How can you visually tell, in the State Graph window, which State will run when the game starts?

Question

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

In state-machine editors the initial or entry state is marked with a distinctive visual cue: a green bar across the top of the state. This green bar signals which state the engine will select automatically when the game begins.

Relevant concepts:
- State graph / state machine: a set of states and transitions used to control behavior.
- Initial (entry) state: the state the machine starts in when execution begins.
- Visual cues in UI: editors use colors/icons to indicate special roles (green commonly means "start" or "go").

Step-by-step visual check:
1. Open the State Graph window and scan the nodes (states) laid out in the editor.
2. Inspect the top edge of each state box. The state designated to run at startup will show a green bar along its top border.
3. Confirm there is not another explicit "entry" node or arrow pointing to a different state; the green bar is the authoritative indicator of the start state.

Why this is correct:
- The green bar is an explicit UI affordance intended to show the initial state unambiguously. Green conveys the concept of "start/go" and is applied only to the one state that will be active at game start. The engine reads that designation and sets the state machine to that state when play begins.

Why other possible indicators would be incorrect:
- A highlighted border, play icon, entry arrow, or bold text might suggest activity or selection but are not the standard startup marker in this State Graph; those could indicate selection or current runtime state, not the designated initial state. Only the green bar denotes the startup state.

Conclusion:
The correct visual sign that a state will run when the game starts is that the State has a green bar at the top, which matches the provided answer.

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