Why can I not make my own Compare Value?

[Steen Petersen]

Why is it that when I copy and paste the code from CompareFieldValue and make my own CompareValue they dont react the same in behaviourTree?

the only difference is:

in CompareFieldValue the return statement is:

return fieldValue.Equals(compareValue.GetValue()) ? TaskStatus.Success : TaskStatus.Failure;

and in CompareValue the return is:

 return (float)fieldValue < (float)compareValue.GetValue() ? TaskStatus.Success : TaskStatus.Failure;

 

[Justin]

The Compare Field Value has some special editor hooks to show the dropdown. You can draw your own custom fields with object drawers: https://opsive.com/support/documentation/behavior-designer/object-drawers/