Match Conditions Boolean Logic Question

[rad666a]

OK, I'm working on a large list of crafting recipes that I only want to appear under very specific conditions. I have the conditions worked out, but I need to make sure I understand how the Boolean logic in the Match Conditions works first.

 

Here are my three conditions (what the conditions are is not important, it's the Boolean logic that is, so I'm going to simplify)

 

Condition 1: X >= 1

Condition 2: Y != 1

Condition 3: Z != 1

 

Now, X must always be true, but either Y OR Z (or both) can be true for the entire conditional statement to be true.

 

So, would I set the logic under the "Match Conditions" to the following to get the results I want?

 

X >= 1 : AND

Y != 1 : OR

Z != 1 : [should not matter]

Edited January 2, 2013 by rad666a

[Sjogga]

I think that every condition flagged with AND must be true, and at least one of the ORs must be true.

[steve40]

double post deleted. Edited January 4, 2013 by steve40

[steve40]

X >= 1 : AND

Y != 1 : OR

Z != 1 : [should not matter]

Correct.

Edited January 4, 2013 by steve40