Accommodating more than 1 condition node's output

Accommodating more than 1 condition node's output

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Accommodating more than 1 condition node's output

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I'm trying to manipulate the orientation of a joint depending on what gets outputted from a condition node. Thing is, I want to capture more than just 2 outputs (true or false) that a condition node offers me. Since there's no else-if support for this node I have to try using 2 condition nodes, but a joint node won't take in more than 1 connection into its rotation attribute. 

 

I've tried using chooser and choice nodes with no luck. Am I using them incorrectly or would I have to resort to a custom node for this sort of thing?

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