Operators

Returns the absolute value of a number (removes its minus sign).

Returns the sum of two numbers.

The result is always a decimal number, so 1 + 1 shows as 2.0 when printed or joined into text.

True when both conditions are true.

Example Key Pressed? space And Is Grounded? to allow jumping only from the floor.

Returns a number limited to stay between a minimum and a maximum.

Example Keep health between 0 and 100 after healing or taking damage.

True when two values or {templates} compare as chosen (=, !=, <, >, <=, >=).

If both sides are numbers they are compared as numbers. Otherwise they are compared as text ignoring case, and only = and != can be true.

Example {global.gold} >= 10 to unlock a shop item.

Returns the first number divided by the second.

Dividing by zero (or by a value extremely close to zero) returns 0 and does not stop the game.

True when both values are equal.

Numbers compare by value (1 equals 1.0). Text is compared exactly, including upper and lower case. The texts true, yes, on and 1 all count as true, and false, no, off and 0 as false, so 1 equals true.

True when the first number is greater than the second.

Both sides are read as numbers; text that is not a number counts as 0.

Returns two values joined together as a single piece of text.

No space is added automatically, so include one in a if you need it. Numbers from math blocks appear with a decimal (2.0). This block only works in sockets that accept text or any value; in a number-only socket it gives 0.

Example Join Score: with Get Variable score and send it to Print.

True when the first number is less than the second.

Both sides are read as numbers; text that is not a number counts as 0.

Returns the larger of two numbers.

Returns the smaller of two numbers.

Returns the remainder of dividing the first number by the second.

Works with decimals too. The result takes the sign of the divisor, so -1 modulo 3 is 2, which is handy for wrapping indexes.

Example Check whether a number is even with Modulo by 2 inside Equal 0.

Returns the product of two numbers.

Example Multiply a speed in pixels/second by Delta Time to get the distance to move this frame.

True when the condition is false, and false when it is true.

True when at least one of the two conditions is true.

Example Key Pressed? left Or Key Pressed? a to support both arrow keys and WASD.

True with the given probability, from 0 to 100 percent.

A new roll happens every time the block is checked, so inside On Update it rolls every frame.

Example Random chance % 10 to make an attack critical.

Returns a random decimal number between a minimum and a maximum.

The result is not rounded (for example 3.72). Wrap it in Round for whole numbers, or use Calculate with random for an integer range. A new value is picked every time the block is evaluated.

Returns a number rounded to the nearest whole number.

Exact halves round to the nearest even number: 1.5 becomes 2, but 2.5 also becomes 2. The result is still a decimal number (2.0).

Returns the first number minus the second.