How do I make an object do something different if clicked on twice?

[bobsaget219]

Im doing a project and ive only been working with Alice for about 5 days and the project goes like this: I need to make a scene where a scientist turns green when a lever is pulled once, then when the same lever is pulled again, the scientist returns to normal color. I was wondering how can I make the lever do a different command than the first one (turn him into normal instead of staying to green and doing both commands at once)

[x08]

Use a variable and an if statement.

[DensetsuNoKaboom]

To clarify a bit:

Make a new Boolean variable, and set its value to false. Then add an if/else statement that says, if the variable is true, set the scientist's color to normal AND set the variable to false, else set the scientist's color to green AND set the variable to true.

[bobsaget219]

im still having a little trouble. Here's what I got:
T/F variable=False
If=true
World.2nd lever touch (when he turns to normal color)
Variable set value to false
Else
lever.mount.handle turn forward .25 revolutions
mad scientist set color to green
Variable set value to true

Hope this helps a bit

[GameKid]

As denetsu said in another thread, you have to make the variable world-wide.
Select World and go to properties. Click the button that says "Create new variable". Use that variable instead of a variable made in a method.

Make a new Boolean variable, and set its value to false. Then add an if/else statement that says, if the variable is true, set the scientist's color to normal AND set the variable to false, else set the scientist's color to green AND set the variable to true.