Operation

Here you have the choice between various logical comparisons. Whenever the comparison is positive, the Node outputs 1 or TRUE. If the selected check is negative, 0 or FALSE is output. The following modes are available:

• Greater than: A positive result only follows if input 1 is greater than input 2.
• Less than: The Node outputs 1 or TRUE only if input 1 is less than input 2.
• Greater than or equal to: If the value of input 1 is equal to or greater than input 2, a positive signal is output.
• Less than or equal to: If input 1 is identical to input 2 or less than this value, the Node outputs 1 or TRUE.
• Equal: Checks whether both values are identical
• Not equal: If input 1 and input 2 are different, 1 or TRUE is output.

The selected function is automatically displayed above the Node in the Node Editor. In this way, the function of the Node can be recognized directly when viewing a circuit without having to select the Node separately.

Data Type

Select the data type of the two value inputs here. You can choose between Float for floating point numbers, Int for integer values and UInt as a special format for positive integer values. URLsand string entries can also be compared with each other, as sequences can also be determined for characters. For example, the letter "A" comes before the letter "B" and is therefore smaller in comparison. Finally, vector formats such as Color (color), ColorA (color with alpha component) and Vector can also be compared with each other. The comparison is made per component. As soon as one of the vector components already satisfies the function, a positive signal is output.

Vector 1[XYZ ]

Vector 2[XYZ ]

Here you enter the two numerical values in the Node that should be compared with each other.