[Help] Making an if structure with various conditions!

[Thooto]

Hello,

I'm able to make a simple if structure, with only one condition, like "scene.my.x == x ? {xxx} : {xxx}". But I'd like to build something where I must have many conditions, like "scene.my.x == x && scene.my.y == y ? {xxx} : {xxx}". I tried this, but it didn't work! Let's see what I'm talking about :

I spawned three wheels, with three motorized hinges, respectively scene.my.motor1, motor2, motor3 (on motor = true/false). With two lasers I control if they are true or false. There on a third laser I wrote :

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OnLaserHit := (e)=>{scene.my.motor1 == true && scene.my.motor2 == true ? {scene.my.motor3 = true} : {scene.my.motor3 = false}}

So, could you tell me what is wrong in?

Thanks!

[daniels220]

Probably parens around the conditions. Also, if you're checking whether something == true, you don't actually need to compare it to true. So:

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OnLaserHit := (e)=>{ (scene.my.motor1 && scene.my.motor2) ? {scene.my.motor3 = true} : {scene.my.motor3 = false} }

Out of curiosity, does this work?:

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scene.my.motor3 = (scene.my.motor1 && scene.my.motor2)

&& should "return" either true or false, and you should be able to assign it directly. At least, that's what would happen in pretty much any real programming language ever (e.g. C(++), Ruby, JavaScript, etc). somevar = !(somecondition) should also work to negate the whole thing.

[Thooto]

Oh thank you so much! Th two codes work.