on_true input when the switch is enabled, and the on_false input when the switch is disabled. This allows you to create conditional logic and choose different data paths in your workflow.
Inputs
| Parameter | Description | Data Type | Required | Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
switch | A boolean condition that determines which input to pass through. When enabled (true), the on_true input is selected. When disabled (false), the on_false input is selected. | BOOLEAN | Yes | |
on_false | The data to be passed to the output when the switch is disabled (false). This input is only required when the switch is false. | MATCH_TYPE | No | |
on_true | The data to be passed to the output when the switch is enabled (true). This input is only required when the switch is true. | MATCH_TYPE | No |
on_false and on_true inputs are conditionally required. The node will request the on_true input only when the switch is true, and the on_false input only when the switch is false. Both inputs must be of the same data type.
Outputs
| Output Name | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
output | The selected data. This will be the value from the on_true input if the switch is true, or the value from the on_false input if the switch is false. | MATCH_TYPE |
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