Flowgraph Tips and Tricks
From CryWiki
Here you can find nuggets of information regarding the Flowgraph.
Don't use the "Done" Port
By Cry-Huss
Try to use a node's "Succeed" or the "Fail" port and avoid the "Done" port. "Done" is in most cases broken. "Succeed" means the node has finished executing properly and the next nodes can begin executing. "Fail" means the node failed to execute but execution will try to continue into the next nodes.
Replicating Nodes
If you have one or multiple nodes that needs to be replicated lots of times, there's no need to create the nodes from scratch every time. Simply select the nodes, press Ctrl + C, place the mouse pointer where you would like the nodes to be put once replicated, and press Ctrl + V. The nodes you've just selected will now be copied, and will still keep all the same input and entity values as the original nodes. If you want to keep all links that are connected to the nodes aswell, use Ctrl + Shift + V or Right-Click and choose Paste with Links.
Use the Logic:Any node
 Always running into troubles with Flowgraphs? Well, maybe you did not use the Logic:Any node. Basically, its purpose is to listen out for any of the assigned inputs and if it's triggered, then it would trigger the output. However, it also helps you tidy your Flowgraphs and make things clearer. Most importantly, it also helps trigger WIP (work in progress) nodes or other outputs or booleans, since some nodes do not trigger their following connected node(s) properly. Using Logic:Any node solves the problem.
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