OR operators, differences and usage?

[Nifflas]

It is.

* I tried inserting one just to make sure I didn't remember it wrong; it was red
* They have to be true events to deal with special actions like "bounce" with built-in movements. It probably has to do with checking multiple steps per frame in high speeds. You can't bounce a "bouncing ball" controlled object off a background using an overlap check (even if you limit it to only trigger once) which would otherwise have been an equivalent.
* Check your own screen shot that you posted!

[Looki]

Sorry, temporary color blindness!

[nivram]

Difference Between OR (filtered) and OR (logical):
Event
Player collides with Treasure
OR (logical)
Player collides with Gold
OR (logical)
Player collides with Coins

Actions
Destroy Treasure
Destroy Gold
Destroy Coins

A result is that if any of the conditions are met, all objects will be destroyed.

If you use OR(filtered) instead of OR(logical) in the example then only the objects specifically involved in the trigger will be affected.

Marv

[Dynasoft]

Difference Between OR (filtered) and OR (logical):

Player collides with Treasure
OR (logical)
Player collides with Gold
OR (logical)
Player collides with Coins

[...]

If you'd read the thread, you'd see that we already covered this, and it also doesn't work with "collides with", because they are TRUE EVENTS. Try to keep up.

[nivram]

Thanks Dynasoft for your opinion, it is much appreciated.

Marv