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Constant Float node

Create a float constant value to use in your Logic script.
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Last updated 10 months ago
Use the Constant Float node to provide a fixed decimal number anywhere in your logic. Use to set speeds, durations, or any value that you don't want to change during use.

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Float
The number you want to provide.
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