# SAMQ Development: Responses
Responses represent the actions that the player can perform to transition from one [InputRequest](development-input-requests) to another (or the same in certain circumstances).

## Standard Usage
Sample
```
Response::with('Choice 1', 'sample_02a')
```
This is a very basic response with text to display the choice and a destination InputRequest. Responses are always used as part of an InputRequest.

## Extra Functionality
### Adjustments
[Adjusments](development-adjusments) performed when the response is selected (and before transitioning to the next InputRequest).
### Conditions and State
Responses support a number of different configurations for [Conditions](development-conditions) and the resulting state (```ResponseState```) of the Response. The state of the Response determines how and if it is displayed.

#### Response States
##### Enabled
This response will be displayed and may be selected.
##### Disabled
This response will be displayed and cannot be selected.
##### Hidden
This response will not be displayed.

#### Condition Checks
There are six methods that allow conditions to be specified. They are divided into two groups.
##### Any
If any of the specified conditions pass the resulting state will be returned.
```
setHiddenOnAnyConditions
setDisabledOnAnyConditions
setEnabledOnAnyConditions
```
##### All
If all of the specified conditions pass the resulting state will be returned.
```
setHiddenOnAllConditions
setDisabledOnAllConditions
setEnabledOnAllConditions
```

##### Order of Checks
If a state check fails it will fall through in this order. If a check passes the resulting state is returned immediately.
```
HiddenOnAllConditions
HiddenOnAnyConditions
DisabledOnAllConditions
DisabledOnAnyConditions
EnabledOnAllConditions
EnabledOnAnyConditions
```

#### Default State
To allow for extensive control over the condition logic each response can have its own custom default state (if all condition checks fail). By default the returned state is ```Enabled```.
Sample
```
$response->setDefaultState(ResponseState::Disabled);
```