Working with XPresso - MAXON CINEMA 4D R16 Studio: A Tutorial Approach - page 425

19. In the XPresso Editor , right-click in the empty space of the XGroup area; a shortcut
menu is displayed. From the shortcut menu, choose New Node > XPresso > Logic >
Condition , refer to Figure 13-15; the Condition node is added to the XGroup area.
20. In the Attribute Manager, choose the Basic button; the Basic Properties area is dis-
played. In this area, enter Condition 2 in the Name text box; the Condition node is
renamed as Condition 2 .
21. In the Attribute Manager, choose the Node button; the Node Properties area is dis-
played. In this area, select the Color option from the Data Type drop-down list, refer to
Figure 13-16.
22. In the Attribute Manager, choose the Parameter button; the Parameter area is dis-
played. In this area, click on the black color swatch next to the Input [2] option; the
Color Picker dialog box is displayed. In the Color Picker dialog box, set the paramet-
ers as follows:
R: 255 G: 255
Next, choose the OK button; the black color in the color swatch is replaced by yellow color.
23. Create a third Condition node in the XPresso Editor and rename it as Condition 3 in
the Attribute Manager, as done earlier.
24. Choose the Parameter button in the Attribute Manager; the Parameter area is dis-
played. In this area, click on the black color swatch next to the Input [2] option; the
Color Picker dialog box is displayed. In the Color Picker dialog box, enter 255 in the
G spinner. Next, choose the OK button; the black color swatch is replaced by green col-
or.
Next, you will add the Red-Glass , Yellow-Glass , and Green-Glass nodes to the XPresso
Editor window.
25. In the Object Manager, expand Traffic-Lights. Next, expand Red-Light , Yellow-Light ,
and Green-Light and then select Red-Glass . Next, select both Yellow-Glass and Green-
Glass using the CTRL key. Now, press and hold the left mouse button and drag the curs-
or to the XPresso Editor ; the Red-Glass , Yellow-Glass , and Green-Glass nodes are
added to the XPresso Editor , as shown in Figure 13-17.