🟥 Switch

The Switch block allows you to check a series of conditions in parallel and route the flow to the first branch whose condition is true, thus avoiding the stacking of "Condition" blocks.

This block acts as a logical switch, ideal for managing mutually exclusive cases or prioritizing checks in a specific order.

📥 Entries

• in (Signal): Triggers the evaluation of conditions. The checks are carried out in numerical order (1, 2, 3...).
• number (Integer): Defines the number of test paths to create. Dynamically changes the number of available inputs and outputs.
• 1, 2, 3... (Boolean): Logical inputs corresponding to the conditions to be evaluated. Each input can be connected to a condition block or forced to True/False.

📤 Outings

• 1, 2, 3... (Signal): Outputs activated if the corresponding condition is the first evaluated as true.
• default (Signal): Default output used if none of the conditions are true.

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Management of rewards according to the player's score

1. A player completes a level with a score recorded in the player_score variable.
2. The Switch block is configured with number = 3 to manage 3 reward levels.
3. The inputs are connected as follows:

• 1: Condition "player_score > 1000" (Gold reward)
• 2: Condition "player_score > 500" (Silver reward)
• 3: Condition "player_score > 0" (Bronze reward)

4. If the score is 750, condition 2 is the first true: the flow takes exit 2 to award the Silver reward.
5. The default output is connected to a “Try again!” message. for zero or negative scores.

⚙️ Technical Details

• Order of evaluation: The conditions are checked sequentially (1 → 2 → 3...). As soon as a condition is true, the following ones are ignored.
• Variable management: Boolean inputs can be populated with dynamic comparisons or static values.
• Default output: Always present, even if not used explicitly. Omitting it from the flow can cause unexpected behavior.

Updated on: 04/03/2026