It seems that the “And” condition is not working for me.
After I had written a function, I checked and it didn’t come out as I expected.
I then took all the parts apart and checked them separately.
And what I found was, both were actually true…
I’m not an expert, but I couldn’t explain it.
Sorry if it was my mistake, but I hope someone can explain to me what happened
So shortly,
both statements are true, but the advanced “and” condition doesn’t recognise it.
Thank you in advance,
Thom
Please show us a bit more context 
. What events didn’t work? Can you share a screenshot of them please?
Okay, I’ll try to explain it.
As you can see in the image I have three separate conditions.
I checked them separately and the two at the top are true
and the one at the bottom is false.
So this should return true (if I’m not mistaken)
I also did this to check
(I can’t put it in here since I can’t put two images in one post I’ll include it in a next post)
Same concept as my original bit of code
And again I found it didn’t return true (again, it might be my fault, but I don’t get it)
Thanks for looking at it
I’m able to reproduce the bug when using these “compare” conditions. 
If I put the two conditions together, they work, but if I move them inside a AND, they stop working. Even a single compare inside a AND doesn’t work.
Thanks for reporting, I forwarded to the github. I’ll update you when 4ian has explained how it’s not a bug but just the twisted GDevelop logic. 
Thanks a lot!
Amazing how fast you guys fixed it!
Lol that’s funny if you look at the changed code you can see that this was already a known issue, there was a comment in the code about it (that 4ian replaced with a fix)
Yes 
, I’m curious to search the to-do and fixmee
