I was making typewriter text and I wanted it to stop on two letters, but you can’t put text in a logic block. ClicClac told me to make the text a varible, and the varibles went in the logic block, but the logic block (“Or” block) wouldn’t go into the “equals” block. I know this is a bug as it worked for ClicClac. (Sorry, linked the wrong guide.)
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He already refreshed.
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I also restarted my device and shut down, it still didn’t work.
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ok thx for letting me know 
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Are you trying to do something like this
Let dog = 2;
If (dog = (2 || 3) {
Return true;
}
|| means or in JavaScript
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I’m trying to do this:
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Yeah. Gimkit currently doesn’t support that you will have to do
If(letter = v || letter = u) {
}
Basically you need to have two equals to expressions and the or outside of them
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Can you send a pic of the block code, I don’t understand.
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Im on mobile rn so i can try but i’ll explain it again.
[If [[Letter = v] or [letter = u]]]
Instead of:
[if [letter = [v or u]]]
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Just set it to a variable
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The text is a variable:
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No the expression in the if block
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I mean, you could possibly do this:
if [get first occurence of text [your text] in text [create text with [v] and [u]]] != 0
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What is in the do section?
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This?:
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Like, use the [get first occurence of text] block, with the second space being that [create text] block
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