Lets say a node can have any of a number of colors. We want to connect each of those colors to the node with an even probability of being it's color.
If we want to offer a dynamic range (1-1000) of color, we may want to create fake, range nodes. IE: a node that represents a 10% chance for any value 1-100 without creating 100 new nodes.
A way to reuse ranges would be good too.
Saying a bed is "red | blue | orange" would be nice. Saying a bed and a table are "red | blue | orange" and pointing to the same node would be better.
Lets say a node can have any of a number of colors. We want to connect each of those colors to the node with an even probability of being it's color.
If we want to offer a dynamic range (1-1000) of color, we may want to create fake, range nodes. IE: a node that represents a 10% chance for any value 1-100 without creating 100 new nodes.
A way to reuse ranges would be good too.
Saying a bed is "red | blue | orange" would be nice. Saying a bed and a table are "red | blue | orange" and pointing to the same node would be better.