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Hi Speaking of which, why the manuals are not up to date with new features?
cheers

Hi thanulee,
I think that this one explains itself,
it's the story of a lion (input A) and a mouse (input B)
with two possible ends
-the mouse eats the lion
-the lion eats the mouse

and we can also tell it like this:
if the mouse is bigger than the lion, the mouse eats the lion
if the lion is the same size or bigger than the mouse, the lion eats the mouse

cheers

hahahaha thanks ! so eats means masks? also what bigger means? can u show me an example cause i dont quite get it. I laughed so hard though haha

ahhahahah stop it hahaha! Well how this corresponds with textures? yea the big small and jungle laws i get, but practically, can u show me this with textures? thanks man haha

So any practical example of the texture? thanks

Perhaps something interactive or an animation where rendered objects can appear and disappear with keyframed scale changes.

Sorry i still dont get it so i have to ask again for an example. I apologise but there is no manual information..

thanulee wrote:Sorry i still dont get it so i have to ask again for an example. I apologise but there is no manual information..

https://docs.otoy.com/StandaloneH3_06/S ... s%7C_____4

Thanks, and that should be in c4d manual as well with examples. Still i dont get it though.

How a>b translates in terms of bigger? RGB values? Image scale? can u give me an example of how this is useful? cheers