Opposite of 'is' operator?

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:bust_in_silhouette: Asked By andersmmg

I’m using the is operator to check if an object is a RigidBody for example, but I can’t fine a way to check if it’s not a RigidBody.
I’ve tried is not RigidBody, is !RigidBody, !RigidBody, all things that I could imagine working, but they all give script errors.
How is this meant to be done? Right now all I could get to work is a blank if statement, with the logic in the else section. This is not ideal and there must be some way this is meant to be done!

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:bust_in_silhouette: Reply From: timothybrentwood

if not (your_variable is RigidBody):
I think the parenthesis are optional.

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Thank you.

This is twisted, btw.

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Fwiw. C# has “is not”… i appreciate that’s not helpful if you’re using gdscript.

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I think the parenthesis are optional.

They are, indeed