			[[File:Modify-behavior-property-rule.jpg\|alt=A screenshot of a rule which modifies velocity\|thumb\|The "Modify a behavior property" response can be used to change an actor's velocity, among other things]]
	You can edit any behavior from the [[Inspector]] while you are creating a deck. However, it's often useful to change how certain actors behave in the middle of playing the deck. Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule\|Rules]]:		You can edit any behavior from the [[Inspector]] while you are creating a deck. However, it's often useful to change how certain actors behave in the middle of playing the deck. Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule\|Rules]]:

Ben at 21:18, 12 May 2022

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	The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.		The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.

	Another example of a behavior is ~~'''~~Music~~'''~~, which can be added from the '''General''' tab of the [[Inspector]].		Another example of a behavior is [[Music]], which can be added from the '''General''' tab of the [[Inspector]].

	== Behavior properties ==		== Behavior properties ==

Ben at 20:42, 11 May 2022

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	== Changing a behavior with Rules ==		== Changing a behavior with Rules ==
	Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule\|Rules]]:		You can edit any behavior from the [[Inspector]] while you are creating a deck. However, it's often useful to change how certain actors behave in the middle of playing the deck. Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule\|Rules]]:

	* The '''Modify a behavior property''' [[Response]]		* The '''Modify a behavior property''' [[Response]]. For example, you could make gravity weaker when the player picks up an item.
	* The responses for '''enabling''' and '''disabling''' a behavior		* The responses for '''enabling''' and '''disabling''' a behavior. For example, you could disable slinging a golf ball while the ball is already in the air, then re-enable it when the ball stops moving.
	* The [[expression]] for the value of a behavior property		* The [[expression]] for '''The value of a behavior property''' can be used to read the current value of any behavior property.

Ben at 20:39, 11 May 2022

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	The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.		The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.

			Another example of a behavior is '''Music''', which can be added from the '''General''' tab of the [[Inspector]].

	== Behavior properties ==		== Behavior properties ==
	Many behaviors have adjustable properties. For example, the [[Gravity]] behavior has a property '''strength''' which governs how strong the force of gravity should be when it causes that blueprint to fall. After you've added a behavior to a blueprint, you can edit the behavior properties in the inspector.		Many behaviors have adjustable properties. For example, the [[Gravity]] behavior has a property '''strength''' which governs how strong the force of gravity should be when it causes that blueprint's actors to fall. After you've added a behavior to a blueprint, you can edit the behavior properties in the inspector.

	== Changing a behavior with Rules ==		== Changing a behavior with Rules ==
	Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule\|Rules]]:		Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule\|Rules]]:

	* The Modify a behavior property ~~response~~		* The '''Modify a behavior property''' [[Response]]
	* The responses for enabling and disabling a behavior		* The responses for '''enabling''' and '''disabling''' a behavior
	* The [[expression]] for the value of a behavior property		* The [[expression]] for the value of a behavior property

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A '''Behavior''' is a component of a [[Blueprint]] which specifies how the blueprint's actors should behave. Common examples of behaviors include different types of physical movement, such as responding to [[Gravity]], and interactive controls, such as [[Drag|dragging]].

The most common way to add behaviors to blueprints is to open the [[Inspector]], navigate to the '''Movement''' tab, and press '''Add physics or controls'''.

== Behavior properties ==
Many behaviors have adjustable properties. For example, the [[Gravity]] behavior has a property '''strength''' which governs how strong the force of gravity should be when it causes that blueprint to fall. After you've added a behavior to a blueprint, you can edit the behavior properties in the inspector.

== Changing a behavior with Rules ==
Most behaviors can be changed at play time using [[Rule|Rules]]:

* The Modify a behavior property response
* The responses for enabling and disabling a behavior
* The [[expression]] for the value of a behavior property