Question regarding the writing of a condition...

[RGBreality]

Hey folks!

I was wondering if there was some way I could write a condition such that one component was required, but two or more were logical OR conditions. As an example, consider this condition with three elements:

1.) Global Variable=X (always condition)

2.) Button is clicked
OR (logical)
3.) Text is clicked


As it is, I only know how to author a condition such that all elements in the condition are part of an OR (logical) statement, or all elements in the condition must be met--but not a mixture of both.

Is there a way to author a condition so that they can be mixed?

Thank you very much, in advance!


Most appreciatively...

RGBreality

[Jacob]

No, but you can just do

1.) Global Variable=X (always condition)
2.) Button is clicked
OR (logical)
1.) Global Variable=X (always condition)
3.) Text is clicked

which accomplishes the same thing, if I understand you right.

[RGBreality]

Hey, Jabob! How are you? What a bionically-fast reply! That did the trick! (I love learning something new about this kick-ass product)

Thank you yet again, Jacob!


Most appreciatively...

RGBreality

[Cjimmy99]

Oh yes! I know how to do that! Make a condition, right click on the condition box to the left and click "Insert" and then it will be two conditions in one! I hope I wasn't too late to answer!

[Jaffob]

1.) Global Variable=X (always condition)
2.) Button is clicked
OR (logical)
1.) Global Variable=X (always condition)
3.) Text is clicked

You should always have immediate conditions above all other ones. I don't think I've ever seen this break the event, but it makes your code clearer for others and is just good practice.

This should be:

1.) Button is clicked
2.) Global Variable=X (always condition)
OR (logical)
1.) Text is clicked
2.) Global Variable=X (always condition)