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Posted by Nick Thissen
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They can be used to block actions from executing unless a certain condition is met. For each action you can select a condition and whether it should be "set" or "unset" (you can see this as true/false, or checked/unchecked). If the condition is not met, the action is skipped.
The most simple use-case is showing/hiding widgets with an animation. Once a widget is already visible you don't want the animation to play again even if you accidentally click the Show button again. A condition flag is a simple way to block the animation from playing a second time.