End section
- Last UpdatedSep 04, 2024
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End conditions determine the way in which a task can be terminated.
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When the task is running (active), the end conditions are evaluated at every step of the task management according to their order.
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As soon as an end condition becomes True, the task moves to the state defined for the end: success or failure.
Giving tasks an End condition
Each task should have one or more end conditions.
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Each end condition can be linked to a scoring rule so that when the task is completed the score increases.
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You can link the activation and completion of tasks to the start of other tasks to implement the desired plot.
End section
The Ends area of the Scenario Editor is dedicated to ending conditions.
You can add end conditions to the list and rearrange the order of the list.
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Add |
Opens the Edit End dialog to enable you to create a new end condition. |
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Edit |
Enables you to modify a selected item. |
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Delete |
Removes the selected item. |
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Up |
Moves the selected item up in the order. |
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Down |
Moves the selected item down in the order. |
Edit End dialog
You can edit a condition before adding it to the End Condition list. Click Expand 
to increase the side of the editing box.
These options appear on the Edit End dialog.
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Result |
The state that the task moves into, when the condition becomes True. |
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Condition |
A piece of script that checks whether the task has terminated or not. Must result in an SBOOL value. |