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Custom events in Visual Scripting

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+10 XP

20 Mins

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In programming, events are occurrences — that is, things that happen. Events allow you to design gameplay mechanics for when-this-do-that situations. In Visual Scripting, you can use custom events with just two units — a process that is much easier than in C#. In this tutorial, you will use custom events to make things happen for Clive the Cat.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to:
Add a new custom event trigger to a visual script.
Write a visual script that responds to a custom event.
Pass a GameObject from one script to another by way of a custom event.
Copy a visual script in the Project window.
Adapt a visual script to another purpose.
Add data inputs to an existing super unit