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Bool AND module

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Bool AND module

Postby wlangfor@uoguelph.ca » Mon Jun 22, 2020 6:45 pm

Bool and is a great idea, but it seems slow; I often think so when I work with it and use various conditions and clauses to decide whether or not both conditions are met and ultimately, there seems to be latency; so that there is no latency; here is quite possibly a faster bool and module:

simply make a module, add two module in connections and one module out, make sure those connections are set as boolean, next add a multiply and set that to be related to float. connect both module in's to the multiply float and then the result to the boolean out.

The rationale to use float for the multiplier is perhaps it could be faster; if the calculation to 1 is being calculated, the fact that it begins to be over 0.00000000001 or w/e maintains that it might be faster than an int.

Probably a better bool AND; given the fact that we depend on these as conditions when loading presets and conditionals; it's hard to imagine that there's a faster way.
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Re: Bool AND module

Postby trogluddite » Mon Jun 22, 2020 9:00 pm

What a load of Boolsh*t! :lol: :roll:

Green Booleans are fine, folks - move along, nothing to see here. :geek:

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