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Transitions

A transition is a connection between State nodes in a State Graph. A transition has a Script Graph that tells Visual Scripting when to switch states in a State Graph. A special transition type, called a self transition, can make a state transition to itself.

You can embed the Script Graph for a transition in the Transition node itself, or link to an external graph asset file.

Use Event nodes and a Trigger Transition node in the Script Graph you attach to a transition. These nodes specify which event or events must occur to trigger a change of state in your parent State Graph.

For example, the following transition Script Graph switches states after a GameObject with the Player tag enters a trigger Collider.

An image of a new transition Script Graph open in the Graph window. The output trigger port on an On Trigger Enter Event node connects to the trigger input on an If logic node. The Collider output port on the On Trigger Enter Event node connects to the GameObject input port on a GameObject Compare Tag node. The Tag uses an inline value of Player. The Boolean result is sent to the Boolean input port on the If node. The True trigger output port connects to a Trigger Transition node.

Any transition nodes with a transition Script Graph display the name of the event in the graph that triggers the state change. For example, the following parent State Graph displays the graph from the previous example as an On Trigger Enter Transition node.

An image of a State Graph with a configured transition between two states. The transition appears as On Trigger Enter.

If you've assigned a name to a transition Script Graph, the assigned name appears on the Transition node.

[!TIP] To reduce the space taken up by transition nodes in a State Graph, you can hide their name labels. For more information, see Configure your preferences.

You can create any number of transitions between states in a State Graph. For more information on how to create transitions, see Create a transition between states.