Well, yes.
That log is simply a log to let you know what’s going on, it’s neither a warning nor an error. 🙂
So at the exact time that you set the OutputValue.value, since it’s a dynamic variable, a new one is created on the blacboard since one with that name and of type float (single) doesn’t exist.
So that log is shown when you ‘Set’ a non-existant / dynamic variable.
The newely created variable is never really consumed somehow. It just stays on the blackboard for future use or overwrite just like a normal variable would.
Gavalakis
