# Conditional Logic (/docs/v0-1/story-portal/influences/conditional-text)

## Overview [#overview]

You can make certain parts of sequences conditional based on influence values. This enables dynamic narratives that adapt to user choices and story state.

## Conditional Text [#conditional-text]

Conditional text is text within a scene that:

- Appears or changes based on conditions
- Linked to influence variables
- Dynamic content that adapts

### How It Works [#how-it-works]

When previewing your content:

1. Influence tracks a value
2. Condition checks the value
3. Different text shows based on condition
4. Content updates dynamically

## Setting Conditions [#setting-conditions]

Creating conditional text is similar to creating influences. You highlight text on your scene, and click the Beige button on the left side.

This action opens the Interaction Drawer with a list of all of your influences/variables. After this you can select which one you are going to use and configure the conditions.

## Condition Types [#condition-types]

#### Result Conditions [#result-conditions]

Make text conditional to the winning result of the interaction. This means, the result that averaged the biggest amount of votes from the audience in average.

#### Vote Count Conditions [#vote-count-conditions]

Check number of votes from the audience and compare to threshold values.

### Condition Operators [#condition-operators]

Available operators include:

- **Greater Than (>)**: Value is greater than threshold
- **Greater Than or Equal (>=)**: Value is greater than or equal
- **Equal (=)**: Value equals threshold
- **Not Equal (!=)**: Value doesn't equal threshold
    - **Includes**: String contains substring (for strings)

## Conditional Text Examples [#conditional-text-examples]

### Example 1: Vote Count [#example-1-vote-count]

```

If voteCount >= 3:

Show: "The majority chose this path."

Else:

Show: "A few people selected this option."

```

### Example 2: String Matching [#example-2-string-matching]

```

If userInput includes "yes":

Show: "You agreed to help."

Else:

Show: "You declined the offer."

```

### Example 3: Boolean Check [#example-3-boolean-check]

```

If hasCompletedTutorial = true:

Show: "Welcome back, experienced user!"

Else:

Show: "Welcome! Let's get started."

```