TutorialMAX
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Getting Started
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Components
- Camera Reference
- Dynamic Variable Collection Component
- Idle Position Animation
- Idle Rotation Animation
- Timescale Provider
- Custom Bounds
- State Behavior Group Base
- Manual Behavior Group
- TutorialMAX Manager
- Tutorial Manager
- Step-by-step Orchestrator
- Slideshow Orchestrator
- Step Orchestration Settings
- Player Prefs Persistence
- Step
- Step Behavior Group
- Step Pass
- Pass Condition Group
- Pointer
- Pointer Transform Handler
- Pointer State Behavior Group
- Point Step Behavior
- Show Pointer Step Behavior
- Hide Pointer Step Behavior
- Pointer Sequence Behavior
- Highlighter
- Highlighter Behavior Group
- Canvas Highlight Rect
- Area Factory Highlighter Behavior
- Highlight State Behavior
- Message
- Message Factory Behavior
- Set Message State Behavior
- Clear Message State Behavior
- Message Canvas Text Presenter
- Message Object Content Presenter
- Message RectTransform Handler
- Tooltip
- Show Tooltip
- Hide Tooltip
- Keep Tooltip Alive
- Debug.Log Behavior
- Invoke Step Behavior
- Set Time Scale Behavior
- Show UIToolkit Object Behavior
- Animator Set Bool Behavior
- Animator Set Float Behavior
- Animator Trigger Behavior
- Transform Scale State Behavior
- Canvas Group Alpha State Behavior
- Set Image Color Behavior
- Set TextMeshProUGUI State Behavior
- Swap UI Image Sprite Behavior
- Activate Object Behavior
- Destroy Object State Behavior
- Instantiate Prefab Behavior
- Renderer Material Tint State Behavior
- Activate Tutorial State Behavior
- Set Step Status State Behavior
- Set Bool Variable Behavior
- Set Int Variable Behavior
- Set Float Variable Behavior
- Set String Variable Behavior
- Pass Manual Event Condition
- Pass Canvas Button Condition
- Pass Object Destroy Condition
- Pass Pointer Condition
- Pass Time Delay Condition
- Pass Transform Change Condition
Component: Pass Condition Group
Allows you to define one or more conditions that must be met in order for an action to take effect, that is, typically a Step Pass.
You can choose how to blend the conditions together, either by requiring all conditions to be met, or by requiring only one, or exactly one of them. You can also invert the result of the conditions.
Set ScanConditions
to true if you want the component to look for its child conditions automatically on the same GameObject
when the component is initializing. Alternatively, you can reference all the conditions manually.
Set ScanParent
if the condition group is part of a more complex condition.
You can nest conditions by clicking on "New Child Group" in order to define more complex conditions.