How can I change the properties of only one element in an array of booleans?

[John_Speckhard]

I'm displaying an array of booleans to my operators, with each boolean in the array representing some system status check.  Some of these checks are critical and some are not, therefore I want some of these booleans to have a different color when in the TRUE state (Red for the critical ones and Yellow for the non-critical ones).  I can change the boolean colors with a property node, but that effects every element in the array.  Is there any way to change a property of an individual element in an array?  I know that I could take the incoming array and break it into two arrays - one for critical and one for non-critical, but this system is replacing an older system and the operators are accustomed to seeing their indicator lights a certain way and I'm trying to replicate what they had exactly.

[AndrewAlford]

The only way I can think of meeting your criteria is using a cluster instead of an array. See attached vi.

[altenbach]

All elements in an array have identical properties.

What you could do is use an array of color boxes (e.g. as I show in this old thread ).

With a little bit of customization effort, each array element can be made to look like an LED! 🙂

[altenbach]

Here's what I had in mind 😄

Of course you can use as many colors as you want.

Message Edited by altenbach on 12-21-2005 04:53 PM

[John_Speckhard]

Thanks for all the feedback.  I'm going to use a color box instead of a boolean in my array - problem solved!  Thanks again everyone!