Editing Games:Halo 5: Guardians/Forge/Scripting/1. Conditions (section)

==Message/Power:Multi==
WHEN... Multiple 'Message' and/or 'Power' state Conditions are valid; useful for and/or type logic.

(Triggers when up to four of any combination of  Message:Received and Power:Check Conditions are valid. Can set how many of the four conditions must be met for the Script to trigger in Trigger Count.)

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'''<span style="color: #4da6ff">Trigger Count</span>''' - 1-4 (Minimum number of state Conditions that must be true in order to trigger the Action.)

'''Each of four:
<span style="color: #4da6ff">Condition </span>- Message:Recieved or Power:Check'''
[INDENT]<span style="color: #4da6ff">'''Message:Recieved''' </span>- alpha-zulu[/INDENT]

[INDENT]'''<span style="color: rgb(77, 166, 255)">Power:Check</span>''' - Channel or State
[INDENT]'''Channel:''' alpha-zulu
'''State:''' On/Off/Toggle[/INDENT][/INDENT]
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'''<span style="text-decoration: underline;">NOTES</span>'''

*This is the only condition that can sense multiple Conditions, but it is limited to Messages and Power States.


*When you have more than one Condition, setting this to 1 behaves with OR logic, so any one of the Conditions being true means that the script will trigger.


*If you set this to the number of Conditions you use, it behaves with AND logic and ''all'' the conditions must be true for the script to trigger.


*Setting it to more than 1 but less than the number of Conditions results in complex behavior that would have to be represented with many AND and OR operations.


*If you set this to a higher number than Conditions that are used, it effectively disables the script without losing the settings.

*If you have several Multi scripts that check the same Channels, put the channels in the same number Condition slot, even if some Conditions are set to [none]. That way, you can select multiple objects that have scripts that use these channels and change the channels at the same time.

*A script with Multi: Minimum=1 (On Power: [alpha]: Toggle) {Power: Set: [alpha]: Toggle} will activate every cycle (an infinite loop). The same thing will happen with a script sending a message to itself.

*The Multi condition won’t continuously trigger based only on power states staying On or Off. A message or power state change broadcast that it is listening for must occur to trigger it.

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