Node System
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Revision as of 21:55, 17 March 2009
Here's a brief description on how the node system works.
Every Root Node is the beginning of a so-called nodeTree. The controller of the scene has a a vector with every nodeTree in it. It will call the execute() function of the current Node in every tree.
Code Calling Order
It all starts in the controller, and, well, we need a rootNode.
The current node has it's
