Describes a state tree transition. Source is the state where the transition started, Target describes the state where the transition pointed at, and Next describes the selected state. The reason Transition and Next are different is that Transition state can be a selector state, in which case the children will be visited until a leaf state is found, which will be the next state. More...

Public Member Functions
Functions
FStateTreeTransitionResult &	opAssign (FStateTreeTransitionResult Other)

Public Attributes
Default
FStateTreeStateHandle	CurrentState
	The current state being executed. On enter/exit callbacks this is the state of the task.
EStateTreeRunStatus	CurrentRunStatus
	Current Run status.
FStateTreeStateHandle	SourceState
	Transition source state.
FStateTreeStateHandle	TargetState
	Transition target state.
TArray< FStateTreeExecutionFrame >	NextActiveFrames
	States selected as result of the transition.
EStateTreeStateChangeType	ChangeType
	If the change type is Sustained, then the CurrentState was reselected, or if Changed then the state was just activated.
EStateTreeTransitionPriority	Priority
	Priority of the transition that caused the state change.
const UStateTree	SourceStateTree
	StateTree asset that was active when the transition was requested.
FStateTreeStateHandle	SourceRootState
	Root state the execution frame where the transition was requested.

Detailed Description

Describes a state tree transition. Source is the state where the transition started, Target describes the state where the transition pointed at, and Next describes the selected state. The reason Transition and Next are different is that Transition state can be a selector state, in which case the children will be visited until a leaf state is found, which will be the next state.