If Then Blocks#

If Then Blocks

This tutorial covers how to use if/else blocks to make your robot check a condition and decide which blocks to run. By the end, you’ll know how to set up a condition and control what happens when it’s true or false.

Drag a Boolean block into the empty condition slot in the if then branch.

A controller pressed Boolean block being dragged into the empty condition slot of an if/else block.

All Boolean blocks are hexagon-shaped and have a question mark in their name, such as the controller pressed? block.

An if/else block with a controller R up pressed Boolean block, with the Boolean block highlighted.

If the condition is true, the blocks inside the if then branch will run.

An if/else block with a controller R up pressed Boolean block and a drive forward block, with the drive forward block highlighted.

If the condition is false, the blocks inside the else branch will run.

An if/else block with a controller R up pressed Boolean block, a drive forward block, and a stop driving block, with the stop driving block highlighted.

An if/else block only checks its condition once. If you want the condition to be checked repeatedly, put the if/else block inside a looping block, like forever.

An if/else block nested inside a forever block.#

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The if block is only the if then branch. If the condition isn’t true, nothing will happen.

The if block.#

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The if / else if / else block can be used to test multiple conditions one after another. It can be expanded to test as many conditions as needed.

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