Stas Kostikov
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I trying migrate from BD to BD PRO. And noticed there is no Selector Evaluator. Any suggestions for replacement?
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SelectorEvaluator
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Cheo
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Hi, the Selector is still here in BD Pro (how could we do without it !), here's its doc page : https://opsive.com/support/documentation/behavior-designer-pro/concepts/tasks/composite/selector/
Do you have any errors in your console at the moment ? Are you using the latest version, and do you have the same node missing in a fresh project ?
Do you have any errors in your console at the moment ? Are you using the latest version, and do you have the same node missing in a fresh project ?
Hello,
I am also currently migrating from Behavior Designer to Behavior Designer Pro and am encountering the same issue. I am using Behavior Designer Pro v2.1.10.
Are there any plans to add the SelectorEvaluator to the Pro version in the future?
Also, regarding the comment mentioned earlier in this thread:
Could you please elaborate on this? Does this mean I should simply replace the SelectorEvaluator with a Parallel or ParallelSelector task?
I am also currently migrating from Behavior Designer to Behavior Designer Pro and am encountering the same issue. I am using Behavior Designer Pro v2.1.10.
Are there any plans to add the SelectorEvaluator to the Pro version in the future?
Also, regarding the comment mentioned earlier in this thread:
Could you please elaborate on this? Does this mean I should simply replace the SelectorEvaluator with a Parallel or ParallelSelector task?
I have it on my list but right now there are higher priority items. But yes, I'd like to get it back eventually.
There are a number of ways to obtain the same functionality, though it takes more than a single task like the Selector Evaluator provided. Thinking about it some more, the most direct replacement is the Priority Selector task. You will need each branch to return a priority, but you can get essentially the same functionality with the same setup.
There are a number of ways to obtain the same functionality, though it takes more than a single task like the Selector Evaluator provided. Thinking about it some more, the most direct replacement is the Priority Selector task. You will need each branch to return a priority, but you can get essentially the same functionality with the same setup.