Event Detect: MvtUtil: Signals the initiation of MoveTowards by the instance.
ASTER::CONDITION::ObjectControl::Returns true when an instance begins the MoveTowards motion.
CF25 immediate execution condition: The flag that becomes
truewhen an instance initiates the MoveTowards motion.
When sending the motion parameters for MoveTowards, set the timing detection option to true to enable it. If this option is set to false, this immediate execution condition will not be triggered.
" 60, t r u e , 0, 30, -1, false, 30, false "The following Motion Templates support this feature in ASTER rev.1.0.7.
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MotionControl::Action::MoveTowards.TgtArr
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MotionControl::Action::MoveTowards.RefVec
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MotionControl::Action::MoveTowards.Re.:Cyclic
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MotionControl::Action::MoveTowards.SwapEPs
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MotionControl::Action::MoveTowards.SwapTgt
One of the Motion Templates in ASTER, MoveTowards, provides a support function called MvtUtil, which allows the user to group arbitrary instances into Group.A and Group.B through user operations, and records their selection.
- For convenience in this document, Group.
Ais referred to asmvt.Targetand Group.Basmvt.Pursuer.
Parameter: Noone
The immediate execution condition evaluates to true when an instance begins MoveTowards.
In Event Detect, you can retrieve related information about the instance that has started moving, such as its fixed value and movement direction (angle = ExNumMvDir). Using this data, the following events can be created.
Relevant URL
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ASTER :: Conditions :: MotionControl :: EvD: mvU.: End MvTwd
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ASTER :: Expressions::MotionControl :: EvD: GetNum MvU. AnimDir
Note
Event Detect is a function that notifies CF25 of the timing of event triggers occurring within ASTER.
In general, the Event Detect feature in the Motion functionality notifies CF25 while performing loop processing within ASTER. While it allows for precise timing detection, it also carries the risk of creating high-load events, such as unintended infinite loops, which can significantly degrade the application's execution performance.

