Timeflow Editor
Settings and tools in the Inspector window
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Settings and tools in the Inspector window
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Select the Timeflow game object to view its settings in the Inspector.
Editors for all Timeflow behaviors display a menu bar at the top of the editor, outlined in the object's display color when selected. This is a way to quickly locate selected behaviors and channels in the inspector, especially helpful when a game object has many components.
The Active status is only relevant when 2 or more Timeflow instances are in the scene. Whichever is currently displayed in the Timeflow view, is the Active one. Any other Timeflow instances are still updated normally, however are not currently displayed in the window.
If multiple instances of Timeflow exist concurrently, an additional drop down menu is displayed in the top left corner of the Timeflow view to select which is active.
This corresponds to the Active status. When a Timeflow instance is selected that is not currently active, it can also be made active in the inspector by clicking the dark circle area where it says "Click to make the active view".
The color of the active instance is drawn as a thin horizontal line under the top bar as a visual aid to distinguish which instance is active.
All custom editors for Timeflow behaviors show a similar which can be collapsed closed to reduce screen clutter.
Click the question mark icon to jump to the related Timeflow documentation.
Multiple Timeflow Instances In most cases, only 1 instance of Timeflow is needed in a scene. Only add additional Timeflow instances when it is essential, otherwise it adds unnecessary complexity. Multiple instance are only used when separate timelines are needed. This may be useful for interactive applications, such as creating menu behaviors separately from game play. For more on this, see the in .
The color can be customized in the section.
