If anyone didn’t know, you can use if statements in Blender geometry nodes.
“if string” node group
examples:
If anyone didn’t know, you can use if statements in Blender geometry nodes.
“if string” node group
examples:
Good idea. Well done.
But… seems like over-kill to go string->instance->curve->Boolean… ?? ![]()
Surely more efficient to stay in String context:
Good luck.
Thank you for making the node group more efficient .I didn’t know there was a node for string length.
and I wasn’t aware of the string length node ![]()
???

Lol… looks like that’s been hiding in plain sight since version 3.1 ![]()
Thanks for the reminder!
Where were all these nodes hiding?