Problem with a System of Two Triggers

[I34w90_238j]

I have two triggers. The first trigger takes item and displays text, which is provided by the second trigger according to the item type of that item.
Here's example:

• Events
  • Time - Elapsed game time becomes equal to 10.00 seconds
• Conditions
  • (Number of items carried by Hero) Greater than 1
• Actions
  • For each Integer A from 1 to 6 do (Actions)
    • Set ItemType = Item-Type of Item carried by Hero in slot (Integer A)
    • Trigger - Run Settings Setter <gen>
    • Game - display to (All player) text: The_Text

• Settings Setter
• Events
• Conditions
• Actions
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +2) then (set The_Text = Tralala2)
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +3) then (set The_Text = Tralala3)
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +4) then (set The_Text = Tralala4)

The problem is that it always displays that text, which was the first to be displayed in the game when it was first time set by Settings Setter on its very first run.

If you need to examine the map, then I'll post it.

 

[Vengeancekael]

I have two triggers. The first trigger takes item and displays text, which is provided by the second trigger according to the item type of that item.
Here's example:

• Events
  • Time - Elapsed game time becomes equal to 10.00 seconds
• Conditions
  • (Number of items carried by Hero) Greater than 1
• Actions
  • For each Integer A from 1 to 6 do (Actions)
    • Set ItemType = Item-Type of Item carried by Hero in slot (Integer A)
    • Trigger - Run Settings Setter <gen>
    • Game - display to (All player) text: The_Text

• Settings Setter
• Events
• Conditions
• Actions
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +2) then (set The_Text = Tralala2)
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +3) then (set The_Text = Tralala3)
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +4) then (set The_Text = Tralala4)

The problem is that it always displays that text, which was the first to be displayed in the game when it was first time set by Settings Setter on its very first run.

If you need to examine the map, then I'll post it.

First trigger:

• Actions - For each Integer A from 1 to 6 do (Actions)
• Actions - Set ItemType = Item-Type of Item carried by Hero in slot (Integer A)
• Actions - Trigger - Run Settings Setter<gen>
• Actions - Game - display to (All player) text: The_Text

You need to change it to "Actions - Trigger - Run Settings Setter<gen>(ignoring conditions)"
But i could be wrong cuz i dont understand that what you want to create...

 

[Adiktuz]

I have two triggers. The first trigger takes item and displays text, which is provided by the second trigger according to the item type of that item.
Here's example:

• Events
  • Time - Elapsed game time becomes equal to 10.00 seconds
• Conditions
  • (Number of items carried by Hero) Greater than 1
• Actions
  • For each Integer A from 1 to 6 do (Actions)
    • Set ItemType = Item-Type of Item carried by Hero in slot (Integer A)
    • Trigger - Run Settings Setter <gen>
    • Game - display to (All player) text: The_Text

• Settings Setter
• Events
• Conditions
• Actions
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +2) then (set The_Text = Tralala2)
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +3) then (set The_Text = Tralala3)
  • If (ItemType = Ring of Protection +4) then (set The_Text = Tralala4)

The problem is that it always displays that text, which was the first to be displayed in the game when it was first time set by Settings Setter on its very first run.

If you need to examine the map, then I'll post it.

I think you should combine the two triggers... it will work better that way and I think it will remove the bug you encounter...

the last action of the first trigger won't wait until the 2nd trigger is finished....

 

[I34w90_238j]

Are you sure that it won't wait until the second trigger is done?

 

[Mcasdf]

It's always worth a try right? Plus it's more efficient.

 

[I34w90_238j]

The problem has been solved! Thanks to everyone!
And you were wrong, the first trigger does wait until the second trigger is done all way through.