How To Use Node Triggers to Detect Changes in Node States - UNIGINE 2 Quick Tips @UNIGINE_Official
How To Use Node Triggers to Detect Changes in Node States - UNIGINE 2 Quick Tips @UNIGINE_Official
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Node Trigger is a node without a visual representation that fires callbacks when it is enabled/disabled or its transformation is changed.

More on using Node Triggers in UNIGINE 2: https://l.unigine.com/Drnyq8b3h

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How To Use Node Triggers to Detect Changes in Node States - UNIGINE 2 Quick Tips

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