Asynchronous Task Manager

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Mr. Slurpy
Asynchronous Task Manager

This addon allows you to perform a series of tasks in parallel. Furthermore, if the task's input relies on the output of another task, it will stall until all inputs are ready. This allows you to quickly perform sequences of sub-tasks to accomplish a one big task.Create a task graph, give it to the task manager and run start() after you have set all the desired inputs.

Supported Engine Version
3.0
Version String
1.1
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
5 years ago
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This addon allows you to perform a series of tasks in parallel. Furthermore, if the task's input relies on the output of another task, it will stall until all inputs are ready. This allows you to quickly perform sequences of sub-tasks to accomplish a one big task.

Create a task graph, give it to the task manager and run start() after you have set all the desired inputs.

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Asynchronous Task Manager icon image
Mr. Slurpy
Asynchronous Task Manager

This addon allows you to perform a series of tasks in parallel. Furthermore, if the task's input relies on the output of another task, it will stall until all inputs are ready. This allows you to quickly perform sequences of sub-tasks to accomplish a one big task.Create a task graph, give it to the task manager and run start() after you have set all the desired inputs.

Supported Engine Version
3.0
Version String
1.1
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
5 years ago
Git URL
Issue URL

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