Elias Wick - Conditional Statements
About
Conditional Statements is a collection of 10 unique material functions that expands upon conditional modularity and aims to reduce shader instructions. With the expanded modular functionality to the Unreal Engine material editor, you will be able to create complex flows in a fast and more efficient way than ever before.
The included showcase video and included example map gives you a quick tour of your new material functions and how they can be used.
A conditional statement is a set of instructions which causes the flow of code to change depending on whether a condition is true or false. Conditional statements are often used when you want to execute different blocks of code based on some condition's outcome.
Included Logical Operator Nodes
- AND (&&)
- EQUAL (==)
- Greater Than (>)
- Greater Than Or Equal (>=)
- Less Than (<)
- Less Than Or Equal (<=)
- NOT (!)
- NOT EQUAL (!=)
- OR (||)
- XOR (^)
Conditional Statements is a collection of 10 unique material functions that expands upon conditional modularity and aims to reduce shader instructions. These assets work in both Unreal Engine 4 and Unreal Engine 5.