Category - Logic

Generates a signal whenever the value or object on its input port is updating. more...

This patch samples an arbitrary value and keeps it memorized. The "Value" output contains the currently memorized value. While the "Sampling" input is set to True, the current value on the "Sample Value" input replaces that memorized value. If the "Reset Signal" input is set to True, the memorized value is cleared more...

Generates a pulse for a duration of a single frame whenever the input signal changes according to detection mode. more...

This patch performs a logic operation on two Boolean values and returns the result as a Boolean. Note that in case of the "NOT" operation, the second operand is ignored. more...

This patch implements a Nx1 multiplexer that forwards the current value of a given input to its unique output. Multiplexer is typically used to select dynamically one value among a set of values. All the values are available on the source inputs, each of them having an index. The value transmitted to the patch's output is the one from the input whose index matches the "Source Index" input. Note that by default the Multiplexer inputs and output are virtual, meaning they can transmit any kind of values. ... more...

This patch implements a 1xN demultiplexer that forwards the current value on its unique input to a given output. The Demultiplexer has a single source input whose value is transmitted to the patch's output whose index matches the "Destination Index" input. The other outputs have their values unchanged, unless "Use Reset Value" is enabled in the patch's settings, in which case they are set to the "reset value". Note that by default the Demultiplexer input and outputs are virtual, meaning they can transm... more...

This patch has an internal counter, with an initial value of 0, which is incremented by 1 (or decremented by 1) each time the "Increasing Signal" (or "Decreasing Signal") input goes from False to True. The current counter value is reset to 0 when the "Reset Signal" input goes from False to True. more...

Compares two numerical values using a condition and a tolerance, then outputs a boolean indicating if the condition was met (True) or not (False). more...