Inputs
By default, the Node has three inputs for variables. Use these buttons to customize the number of variables. The variables are automatically numbered and can be output by the abbreviation var with the appended consecutive number within the Condition field. By defineing var2, for example, the value of variable 2 is included in the logical condition.
Via these inputs you can assign floating point values to the variables, which can then be read out via the abbreviation var with the appended number of the port in the condition. The abbreviation var1 then uses the value of the top/first variable input, for example.
Here you define the logical relationship between the variables or numerical values to be checked. You can find examples here.
If the condition does not apply, i.e., FALSE is output as the result, a string can also be generated as an Error Message. The text given here results in the first part of the Error Message. The second part of the Error Message consists of the reproduction of the Condition.