It's probably somehow possible with using multiple control nodes, but putting that in a wrapper would be good.
Right now, one of the main shortfalls of the system is its mathematic perfection - branching occurs mostly symmetrically, and it's very hard to get it to not do that in a controlled way.
I think the best would be a per-generation prune chance to emulate child nodes dying off, but probably it would be have the same effect to be able to more separately control the random for each branch in a branching tree.
It's probably somehow possible with using multiple control nodes, but putting that in a wrapper would be good.
Right now, one of the main shortfalls of the system is its mathematic perfection - branching occurs mostly symmetrically, and it's very hard to get it to not do that in a controlled way.
I think the best would be a per-generation prune chance to emulate child nodes dying off, but probably it would be have the same effect to be able to more separately control the random for each branch in a branching tree.