When comparing numeral values (e.g. yaw), the mod strips the leading sign (i.e. the minus sign -) from the (right hand side) comparison.
Consider the following example: {{yaw >= -180, "N", "?"}}
Regardless of the actual yaw-value, the mod shows ? instead of N. (In fact, since the smallest yaw-value is -180 the mod should always display N.)
Another example is {{yaw >= -67, "SE", "?"}}.
In this case, the mod displays SE if the actual yaw-value is in between 67.0 and 179.9 and ? if the value is between -179.9 and 66.9—though the expected output would be ? from -179.9 to -66.9 and SE from -67.0 onwards.
When comparing numeral values (e.g. yaw), the mod strips the leading sign (i.e. the minus sign
-
) from the (right hand side) comparison.Consider the following example:
{{yaw >= -180, "N", "?"}}
Regardless of the actualyaw
-value, the mod shows?
instead ofN
. (In fact, since the smallestyaw
-value is-180
the mod should always displayN
.)Another example is
{{yaw >= -67, "SE", "?"}}
. In this case, the mod displaysSE
if the actualyaw
-value is in between67.0
and179.9
and?
if the value is between-179.9
and66.9
—though the expected output would be?
from-179.9
to-66.9
andSE
from-67.0
onwards.