Conditional

The conditional class is an excellent utility script to check multiple custom conditions and return a value based on the result. It can be configured to check if any or all of the conditions are true or false.

Usage

Here’s an example of how to use the conditional class to check if all conditions are true:

Conditional isHealthyAndInCombat = new Conditional(Conditional.RuleType.CHECK_ALL_ARE_TRUE);

// add custom conditions
isHealthyAndInCombat += () => player.Health > 50;
isHealthyAndInCombat += () => player.IsInCombat;

// perform the check
if(isHealthyAndInCombat())
{
    // add some logic here
}

In the above example, you can also see that conditionals can be dropped inside of an if statement to perform the check. This is because the implicit conversion to a boolean value is supported out of the box.

The conditional class can also be used to check if any of the conditions are true:

Conditional isHealthyOrInCombat = new Conditional(Conditional.RuleType.CHECK_ANY_IS_TRUE);

// add custom conditions
isHealthyOrInCombat += () => player.Health > 50;
isHealthyOrInCombat += () => player.IsInCombat;

// perform the check
if(isHealthyOrInCombat())
{
    // add some logic here
}