rYuxq
(rYuxq)
August 28, 2016, 8:24am
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Not so much “merge together” as you are thinking, just that they are usually related.
“Tree”, “Branch”, “Leaf”, “Root” - You would likely think these would all go together to form some sort of plant, but it all depends on your definition of those 4 things.
“Tree” could signify a type of plant, but it could also be representing a skill tree or a line of lineage.
“Branch” could be taken to mean if something is True or False, but it could also mean the limbs of something to join one piece to another.
“Leaf” could be known as an object that helps convert sunlight into energy, however it could also be a type of car, like an “Accord” or a “Model X”.
“Root” could be the basis, the foundation of something, or it could just mean to “root” for your favorite team.
Depending on your definition of the terms you use in your programming, you could have all four of those become one Event that fires off that branch of the particular node tree you have created. The root of which is the Event node that calls it. I shall leave it at that…
Excuse me xD?
I just wanted to know how multiple entry points are handled (I assume, that they are kind of executed subsequently) or whether they are executed in parallel (is that what merged together mean?)
I am not sure if my question was answered. I kind of fail to see it.