
The AND Helper allows you to do binary arithmetic between
two or more input data streams. AND is a logic function that generates
a True condition (binary = 1) output stream when all inputs are evaluated
as True (1). If one input is false (binary = 0), the Out output data stream
will also be false regardless of how many inputs return a True condition
(1).
This is a handy way of checking multiple conditions to see if they are
all true. For instance, you may want to check to see if a particle in
a specified group is a certain age as well as has made a collision with
a selected object. Using the AND Helper, you'd pipe in the Out output
data streams from both of the other rules to check for their validation.
When both rules send a true condition, the AND Helper would output a True
condition. This information could be used as a "test" to trigger
another event or rule.
ON - (Bool) This input data
stream determines whether the operator is considered 'on' or 'off.' You
can connect other operators to this input channel such as a Bool Helper
to activate/deactivate the whole operator.
In - (Bool) This input data stream takes in the Out output data
stream condition from another operator or rule to see if it returns a
True condition (Binary = 1), or a False condition (Binary = 0).
In - (Bool) This input data stream takes in the Out output data
stream condition from another operator or rule to see if it returns a
True condition (Binary = 1), or a False condition (Binary = 0).
All additional In input data streams will read in the same Boolean information
to determine if all of the output streams that are fed in are true.
Out - (Bool) This output
data stream sends the true or false state to other node input data streams
regarding the results from the AND test. If all In input data streams
return a True condition (Binary = 1), then the AND Helper will send out
a True condition. If any of the In input data streams returns a False
condition (Binary = 0), then the AND Helper will send out a False condition.

Num AND - This spinner lets you set the amount of input data stream
connectors that should be created and used to perform the logical AND
operation. Be aware that by default, the spinner value is set to 1, which
means, compare one value with ONE additional value. A spinner value of
3 would yield a total of 4 In input data streams; 1 value plus 3 more
to compare it with.