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Xavier.

Hello,
I am building an alternative View for Playmaker.
For this purpose I need to create a Fsm manually. However, after several trials, i failed since the Fsm constructor doesn't init all the necessary data.

In order to find an alternative, I use the FsmBuilder.AddFsmToSelected();
But that magic method gives me a hard time. If I use it, Fsm get initialized, however should i not use it and add the component myself, it does not work anymore.
So first question would be what extra calls "FsmBuilder.AddFsmToSelected" does that an Addcomponent doesn't ?
And also, how do I Create a Fsm manually ?

Code used:
public class myFSM: PlayMakerFSM
{}

In some code{
        GameObject go = Selection.activeGameObject;
// comment next 3 lines and B does not get properly init.
        FsmBuilder.AddFsmToSelected();
        PlayMakerFSM A = FsmEditorUtility.FindFsmComponentOnGameObject(go);
        if (A.Fsm == null) Debug.Log("done by AddFsmToSelected");

        myFSM C = go.AddComponent<myFSM>();
        if (C.Fsm == null) Debug.Log("empty fsm when done by AddComponent myFSM");
       
        FsmEditor.SelectFsm(C.Fsm);
}

Many thanks.

Additionaly,
It looks like the PlayMakerFSM() doesn't initialise the PlayMakerFSM.Fsm.
Is this Intended ?
Is the PlayMakerFSM.Fsm readOnly also intended ? Could it be made writable ?

code used to guess this:
public class A : PlayMakerFSM
{
    public A()
    {
        if (this.Fsm == null) Debug.Log("fsm not yet init");
    }
}