Difference between Run trigger or Add trigger to Queue?

[Map Designer]

Hello,

I just want to double check if my thought is correct:

Assuming We have trigger T1 and T2. T2 is used inside T1

• If T1 contains Run T2, then T1 actions will run down to this action, then all of T2 actions will run, and then T1 will continue running.
• If T1 contains Add T2 to trigger queue, then all of T1 actions will run, and only after they are finished, T2 trigger will start.

Are the above statements true and completely accurate? if not, then what is the accurate behaviour?

Thanks

 

[Jampion]

1. true
2. not really true. trigger queues is a different concept. You can add several triggers to the trigger queue, but only the first will run. As soon as you use "remove the first trigger from trigger queue", the next trigger will run.

So the next trigger can only run, if the currently active trigger is removed from the queue (the trigger will still finish running though).

 

[Map Designer]

1. true
2. not really true. trigger queues is a different concept. You can add several triggers to the trigger queue, but only the first will run. As soon as you use "remove the first trigger from trigger queue", the next trigger will run.

So the next trigger can only run, if the currently active trigger is removed from the queue (the trigger will still finish running though).

@2

does that mean second trigger will only run if, at the end of the first trigger, there is action "remover current trigger from trigger queue" as the last action? and if I didnt use this action nothing will happen after first trigger is finished?

 

[Jampion]

yes that's true. You can use "remove trigger from queue" before it ends though. The remaining actions will still be executed.
When you use "remove trigger from queue" the next trigger will be started, before the current trigger is continued. (similar to using run trigger)