How do I toggle a value using one command?

I feel like there is a simple answer here but I am flustered and can't figure it out right now.

The 2 basic conditions I used were

If Q pressed --- Set Value to 1

Value = 0

If Q pressed --- Set Value to 0

Value = 1

I'm pretty sure I understand why this doesn't work, but can't think of a way around it. Am I missing something?

Thanks for any input

I think your second event is executed after the first one, and it sets the value back to 0.

You should move your second condition to a sub-event:

If Q pressed 
       Value = 0   -> Set Value to 1
       Else        -> Set Value to 0
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Also, there is an easier way to toggle boolean variable, in just one line:
If Q pressed -> Set Value to (Value=0)

Ok I see, thanks, both these solutions will work fine.

I was trying to use the "else" condition earlier but couldn't figure out how to implement it, this makes sense though.

I don't understand how the second solution works though. Setting a value to (itself=0) ? It works but I don't understand how lol.

Thanks again for the help

In any programming language False=0 and True=1.

When value=0, the expression (value=0) will return True and value will become 1.

When value=1, the expression (value=0) will return False and value will become 0.

There is another way to toggle boolean using ternary operator:

value = (value ? 0 : 1)

(value ? 0 : 1) means "if value is true, then 0, else 1"

Ok I see. I'm pretty sure I understand that now.

Programming has never been my strong suit so things like this aren't always easy for me.

I very much appreciate the help though. The solution is working perfectly