Additive and stacked?

what is the difference between the additive and stacked options when using the move behavior?

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  • SocksSocks London, UK.Posts: 12,822
    edited May 2015 Accepted Answer

    Additive will add values together - so two Additive Move behaviours set on 150 will see your actor move at 300 pps - whereas Stacked will take the lower value in the stack of code (the lowest code element reading from top to bottom) and use that, so if you have (reading top to bottom) a Stacked Move at 27, a Stacked Move at 200 and a Stacked Move at 123, your actor will move at 123 pps.

    . . . . . . . . . . . . .

    Move 100 - additive
    Move 200 - additive
    Move 90 - additive

    Result = the actor moves at 390 pps

    . . . . . . . . . . . . .

    Move 100 - stacked
    Move 200 - stacked
    Move 90 - stacked

    Result = the actor moves at 90 pps

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