How do I use mathematical "or" | operator?

I red the manual. The "|" should act as "or" statement, but for some reason I can not get this to work.

Example CapX: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5xC9 ... 0VqMncwclU

I know you can add "or" statements to whole block, but this is not suitable for me because I need to check multiple chunks of conditions. If one of the chunks is true (all conditions met in that chunk of conditions) then do the action.

Help appreciated, am I doing something wrong or is it a bug?

Add both (or more) if you're doing multiple and then right click on the far left of the conditions and select "Make 'or' block"

Add both (or more) if you're doing multiple and then right click on the far left of the conditions and select "Make 'or' block"

As I stated in my post this is not the case I am looking for, it simply won't work for what I am trying to do. The capx file is just a simple example of how | operator is used (just like in the manual), not the project itself.

How do I do this?

Sorry, should have read the whole thing. I'll download it and take a look

You 'should' be able to achieve the same result using an else-if and then putting the code into a function to save duplication.

Yeah I could add another "else" statement or mess around with nesting, its getting rather complicated this way. Why does the | not work? What am I missing?

Ok as I understand it the "|" operator is basically an if-else statement that returns 0 or 1. It does not work with just pure numbers, it only works with conditions? How I implement this to check an array value I have no idea.

Did it your way, can't use array because there is no way of checking the array value in expression like you could do it with tilemap. So I used tilemap and came up with this:

This is quite insane in my opinion, all because "or" could not be defined correctly.

I would like to do the floor calculation beforehand and keep it in an array to save computation time since there is a lot to check like this.

How I implement this to check an array value I have no idea..

*sigh* I overlooked the "At" function. Thank you!