unity-state-machines

A Finite State Machine manages distinct states like Idle and Attack, while a Behavior Tree handles complex decision-making. This Skill guides selecting the appropriate pattern based on complexity, testability, and designer-friendliness.

The best way to structure Unity state machines is using architectural patterns like class-based FSMs or Hierarchical FSMs. This Skill provides code scaffolds to avoid unmaintainable ad-hoc if/else chains and large switch statements.

Implement a Hierarchical FSM by nesting state machines to manage complex game flow control. This Skill provides architecture patterns and code scaffolds for nested state machines to maintain scalable logic.

Use a Stack-Based State Machine for UI navigation when you need to track state history and revert to previous states. This Skill provides architectural patterns for managing UI navigation and game flow control.

Yes, this Skill supports both code FSMs and Animator FSMs. It provides architectural patterns and scaffolds to help you select and implement the appropriate state management approach for your project.