1 - How to use

The logic editor can be shown by changing the editor type by clicking them.

And then you'll see a list of them.

Click on Logic Editor and there is your logic editor!

How it works

The sensor is triggered and then sends data to a controller that is connected to it, and the controller sends the data to an actuator that is connected to it. It looks something like this

Here, the Keyboard sensor is connected to an And controller and that controller is connected to a Sound actuator. When the user presses Spacebar the sensor is triggered and then the sound is played.

Sensors

A list of sensors

• Actuator Sensor
• Always Sensor
• Armature Sensor
• Collision Sensor
• Delay Sensor
• Joystick Sensor
• Keyboard Sensor
• Message Sensor
• Mouse Sensor
• Near Sensor
• Property Sensor
• Radar Sensor
• Random Sensor
• Ray Sensor

Controllers

A list of controllers

• AND Controller
• OR Controller
• NAND Controller
• NOR Controller
• XOR Controller
• XNOR Controller
• Expression Controller
• Python Controller

Actuators

A list of actuators

• Armature Actuator
• Action Actuator
• Camera Actuator
• Constraints Actuator
• Edit Object Actuator
• Filter 2D Actuator
• Game Actuator
• Message Actuator
• Mouse Actuator
• Motion Actuator
• Parent Actuator
• Property Actuator
• Random Actuator
• Scene Actuator
• Steering Actuator
• Sound Actuator
• State Actuator
• Visibility Actuator

Try playing with each of them! And if you're stuck don't worry, you'll find the problem soon by learning in this series.