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+using UnityEngine;

+

+namespace BehaviorDesigner.Runtime.Tasks

+{

+    // Wrapper class for the Behavior Reference task. The Behavior Tree Reference task allows you to run another behavior tree within the current behavior tree.

+    // One use for this task is if you have an unit that plays a series of tasks to attack. You may want the unit to attack at different points within

+    // the behavior tree, and you want that attack to always be the same. Instead of copying and pasting the same tasks over and over you can just use

+    // an external behavior and then the tasks are always guaranteed to be the same. This example is demonstrated in the RTS sample project located at

+    // http://www.opsive.com/assets/BehaviorDesigner/samples.php.

+    [TaskDescription("Behavior Tree Reference allows you to run another behavior tree within the current behavior tree.")]

+    [HelpURL("http://www.opsive.com/assets/BehaviorDesigner/documentation.php?id=53")]

+    [TaskIcon("BehaviorTreeReferenceIcon.png")]

+    public class BehaviorTreeReference : BehaviorReference

+    {

+        // intentionally left blank - subclass of BehaviorReference

+    }

+}
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