StopBehaviorTree task with pauseBehavior enabled creates a stuck state
- Thread starter lukeiy
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This is the part where it gets stuck, I added a log to the SetTrigger task which you can see. When the animation ends it fires an animation event which is recieved by a script, which enables the tree again.
// triggered by keypoint in attack animation
private void SkillFinished()
{
Debug.Log("enabling tree");
_behaviorTree.EnableBehavior();
}
you can see the logs show "disabling" immediately after and the tree remains on Stop Behavior Tree.
I'm on BehaviorDesigner 1.7.4, here is my full tree (I disabled the right hand branches at the bottom right)
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I get similar behavior Pausing and unpausing the script through code:
If I pause the behavior inside the event, then resume it later once the animation finishes (with the same animation event), the tree resumes inside the Send Event, where it calls the Update function a second time, and it gets stuck in a loop.
// function called by Send Event
private void StartSkillAnimation(object skillIndex)
{
Debug.Log("starting skill");
_behaviorTree.DisableBehavior(true);
_animator.SetTrigger($"Attack_{skillIndex}");
}
// function that resumes the behavior
private void SkillFinished()
{
Debug.Log("Skill finished");
_behaviorTree.EnableBehavior();
}
If I pause the behavior inside the event, then resume it later once the animation finishes (with the same animation event), the tree resumes inside the Send Event, where it calls the Update function a second time, and it gets stuck in a loop.
// function called by Send Event
private void StartSkillAnimation(object skillIndex)
{
Debug.Log("starting skill");
_behaviorTree.DisableBehavior(true);
_animator.SetTrigger($"Attack_{skillIndex}");
}
// function that resumes the behavior
private void SkillFinished()
{
Debug.Log("Skill finished");
_behaviorTree.EnableBehavior();
}
I am still having issue reproducing this. Can you send a repro tree to support@opsive.com? Thanks!