So I'm in the middle of making a map, and I begin on the triggers.

There's a box in the middle of the screen with 3 buttons on it that, when picked, will determine the variant of the game.
I'm trying to make a trigger that will, go figure, make something happen when you click one of the buttons.

However, my problem lies with the Conditions of the new trigger.

I'm not sure if it's a bug in my Editor, or I'm doing something wrong. When I make a Condition "Or," I should have a list of sub-Conditions to make (for when you select one of the three buttons) but it isn't letting me make that list. The Conditions in the Trigger SHOULD look like this:
Button1, Button2, and Button3 are the variables that I labeled onto the buttons. (Not the real names, but in this scenario)
And the problem, again, is that I'm unable to make the second set of Conditions there. If I try to double-click the word "Conditions" under the "Or" nothing happens. Right-clicking and selecting New Element just brings up the options "And", "Comparison", "Not", etc.

Attached to this thread is a picture of the Trigger, and I circled the Condition.

How can I fix this?
Or am I a total scrub and I just don't know what I'm doing?

EDIT: made a little more clarity to the issue

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Post has been edited 3 time(s), last time on Jul 10 2013, 9:19 pm by GoGo SpaceMan.

You want to select the "Comparison" option under the list with AND, OR, NOT.

Then, within the comparison condition, select your "Used Dialog Item" condition.

The "OR" condition means "If any of the following conditions are true." By default, conditions are treated as "AND," meaning "If all of the following conditions are true."

You cannot double-click these statements like you can with the top-level statements (Events/Conditions/Actions). Instead, right-click on "Conditions" and choose "New Element" or, to be explicit, "New -> New Condition" (or left-click and hit Ctrl+K). As Leeroy mentioned, the "Comparison" condition does virtually everything you could want in a conditional statement, because ultimately you're checking if something is true or false.

However, I think what you want is an if/else statement, which is classified as an action rather than a condition. Create a new "If / Then / Else-If" action and put your conditions into Else-If elements inside that action.

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Jul 11 2013, 3:23 am by Roy.

In case that confuses you, "following conditions" refers to the list of conditions that belongs to the AND or OR element. Each OR and AND contains its own list of conditions which need to meet the requirements Roy described.

Also, not using an AND or OR or NOT in a condition list (for example, in the conditions of a trigger) acts like all conditions were added to the list of an AND.