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{{Note|Keep in mind that the subtraction operation is antisymmetric (where you put your inputs matter), and is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anticommutative_property Anticommutative] (which basically means if you swap the inputs but made the result have the opposite sign, you can get the same answer).|warning}} | {{Note|Keep in mind that the subtraction operation is antisymmetric (where you put your inputs matter), and is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anticommutative_property Anticommutative] (which basically means if you swap the inputs but made the result have the opposite sign, you can get the same answer).|warning}} | ||
{{Note|If you just need to subtract 1 from your value, use the [[ProtoFlux:Value Dec|Value Dec]] node. | {{Note|If you just need to subtract 1 from your value, use the [[ProtoFlux:Value Dec|Value Dec]] node instead. | ||
If you need to decrement a value from an [[Impulses|impulse]], use the [[ProtoFlux:Decrement|Decrement]] node instead.|suggestion}} | If you need to decrement a value from an [[Impulses|impulse]], use the [[ProtoFlux:Decrement|Decrement]] node instead.|suggestion}} | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 27 June 2024
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Operators
The Sub node takes in 2 inputs and returns the calculated result. The second input (B) will take away anything from the first input (A).
Inputs
A (Pseudo-Generic)
The value we have.
B (Pseudo-Generic)
The value we want to take away.
Outputs
* (Pseudo-Generic)
The new result from this operation.
See Also
- Wikipedia's definition of subtraction.
- Microsoft's documentation on the subtraction operator.