Problem defining state definition in thingworx 8.4.3

[gourinaik98]

Hello, I want to create state definition for my shape. but I am only be to define only two types. Please refer the following image. I want to define a style for a range of values. Eg - Green for 1, red for 0 and yellow for  greater than 2

[cmorfin]

@gourinaik98 

If you need to achieve 

Green for 1, red for 0 and yellow for  greater than 2

you can do it by using a String/Value state instead of a Numeric one.

Set the first state to String/Value 1 and the desired style

Set the second state to String/Value 2 and the desired style

Set the default state to the desired style

Hope this helps

Christophe

[PaiChung]

Use the check+ or if you already clicked the check use the Add to add an additional range cut off.

[gourinaik98]

I tried that, it still shows less than or less than equal to only

[PaiChung]

Correct, that is how it is intended.

Your state definitions for number ranges always has to be defined with the approach of 

a < b <= c < default

the default state will be anything above the last state you define.

[gourinaik98]

Yeah, so how do we define a?

[PaiChung]

sorry correction you'll see it as

<a - State 1

<=b - State 2

<c - State 3

default

So you define the first cut off and anything below that will be 'state 1' etc.

[gourinaik98]

Okay I've got it. But in my case, the value is 0 or 1. So in that case, as
@cmorfin mentioned, I have to define it as string/value correct?

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[PaiChung · Accepted solution]

If just 0/1 yes String/Value

You only define for either 0 or 1 and the other one will be default