Check all tasks for the conditional abort type

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misscelan

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I have the following tree, the idea is that the Patrol task (on the right), only gets aborted when all the conditions on the left task (1,2,3 and 4) are true.

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The task on the left has a lower priority abort type, but even though 1 and 2 could be true, the abort type only happens when 3 is true (even though 4 is not).

1) I'm a bit confused as to why the abort type doesnt check 1 and 2 and only 3 on every tick
2) Would it be possible to have an abort type that only happens when all the conditions are true?
I saw something here:

"Multi Conditional" that evaluates several conditionals at once

Here is the problem I attempted to solve: I have a rough solution working but was hoping for some recommendations on how this could be improved, as I think it's a useful feature. I am aware that this problem can be solved by creating a new conditional that is just a composite of the...
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But I would like to stick to whatever BD offers out of the box, there are some comments about how to make it work but I don't understand what they mean by "creating a new conditional that is just a composite of the conditionals I want to be evaluated at the same time".
Can someone explain what tasks I would need to add to the tree on the left, so it only aborts when tasks 1, 2, 3 and 4 are true?
 
That post is a bit old and there's now a stacked conditional task. All of the conditions will be checked when it is being reevaluated and could be what you are going for.

misscelan said:
The task on the left has a lower priority abort type, but even though 1 and 2 could be true, the abort type only happens when 3 is true (even though 4 is not).
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Without seeing the tree running it's hard to say but my guess is that you may want to use a Both abort type instead of lower priority. If the wait task is running then the first four tasks will not be reevaluated with a lower priority type.
 
Ah didn't know about the stack conditional! And also thanks for the tip about the abort type that should help for sure :)
 
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