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      <title>What is a Data Flow?</title>
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      <description>Data flow is the flow of data for passing the processing result of a node to other nodes.
Connecting data input / output slots allows you to take advantage of data flow.
Example In the example using the built-in script, the following data flow can be easily assembled.

  InstantiateGameObject instantiated prefab. Output instantiated GameObject. Get the Rigidbody component with Rigidbody.Get. Add force with AddForceRigidbody to the received Rigidbody.</description>
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      <title>How to use data slots</title>
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      <description>Data slots Connect  Drag the data slot field. Drop into a pair of slots of the same type.  
 Diconnect  Right click on the connection line. Select &amp;ldquo;Disconnect&amp;rdquo;  
 FlexibleField In the fields of the FlexibleField related class, you can select multiple reference methods, so you can flexibly set values.
Selection type  Click the button next to the field. Select type.  
 Reference types FlexibleType Type that can be selected by FlexibleVector3 etc.</description>
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      <title>Calculator node</title>
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      <description>A calculator node is a node for calculation with data input / output.
You can do numerical calculations and access fields for output.
Creating a calculator node  Right-click the appropriate position of Arbor Editor. Click on the &amp;ldquo;Create Calculator&amp;rdquo;. Select the calculator node you want to create from the list.

   Built-in Calculator Calculator nodes that are used frequently are prepared from the beginning.
Arbor Reference : Calculator Reference</description>
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      <title>List (Array)</title>
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      <description>Arbor data flow supports lists (arrays).
Please use the behavior of each operation node and state for access.
Example using a list 
 The following is an example of randomly extracting elements from the list set in ParameterContainer.
GetParameter  Added StringList parameter to graph parameters.

  Get with GetParameter.

   List.Count  Add the List.Count operation node to get the number of elements in the string type list.</description>
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      <title>Invoke Member</title>
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      <description>Describes how to invoke a member of any type.
Here, as an example, explanation is given assuming the use with ArborFSM.
InvokeMethod 
 Invokes methods and sets values for fields and properties.
Reference : InvokeMethod
Add InvokeMethod  Click the state gear icon and select &amp;ldquo;Add Behaviour&amp;rdquo;. Select &amp;ldquo;Events / InvokeMethod&amp;rdquo;.  
 InvokeMethod settings  Click the &amp;ldquo;Add New Event Type&amp;rdquo; button and select the timing you want to invoke.</description>
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