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Comparison - Compare Objects


Comparing Objects is simple in that there is only a 'equal' or 'not equal' determination to be made.

• If object A is the same as object B, this means they're equal, and the signal will exit through the == node.

• If object A is not the same as object B, this means they're not equal, and the signal will exit through the != node.

• Note: It is necessary to hold the A & B values in seperate references. There is no place in the Compare Object Action to hold the object information.

• Note: When comparing objects, I don't know what the Kismet is actually comparing - object type, perhaps? If I use two different static meshes, will it give me an == answer because they're both meshes? Or will it give me a != answer because they're both meshes, but the meshes are different?.