from

List of parameter id separated by ';'

Empty

Identifiers of the source parameters.

Mandatory

1.1

No

to

List of parameter id separated by ';'

Empty

Identifier of the destination parameters.

Mandatory

1.1

No

mux_function

Mux function

max

Function that convert the n input values to a single value, before being converted by the response_curve function.

Possible values: 'min','max','-min','-max', and since 1.4.3: '>','>=','<','<=','='. Since the format of the skin is xml, you need to use xml entities for special characters (for example write '& gt;' for '>').

1.1

No

response_curve

response curve

linear

Response curve of the link: this enables the software to compute the value of the target from the single value outputted by the mux function

1.1

No

reverse

boolean

'false'

Reverse the response curve.

If the curve is normalized, the transfer function of the link is:

to=1-f(from),

else it is:

to=max-f(from)

(f being the response curve)

1.1

1.2

enabled

boolean

'true'

Enables or disables the link.

1.1

1.2

normalized

boolean

'false'

Links the normalized values of the parameters instead of the absolute values.

Set this parameter to true if you want to link the parameters relatively to their ranges, and not as absolute values. 'Normalized' values are set between 0 and 1, 0 corresponding to the minimum and 1 the maximum values of the parameters

1.2.5

No