Activate SAM when 'In Zone' AND 'Above x Feet'

[NoJoy]

Hey guys, I'd need some help here...

I set up a deep strike mission and want an SA-10 to go active when I'm within its radius AND above a certain altitude. So basically I can fly through its firing range by going low without activating it.

I set up a trigger zone correspondingly to its firing range and a trigger 'within zone' OR 'unit above x feet'.
Obviously that won't work because the 'within zone' condition will trigger it active anyways.
What I'd need is an AND option not OR. I'm sure there is a workaround... just not seeing it.

Thanks in advance! 

[Vakarian]

AND is implicit.

If you have like:

Condition1
Condition2

That means Conditon1 AND Condition2

If you have it like:

Condition1
OR
Condition2

That means Condition1 OR Condition2

Fun stuff comes with combos

Condition1
Condition2
OR
Condition3

Means (Condition1 AND Condition2) OR Condition3

[Rudel_chw]

1 hour ago, NoJoy said:

OR 'unit above x feet'.

hi, be careful with this condition as it always uses meters rather than feet, you must convert manually.

[NoJoy]

Thanks both of you but it still doesn't work, though.

SA-10 won't spawn this way when I enter the zone above 600m.

What I did:

[Lace]

Use an incremental flag.

When in zone increase flag 1 by 1

When above set altitude increase flag 1 by 1

When flag 1 = 2 then Group Activate SA10

[rob10]

9 hours ago, NoJoy said:

Thanks both of you but it still doesn't work, though.

SA-10 won't spawn this way when I enter the zone above 600m.

What I did:

 

 

You need to use SWITCHED CONDITION rather than ONCE if you aren't going to meet both conditions right off (and add a flag after it triggers so it won't trigger again once you have met both).

In this case you enter at >600m.  So it looks, sees that you've met a condition (in area) so it "fires" a check of the 2nd condition (which is negative) and doesn't cause the trigger to activate (because both conditions weren't met), but also won't fire again because tripping the 1st condition means it's "fired" the check once.