How to plot a shape once and stop plotting while another condition is met?

Question

This is the relevant script.

lucidSARbullish=L_SAR < close
lucidSARbearish=L_SAR > close
bullishcondition=twohrRSI > 50 and price > lwma[1] and diplus > diminus and macd > signal and hist > 0 and oc == 1 and ruleState == 1 
         and adx > 20 and sqzmombull == true
bearishcondition=twohrRSI < 50 and price < lwma[1] and diplus < diminus and macd < signal and hist < 0 and oc != 1 and ruleState == -1 
         and adx > 20 and sqzmombear == true

As it stands, by default, the plot() function checks every single bar/period and plots if the condition is true. I want to plot lucidSARbearish and lucidSARbullish separately as a yellow triangle (below for bullish, above for bearish), but it ends up overlapping with the shapes plotted by bullishcondition and bearishcondition .

How can I make it so that when lucidSARbearish and lucidSARbullish are true, it plots the yellow triangle just once, and doesn't plot again while bullishcondition and/or bearishcondition are true?

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

I'm dumb, but I still don't exactly know how to have it only plot once then wait for the bullish/bearish conditions to go true to false to plot again. While not necessary, I think it'll be more useful that way.

lucidSARbullish=L_SAR < close and bullishcondition==false
lucidSARbearish=L_SAR > close and bearishconditon==false