Reply To: Spikey’s Math Lab

[spikeyxxx]

Another picture; the two Map Range Nodes:

Adding them together:

(Which was not the best idea ever…better would have been to take the Minimum of the two:

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Then these values for X are Subtracted from the normal X values. So where Y=0, X=0.4 gets the value 0,where X=0.5 it becomes 0.1, and so on.

Now the point (0.7, 0)) has the value 0.3 (while we subtracted 0.4 from the X-value) and the point (0.3, 0.5) also has the value 0.3 (while there we subtracted 0 from the original X-value).

So if we then compare the values in these two points, both are within 0.25 this is called Epsilon in the Compare Node) distance from 0.000( Value in the Compare Node).