Flow Editor for Advanced Scene Manager

A visual layer for Advanced Scene Manager Advanced Scene Manager gives you powerful control over scene loading, unloading, preloading, collections, and transitions. Flow Editor adds a visual layer on top of Advanced Scene Manager, allowing you to design how those systems work together. A Flow is a visual representation of a scene sequence. Connect nodes, define conditions, pass data, and create clear structures for your game's scene logic. See and design scene sequences visually Scene loading and transitions often grow beyond a single operation. A project may need to preload content, wait for conditions, show loading screens, pass data between steps, or decide which path should run next. Flow Editor gives these sequences a clear visual structure. See: - What runs first - Which conditions affect the result - Where loading waits - How different paths continue Build and adjust scene sequences directly in the editor while keeping the same powerful ASM systems underneath. Built specifically for Advanced Scene Manager Flow Editor uses ASM functionality through focused visual nodes. Create flows using: - Scene loading and unloading - Scene collections - Preloading - Loading screens and transitions - Conditions and branching - Variables and data passing Flows are stored as assets and can be run from: - Unity Events - Buttons - Scripts - Other game systems Extend Flow for your project Every project has unique requirements. Flow Editor allows you to create custom nodes for project-specific behavior while keeping Advanced Scene Manager focused on its core purpose. Add specialized functionality when your project needs it, without turning scene management into a general-purpose visual scripting system. A focused visual editor for scene management Flow Editor does not replace Advanced Scene Manager. It gives you a visual way to design, understand, and maintain the scene sequences that power your game.