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Condition Event
The Condition Event allows you to set certain parts of your timelines to only play under certain conditions.
What's a condition?
In programming and games, a condition is mostly described by variables (in Dialogic, these are called definitions).
This means that you can check for a definition to have a certain value and only play the following events if it matches.
The settings
You can set your condition by first selecting the value definition that should be compared, then selecting the type of comparison, and finally the value that should be compared to.
Only the comparison types Equal to and Different from work with Strings, the rest work with integers (aka, whole numbers).
You can also enter the name of a value definition in the input field. This will compare to the current value of that value definition.
Adding events
You can then add new events below the Condition Event, and they will be indented and only be played when the condition is true.
Ending a condition
Every condition needs to have an End Event. After that event, all following events will ignore the condition again. When creating a Condition Event a End Event will be added too.
Note: You can of course have conditions inside conditions. Just make sure to have the same amount of End Events