0.21.x✎

Conditions take any value, the way Luau does.

Version

0.21.x2026-09-09

FeatureChangeBugfix

Conditions take any value, the way Luau does.

Warning

Worth knowing before you upgrade.

0.21.1A label on such a node still names the result when no result name is set, so graphs built before this emit exactly what they did.
0.21.0A node that returns a value names the local it lands in after the node's Label — labelling a Find First Child value gives local value = ... with no second local to rename it. That always worked; the field says so now.

0.21.1Result name, on every node that returns a value. It is the local the result lands in — a Find First Child with the result name value emits local value = ... — and it shows under the node's header the way Declare Type shows the type it declares.

0.21.1A named node keeps its own name on the canvas. Setting the result name leaves the header alone and adds the name beneath it; a label still replaces the header, as it always has.
0.21.0Not, And, Or, Branch and While take any value, not just a boolean. Luau has no boolean-only operators: nil and false are false and everything else is true, so if not part then on an Instance? is ordinary code and could not be built before.
0.21.0And and Or hand back a value rather than a boolean, which is what they do in Luau: value or fallback is the value when there is one. Typing the result boolean also annotated it as one in Strict Mode, which does not compile.

0.21.2Declare Type with a Type Of wired into it now reports an error instead of emitting typeof(typeof(x)), which compiles and gives the type string.
0.21.0Promote to Variable takes its type from the value sitting in the pin when the pin itself accepts anything, so promoting a Branch condition still gives a boolean.