I'm finally getting off my @$$ and seeing about trying my hand at making a custom action. Mainly because it clicked, if I can put together a complex FSM then I DO have the head for programming in a sense... It's just a matter of knowing how to translate that from the FSM to a code-based approach (and to be fair I do have a decent amount of skill with MaxScript from my training and freelancing as a rigger and it's most definitely a programming language on it's own.)
So here's what I'm wondering. I'm trying to make a system that has movement for the player but clamps it within an area.
What I'm wondering is (and I suspect I'm overcomplicating it a bit) is this... Can I create a drop-down that auto-populates variables the user can input similar to the "Int Switch" action but instead of a number of int variables in that one it's a "Floats/Rect/Vector2" kinda deal?
So, say you choose the "Floats" in the drop-down... It then populates four float values you can input. In the case of the "Rect" it lets you pop in a rect variable and in the case of the Vector2 variable, it lets you do two vector2 vars (one for the minimum and one for the maximum.)
I know this might be biting off a lot more than I can chew since I'm not that skilled with C# but I think having those options would make it easy for someone to choose what they prefer if this is an action that is to be shared... All else failing that, I can work on the four floats thing but I would like to add in that extra functionality if at all possible (without making my computer catch fire, that is.)
Any actions you can suggest I look at (either stock or in the EcoSystem) to gauge what this is like or is this something that something unheard of so far?
