You can find a list of FSMs that were updated in the Unity Console. When you load these scenes, PlayMaker will automatically update prefab instances as needed. Scenes saved with older versions of PlayMaker may contain Prefab Instances that should be disconnected from their Prefab Parents. NOTE: You cannot use Undo/Redo with Apply and Revert! Updating Scenes This is useful if you drag a Prefab into a scene to edit it and then want to Apply the changes back to the Prefab. Revert discards all changes made to the instance and revert to the Prefab Parent.Apply applies all changes you made to the instance to the Prefab Parent.If you confirm the edit, the Prefab Instance will be disconnected from the Prefab Parent: You will see a confirmation dialog when you make any of these edits. Adding or removing States, Actions, Events, or Variables.

Edit Instance to unlock the instance for editing.Ĭertain edits will disconnect an Instance from its Prefab Parent:.

Edit Prefab selects the FSM on the Prefab Parent.

When you select a Prefab Instance you will see this header: The new Prefab UI now enforces these rules. In other words, you should avoid making structural changes to the FSM in Instances, instead overriding exposed variables to tweak the behaviour of the instance. You should follow the same rule with PlayMaker by treating the FSM as the 'script' and exposed variables as parameters. You can override the parameters in an instance, but you cannot change the actual script. With a normal script, the script is the same on the Prefab Parent and the Prefab Instance.

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