Hi everyone, just getting to grips with Perchance, love the functionality and simplicity. Not a coder, so coming at this as a newbie.

I’m trying to build a dental patient generator for students to practice diagnosis on. I’ve got a simple version working: https://perchance.org/91ba5azokj But I need some condition-based logic so that the relevant variables only apply to the front or back tooth.

Front tooth If UL1 or LR2, it can link with:

• Mesial, Distal, Buccal or Lingual/Palatal • Composite or Glass Ionomer Cement • Any medical history • Any presenting complaint • Any ‘other’ item

Back tooth If UR6, UR4, LL6 or LR7, it can link with:

• MO, DO, MOD • Amalgam or Composite • Any medical history • Any presenting complaint • Any ‘other’ item

I can’t see how to build this with the plug-ins I’ve explored and having read the tutorials (a few times!). Any tips? I’ve got the information for the medical history, presenting complaints and other items to add later.

  • allo
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    https://perchance.org/hmz8js3o3v

    i’d say Vione’s is basically ‘the right way’ and i made a noob one, but maybe my noob one will help :)

    • i had it split at the top in to back teeth and front teeth instead of all teeth together.
    • then for the variables that apply to one or the other, i split them in to: backteethsurfaces and frontteethsurfaces

    it isn’t really condition based logic like in real time like you are implying and vioneT answered. It’s more just splitting your types of things in to a box for each type of thing. Also I noticed you had all your lists referenced only in output, but you can reference a list in a list as you see i did with how tooth then is either a back or front tooth and then back tooth has it’s lists and front tooth has it’s lists and they are different from each other. edit: touch edit to see what i did. idk teeth so i made up my own surface types and such.