Elif (else-if) block

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Last edited by LittleGreyCells (Aug. 17, 2026 00:23:23)

17Domin0

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Last edited by LittleGreyCells (Aug. 17, 2026 00:22:45)

icecubefromssc

if <> then 

  

else if <> then

  

end::control

Last edited by icecubefromssc (July 26, 2026 04:40:48)

localrulebreaker

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sphereanimations

if <input> then run if <>
//anything
  

else if  <>
//anything
end

Personthatisnormal

if <> then {

} elif <> then {

} elif <> then {

} elif <> then {

} [+] [-]:: control

Something like this.

Last edited by Personthatisnormal (Aug. 16, 2026 22:18:05)

medians

kyle_jm wrote:
Noooooooooooooo support, the workaround is extremely basic (so basic to the point that i dont even think it's worth being called a workaround) so there's no point in wasting time on this (it's literally 1 extra block lol what clutter are you people talking about)

With the workaround, you have a bunch of nested if else statements and it can add up, whereas this would be a block where you could just press the arrows or green/red icons to add or remove else ifs
It could replace the block

Shuaib_Zaker

kyle_jm wrote:
Noooooooooooooo support, the workaround is extremely basic (so basic to the point that i dont even think it's worth being called a workaround) so there's no point in wasting time on this (it's literally 1 extra block lol what clutter are you people talking about)

Look at this mess first:

if <> then 
else
if <> then 
else
if <> then 
else
if <> then 
else
if <> then 
else
if <> then 
else

Last edited by Shuaib_Zaker (Yesterday 20:01:17)

ilikescratchsomuch17

I support this, I really don't want to just manage a bunch of nested if-else's. I think that the block structure could be something like:

if <... :: grey> then {
...
} elif <... :: grey> @delInput @addInput {
...
} else {
...
} :: control

The arrows are for adding/removing elif branches for those who don't know.

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