Allow Python File nodes to activate each other. #426
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Just wanted to mention that I saw this fix and have implemented it. I went to export Neighborhood, but I still need to animate a few rail cameras, it seems. 😊 Anyway, when I get unrelated bits working, I'll let you know how the export goes. |
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Fixes #424.
This is kind of a weird feature. You're now able to link a Python File node's (new) "Satisfies" socket to the
ptAttribActivatorsocket on another Python File node. The Python File node that is the satisfier does not actually activate anything, though. It's really a way for the satisfied Python File node to communicate back to the satisfier.CC @DoobesURU