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¬ (Boolean Negate)

The Boolean Negate node (represented by the ”¬” symbol) is a simple logical operator that inverts the value of a boolean input. If the input is true, the output will be false, and vice versa.

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Inputs

  • a (boolean, default: false): The boolean value to be negated.

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Outputs

  • result (boolean): The negated value of the input.

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Configuration

This node has no configuration options.

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Usage

  1. Connect a boolean value to the a input of the Boolean Negate node.
  2. The negated value will be available at the result output.

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Example

Consider a spell where you want to perform an action only if a certain condition is not met. You can use the Boolean Negate node to invert the condition before connecting it to a trigger or filter node. 
1. [Input] Condition (boolean) 
2. [Math] ¬ (Boolean Negate)
   - a: [connected to Condition output]
3. [Logic] If
   - condition: [connected to ¬ (Boolean Negate) result output]
   - then: [Action to perform when condition is not met]
In this example, the Boolean Negate node inverts the Condition input before it is passed to the If node. The action connected to the then input of the If node will only be executed when the original Condition is false.

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Best Practices

  • Use the Boolean Negate node to simplify your spell’s logic by inverting conditions directly, rather than using more complex expressions.
  • Consider readability when using the Boolean Negate node. In some cases, it may be clearer to write the inverted condition explicitly rather than using the negate node.

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Common Issues

  • Ensure that the input connected to the Boolean Negate node is actually a boolean value. Connecting other data types may lead to unexpected behavior.
  • Remember that the Boolean Negate node only inverts the value; it does not change the value type. The output will always be a boolean.