Putting 3 or more variables in a *elseif/*if

[ArchivistAlpha096]

So, just ran into something that I need 3 values to do correctly, but not quite sure of the formatting.
Normally I do something like this:

*if (X =true) or (Y=true))

That’s for 2, but not sure if something like this,

*if (((x=true) or (y=true) or (d =true))

will work, so. If anyone could help clear this up? Would be grateful. Anyway, I hope that everyone who reads this has a good weekend.

[Gower]

*if (((x) and (y)) and (z)) is acceptable format for three.

@ArchivistAlpha096

*if (X =true) or (Y=true))

I believe the above needs an additional left parenthesis:

*if ((x) or (y))

Note this thread:

Is it possible... (making or/and statements with 3+ variables)

CS is always looking to evaluate two conditions. So you need to use brackets to group up your conditions into pairs. Additional brackets for when you use an equals sign as part of your comparator. All of these work. There’s other combinations, but this should cover all the main stuff. *create Condition_1 true *create Condition_2 true *create Condition_3 true *create Condition_11 10 *create Condition_22 10 *create Condition_33 10 *if (Condition_1 or Condition_2) or Condition_3 Yes *i…

[HWKEye]

Basically if you are using boolean values for check then this is acceptable

*if ((x or y) or d)

but if you are using checks write in following format

*if (((x > 10) or (y > 10)) or (z > 10))