Hi all,
I read the manual about sub-events:
On the other hand, sub-events (which appear indented) carry on from where its parent event left off. A sub-event will further filter the instances left over by the event that came before it. If an event has two sub-events, they both pick from the same set of instances the parent left - the second sub-event is not affected by the first. In other words, events at the same indentation level always pick from the same set of instances, and events at a lower indentation level are always working with the instances handed down from above.
In programming, is it similar to multiple if-condition?
ie.
if condition A
if condition B
Thanks in advance