Logic Fun (Complex Conditions)

Post » Thu Aug 15, 2013 2:16 pm

I have had success translating (A && B ) || (C && D) into the Conditions Box's preference for OR-precedence (the http://www.creationkit.com/Conditions explains how to distribute this nicely), but there is a situation where I would like to check for (A && B ) || (B && C) || (C && D). I have googled around to try and find a logic/distributive example of this without any success. Here's my attempt to distribute it myself, I'd appreciate if anyone can confirm that this would be correct (or help me figure out what would be).

(A && B ) || (C && D) || (E && F) ==

(A or C or E) && (A or C or F) && (A or D or E) && (A or D or F) && (B or C or E) && (B or C or F) && (B or D or E) && (B or D or F)

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