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I'm trying to create a condition where in my 'if' statement if $i1 == $i2 then it will come out of port one otherwise it will go out of out2. Seems simple enough, but the message will not come out of port one.

I'm attaching two screen shots. One shows if $i1 = 35. This one should pass out of port one but doesn't. One shows $i1 = 36 and so it is correctly passing out of port two.

I am 100% sure this is user error as I'm quite new to Max! Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm trying to create a condition where in my 'if' statement if $i1 == $i2 then it will come out of port one otherwise it will go out of out2.  Seems simple enough, but the message will not come out of port one.  

I'm attaching two screen shots.  One shows if $i1 = 35.  This one should pass out of port one but doesn't.  One shows $i1 = 36 and so it is correctly passing out of port two.

I am 100% sure this is user error as I'm quite new to Max!  Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Drop the first "out" and state it this way, [if $i1==$i2 then $i1 else out2 $i1]

Ok, that worked. Thank you! So I guess the take away is that 'out' is always assumed unless you explicitly say out2?

Ok, that worked.  Thank you!  So I guess the take away is that 'out' is always assumed unless you explicitly say out2?


'if' statement not passing variable