A quick thing about overlays!

[Colton]

So is there a way to make a press of an overlay do different actions depending on what property you have true/false?

I know it will need code so fire away.

[korn]

First, set the overlay button to transmit on a channel. Then, add new block code to the overlay device. Make sure the block code is run when receiving a message from the same channel that the overlay button transmits on.
Now that you have your block code, just use an if statement. Make it like this:
if [Get Property[“(property name here”)
do (action 1)
else (action 2)
You will need to press the little options button on the if block, to add the else option.
If I misunderstood the question, or this doesn’t work, please let me know.

[Neon11]

No just Use A Checker It Takes Less Memory

[korn]

Oh yeah, I forgot about that device. That does definitely work and is more memory-efficient, unless you want the button to do something that requires block code.

[Colton]

I need it to check multiple things and transmit on different channels depending on the property that is true

[Colton]

@korn

First, set the overlay button to transmit on a channel. Then, add new block code to the overlay device. Make sure the block code is run when receiving a message from the same channel that the overlay button transmits on.
Now that you have your block code, just use an if statement. Make it like this:
if [Get Property[“(property name here”)
do (action 1)
else (action 2)
You will need to press the little options button on the if block, to add the else option.
If I misunderstood the question, or this doesn’t work, please let me know.

So this does work for sure (tested)

@Neon11

No just Use A Checker It Takes Less Memory

Takes less memory but id need a different checker per property cluttering up my workspace