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Divide

A over B. Dividing by zero, or near enough to zero, gives you 0 rather than an infinity, because an infinity reaching the mesher takes the whole chunk with it.

Divide node

The Divide node

When to use it

A over B. Dividing by zero, or near enough to zero, gives you 0 rather than an infinity, because an infinity reaching the mesher takes the whole chunk with it.

That guard has a side effect worth knowing. A suspiciously flat patch of zero in your result might be a division that tripped the guard rather than a shape. Drop a Visualize node on the wire and read the number.

When the divisor never changes, multiplying by the reciprocal is cheaper and reads better.

Pins

Pin Type Description
A Number The first number.
B Number The second number.
Pin Type Description
Result Number The answer.