There is a way to use less triggers. It involves region arrays.
I don't have access to the editor at the moment so I'll just give you a basic idea for now. I'm in the process of moving, so give me a few days and I can give you a real example of what I'm trying to say.
But for now, here's a blind attempt:
This is assuming there is only 1 path.
You create your array, rgnPath, for example. Set it to a X (where X is the number of regions in the pathing) value array.
Then you make a simple trigger to declare the variables in your array.
Map Initialization
Set rgnPath(1) = Out of Spawn Region
Set rgnPath(2) = First turn Region
Set rgnPath(3) = Second turn Region
Set rgnPath(4) = End Zone Region
Etc.
Note: I have no idea how your pathing is laid out, this is just a crude example I came up with on the spot.
With your Array now declared you can make your trigger.
It would be something like this:
Whenever a unit owned by Player Y(Owner of the creeps) enters rgnPath(1)
Whenever a unit owned by Player Y(Owner of the creeps) enters rgnPath(2)
Whenever a unit owned by Player Y(Owner of the creeps) enters rgnPath(3)
Whenever a unit owned by Player Y(Owner of the creeps) enters rgnPath(4)
etc.
For Integer A = 1 to X (X is the number of regions in your array)
And this is where my lack of World Edit shines through.
If *Region unit is in* = A Then
Unit - Order triggering unit to AttackMove to rgnPath(A + 1)
And that's pretty much it. Basically what this does is:
The For statement loops through each region in the arrya to compare it to where the unit is, this allows you to determine where the unit is; rgnPath(A), therefore where to tell it to go from here. You want it to goto the next region in the array so you order it to move to A + 1. Easy, right?
