Math:Compare

Last updated 5 August 2026

Pin Info

Pin	Info
`Input 1: Operand 1 [BitMatrix, Float, Int, ResourceId, Samples, String, Timestamp]` `Input 2: Operand 2 [BitMatrix, Float, Int, ResourceId, Samples, String, Timestamp]`	1-Operand 1[]: Defines the first Operand of theCompare Operation, and triggers an output. 2-Operand 2[]: Stores as Operand 2 in theNode and compares it with any Operand 1.
`Output 1: Result [Int]` `Output 2: Result true [Bang]`	1-Result[Int]: Emits 1 if result is True or 0if its False. 2-Result true[Bang]: Emits a Bang if the Compareresult is True.
Node Parameters
Mode:allows the node to switch to a different Compare Mode Buffer: Shows the stored second operand that Operand 1 is compared to** Expand: Autocast: Unchecking will disable the automatic casting of different Datatypes.

Input 1: Operand 1 [BitMatrix, Float, Int, ResourceId, Samples, String, Timestamp]

Input 2: Operand 2 [BitMatrix, Float, Int, ResourceId, Samples, String, Timestamp]

1-Operand 1[*]: Defines the first Operand of theCompare Operation, and triggers an output.

2-Operand 2[*]: Stores as Operand 2 in theNode and compares it with any Operand 1.

Output 1: Result [Int]

Output 2: Result true [Bang]

1-Result[Int]: Emits 1 if result is True or 0if its False.

2-Result true[Bang]: Emits a Bang if the Compareresult is True.

Node Parameters

Mode:allows the node to switch to a different Compare Mode

Buffer: Shows the stored second operand that Operand 1 is compared to**

Expand:

Autocast: Unchecking will disable the automatic casting of different Datatypes.