Parent Link

Adding a parent Link allows you to use one Link as the input for another.

Example Use Cases:

Avoid Repeated Computation

If you have many Links that recognize the same repeated pose, you can create a dedicated Link for that pose and then reference it in other Links as a trigger condition.

This not only improves stability but also reduces CPU load by avoiding duplicate recognition of the same pose—it will only be recognized once.

For example, in my Hardcore Mage template, to prevent false triggers during livestreams, every voice command is gated by a pre-pose. If you open each link, you’ll see they all use the first link as an input condition:

Build More Complex Input Logic

Each Link by default supports only one of three input logic types:

Sequential (top to bottom)

AND (all must be triggered)

OR (any one can trigger)

If you need to combine different logic types or use more than three input conditions, you can chain Links using Link as Trigger to structure more complex logic.

For example, you can use different degrees of leaning to trigger holding down the right mouse button while also continuously moving the mouse left to control the camera:

Build Combos and Prevent Misfires

By breaking down combo sequences into separate Links and using them as input conditions for one another, you can long combo inputs and reduce the chance of Misfiring

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