There is a new condition (Is None
) which checks if the input is a
Python None
object. Many types in AN are (by definition) never None.
However certain types (like Object, Sequence, Generic, …) are allowed
to be None, so this mode only makes sense when used with one of those
types.
Two new operators were added: Not (A and B)
, Not (A or B)
.
Two new options were added to the boolean list logic node: Not All True
, Not All False
.
This node converts a number into a boolean in a standard way. If the number is zero, it will return False and otherwise True.