I'm not sure if this is a limitation of the way I'm using animation nodes or of this is an actual bug. I have a file that I am reading to instantiate a list of empties to use as falloff object controllers. When the frame comes that creates the empties, only one is initially processed and I have to execute the node tree again to have the rest of the empties produce their falloff effect.
Does this require me to have execute always on to have all of the empties fill in their falloff information or is there something about the order in which I'm doing things. In that regard - is there another way for me to use the distance away from an object to determine if nearby objects should be scaled that will update properly?
Right now the project I am working on is just a static viewer resulting from a file while I'm learning what I can do with animation nodes. I preferably wouldn't want to use always execute for a static viewer that should only need to update once per frame.
Example from image.
Probably not relevant to the question, but for reference this is the node tree.
