Quick update: Logicblocks are now default to "positive" instead of "negative" when no condition is connected

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How it worked until today

Before this update, Logicblocks that had no condition connected would evaluate to false / “negative”.
This was somewhat counter intuitive and led to confusion among new users.

What we changed

  • We changed this behaviour so that Logicblocks now default to true / positive.
  • We updated existing Logicblocks that had no conditions connected by swapping the positive and negative actions. That way the effect of running an evaluation of such a Logicblock is exactly the same as before

Let us know if you have any questions or issues!

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I didn’t know that a logicblock could have no condition. In fact I created a condition called always_true, which is linked to a Boolean variable which is… eh…um… always true :smiley:

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I did the same a lot of times, so we thought it’s time to make life easier :grin:

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