Stefano Nicolis

benC
I was just using an “if” statement to check if the value was exactly equals to “0.7382” but it returns nothing.

if(value > 0.73 && value < 0.74)
{
    //Do stuff
}

float _tolerance = 0.01;
if( (value - 0.7834) <= _tolerance)
{
    //Do stuff
}

tamte
you have to use strcmp()

{
    if(strcmp(chs("../random_node/geotype"), "poly")==0)
    {
        return 1;
    }
}

and not sure but the values you are refering here (“none”) or in your file (“primitive”) are not valid for group geotype parm, so it would never switch to one anyway
the valid values are:
'all', ‘bezierc’, ‘bezier’, ‘mesh’, ‘circle’, ‘MetaSQuad’, ‘meta’, ‘nurbc’, ‘nurb’, ‘PackedAgent’, ‘AlembicRef’, ‘PackedDisk’, ‘PackedFragment’, ‘PackedGeometry’, ‘part’, ‘PasteSurf’, ‘poly’, ‘polysoup’, ‘sphere’, ‘tetrahedron’, ‘trifan’, ‘tristrip’, ‘tribez’, ‘tube’, ‘vdb’, ‘volume’

edward
The

ch()

expression returns a float, not a string. For strings, you need

chs()

(note the s after ch).