Sliders and Adjusting Fill States

Let me try to clarify.

Moving any of your sliders should toggle a T/F variable.

The triggers that change your coffee cup to the appropriate state would run whenever that toggling variable changes.

In other words, the value of the T/F variable doesn't matter. It just lets the program know that a slider moved, which means the state of the cup has to be changed based on the new set of slider values. 

If you did it like my example, you would use multiple triggers for changing the state of the cup: one for each possible combination of slider values. (In my demo, the triggers were showing different layers. But the same idea works for showing different states.)

• Each trigger would have conditions that check for one of the possible combinations of slider values. Thus, the triggers' format would be something like this:

Change the state of [the cup] to [this state]

When the [Toggle variable] changes

If [classes variable] = [this value]

and [hours variable] = [this value]

and [responsibility variable] = [this value]

• Some combinations might result in the same "fill" level of the cup. But since the user can only move one slider at a time, they would see the level go up or down before possibly returning to a given level. 

Obviously, you need to plan in advance how each combination will "fill" the cup. Refer to that when you're working on the triggers. Having meaningful names for objects, states, and variables will help.

Alternately, you could this: 

• Have a number variable to track the sum of the slider values. 
• When each slider moves, have triggers that do this: 
  • One trigger to set the [Sum variable] to 0. 
  • One trigger to add [classes variable] to [Sum variable]
  • One trigger to add [hours variable] to [Sum variable]
  • One trigger to add [responsibilities variable] to [Sum variable]
  • Multiple triggers that change the state of the cup based on the value of the Sum variable.