I am unsure about conditional branching of variables in links.
It is not a mechanism that redirects to a link when a variable reaches a specific value.
It redirects to a link when the change amount equals each operator.
Is this understanding correct?
How should I implement a process that varies a variable until it reaches a specific value when the variable is below that value (similar to a while < loop)?
Thank you for your assistance.
If there are any best practices for handling values that change continuously in Visual Studio (i.e., those processed using deltaTime), I would appreciate your guidance.
Your understanding of 2 is correct.
If you want to perform a while-like process, prepare two variables and states.
Extend a transition link from State A; if the condition matches, transition to the state where processing is desired. If it does not match, perform addition processing (+= Const1) in State B and return to State A.
For values that change continuously, the only option currently is to handle them by modifying properties.
Since arithmetic operations can become cumbersome in visual scripting, another approach is to process them using GDScript.