Is there a way?

[RobertMKD]

Is there a way to detect the index from an event like the following example:

• Events
  • Time - CooldownTimer[1] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[2] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[3] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[4] expires

How can I know which of the timers above expired? Do I have to use a different trigger for each timer?

 

[Nichilus]

It is definitely possible. I made a thread asking the very same question here. You'll find your answer there.

 

[Ceday]

That way seems a bit long, here is a shortcut if a few custom script lines won't be a problem.

• Events
  • Time - CooldownTimer[1] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[2] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[3] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[4] expires
• Actions
  • Custom script: if GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[1] then
    • ------your actions here------
  • Custom script: elseif GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[2] then
    • ------acts------
  • Custom script: elseif GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[3] then
    • ------acts------
  • Custom script: elseif GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[4] then
    • ------acts------
  • Custom script: endif

 

[RobertMKD]

That way seems a bit long, here is a shortcut if a few custom script lines won't be a problem.

• Events
  • Time - CooldownTimer[1] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[2] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[3] expires
  • Time - CooldownTimer[4] expires
• Actions
  • Custom script: if GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[1] then
    • ------your actions here------
  • Custom script: elseif GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[2] then
    • ------acts------
  • Custom script: elseif GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[3] then
    • ------acts------
  • Custom script: elseif GetExpiredTimer() == udg_CooldownTimer[4] then
    • ------acts------
  • Custom script: endif

But that will result in repeating the same actions every time, and I have a lot of actions..
Nichulus' solution seems great..

Thank you both!