State Machines - Add configurable number of ticks per frame #1359
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jonpas
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mharis001
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* fastest * prevents negative values. no going backwards in time for you! ;P
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Yup, been using a statemachine with tick system for a while, works well. |
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CBA state machines are very polite beasts: they each run a single tick on a single element each frame.
This is nice for performance considerations, but it makes them slooow to react if you have a lot of elements.
This PR creates an optional additional parameter for
CBA_statemachines_fnc_createthat allows users to specify how many ticks the given state machine should run on each frame, defaulting to 1.To not add yet another indentation level to the clockwork function, I extract the tick logic into
CBA_statemachine_fnc_tick.