Yeah, it’s a different paradigm from what @bptworld has shared with previous questions I’ve asked about EE.
I think this loosely applies to your question as well.
If you had an “if-then-else” conditional, it would be a bit too similar to RM’s logic, thus making EE a redundant app.
That said, I’m still trying to think of ways to use EE in my automations since I’m just now comfortable enough with RM. I’m sure it will just take some time for me to realize the potential.
@bptworld please correct me if I’m off-base here: I think the intent of EE is to simplify the automation process by intentionally limiting the complexity of each individual child app, creating smaller automations “cogs” which can then be intermingled with other cogs or apps from the developer to build the “engine.”
I just have no idea how to do that yet!!! ![]()