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<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''What is a constraint?'''</span>
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''What is a constraint?'''</span>
Constraints in MacroDroid are optional tools that allow you to control when a macro or a specific action is triggered.
Constraints in MacroDroid are optional tools that allow you to control when a macro or a specific action is triggered.
They are based on certain conditions that must be met to allow or prevent the execution of macros and actions.
They are based on certain conditions that must be met to allow or prevent the execution of macros and actions.
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''Apply to entire macros:'''</span>
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''Apply to entire macros:'''</span>
You can apply constraints to an entire macro (at the bottom of the 'Constraints' tab).
You can apply constraints to an entire macro (at the bottom of the 'Constraints' tab).
This means that the macro will only be activated if the conditions set by the constraints are met.
This means that the macro will only be activated if the conditions set by the constraints are met.
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''Restrictions on Triggers and Individual Actions:'''</span>
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''Restrictions on Triggers and Individual Actions:'''</span>
As well as being applied to an entire macro, constraints can be added directly to individual triggers and actions.
As well as being applied to an entire macro, constraints can be added directly to individual triggers and actions.
This is done from the 'Edit Macro' screen by selecting the trigger or action and selecting 'Add Constraint'.
This is done from the 'Edit Macro' screen by selecting the trigger or action and selecting 'Add Constraint'.
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''Nesting constraints'''</span>
<span style="color: #0E9549; font-size: 24px;">'''Nesting constraints'''</span>
If you need more sophisticated logic applied to constraint there is a special AND/OR/XOR/NOT constraint that can be used.
If you need more sophisticated logic applied to constraint there is a special AND/OR/XOR/NOT constraint that can be used.
Any constraints nested under the logic constraint will have that logic operator applied. It's also possible to nest multiple logic constraints to create complex logic.
Any constraints nested under the logic constraint will have that logic operator applied. It's also possible to nest multiple logic constraints to create complex logic.
For example:
For example:
AND
AND
| - Constraint 1
| - Constraint 1
| - Constraint 2
| - Constraint 2
| - Constraint 3
| - Constraint 3
In the above example, Constraint 1 must always be true '''AND''' at least one of (Constraint 2 '''OR''' Constraint 3) must be true.
In the above example, Constraint 1 must always be true '''AND''' at least one of (Constraint 2 '''OR''' Constraint 3) must be true.