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- Apr 2026
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jungleteam.org jungleteam.org
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jungleteam.org jungleteam.org
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Inventory and storage systems — drag items between grid slots, stacks, or categorized containers
thats not the first example I would give. Firsyt is 3d space drag and drop, then physics based, then card gam,e and automated , snap to grid should be presented as sims like, etc. then inventory
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IProcess -- The multi-frame state machine interface that drives attach/detach sequences and transform pipelines Condition -- Boolean evaluators used for gating attaches, detaches, and transfers IEvent -- Observable triggers that fire grab/drop actions on the AttachingAgent IValue<T> -- Serializable value references that let storage fields point to scene objects, assets, or computed values [JungleClassSelection] -- The attribute that enables polymorphic type selection in the Inspector
less technical, more principle. add hyperlinks here too
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Component Quick Reference¶
not needed yet
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layout strategies for arranging attached objects: Grid, Circular, Fan, Linear, Stack
here rather mention inventory, card hand, so on.
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Object measurement tracking position, velocity, acceleration, angular velocity, distance, bounds, and speed Stat system for tracking per-object and per-point numeric metrics with condition-based evaluation
thise two points can be merged into a simple "tracking or stats" kind fo point
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Transfer orchestration with configurable selection and amount modes
rather mention that attachment can be automated, or follow a mouse drag and drop type of behaviour, or VR hands, or 3rd person, etc.
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Pluggable detection via triggers, raycasts, or reference lists
rather mention that attachment can be automated using detection, and that there are many ways to support assisting drags and attachment
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with four match modes (All, Any, One, AnyExcept) using ScriptableObject tags
unecessary: simply state that attachment can be filtered, or resxtructed to conditions,including custom ones.
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8 transform targets: static transform, raycast surface, blended, lerped, curve, sequence, composite, conditional
less technical: talk about drag origin
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6 transform pipeline types: Direct, Physics, Joint, Direct2D, Rigidbody2D, and HeldAttachable
less technical: talk about outcome more than code
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33 transform modifiers that stack into a pipeline
make it more approachable: users dont know what a pipeline is at that point: talk about movement modifiers
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object transfer interactions
add that it's not only about transfer, but general spatial operation: movements,rotation, so on
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