Features

Execute multiple states concurrently, reducing the need for an excessive number of states in complex scenarios.

Create a node class either in blueprints or C++, encapsulate reusable logic, and expose any variable type on the node.

Utilize editor construction scripts for dynamic, designer-triggered node configuration.

Quickly give designers feedback on an issue with a node or property and prevent blueprints from compiling when required.

Assemble state classes into a cohesive 'State Stack' for modular execution of actions.

Stack multiple transition classes and quickly generate blueprint expressions right from the details panel.

Define what classes are allowed in a graph and which connections can be made. Transitions can be automatically placed.

An intuitive text input that supports variable parsing, object-to-text conversion, and rich text formatting, ideal for creating dialogue systems.

Efficiently find and replace exposed property values across state machine assets.

Preview your system in a sandbox world within the blueprint editor.