Multiple Hero Revive After Timer

[kii064]

Okay, so I initially had a one hero revival trigger:

    Events
        Unit - A unit owned by Player 7 (Green) Dies
    Conditions
        ((Triggering unit) is A Hero) Equal to True
    Actions
        Countdown Timer - Start ReviveHero7 as a One-shot timer that will expire in HeroReviveTime seconds
        Countdown Timer - Create a timer window for (Last started timer) with title ((Name of (Triggering player)) + (Evil))
        Countdown Timer - Change the color of the title for (Last created timer window) to (0.00%, 90.00%, 0.00%) with 0.00% transparency
        Set MsgTimerWindow[(Player number of (Triggering player))] = (Last created timer window)
        Set HeroToRevive[7] = (Triggering unit)
        Set Text = (Your hero will automatically revive in  + ((String((Integer(HeroReviveTime)))) +  seconds.))
        Trigger - Run DoTextColor <gen> (ignoring conditions)
        Game - Display to (Player group((Owner of (Triggering unit)))) for 10.00 seconds the text: TextColored
        Wait HeroReviveTime seconds
        Set i = 7
        Countdown Timer - Destroy MsgTimerWindow[i]
        Hero - Instantly revive HeroToRevive[i] at (Center of BadPlace <gen>), Show revival graphics
        Camera - Pan camera for (Player(i)) to (Center of BadPlace <gen>) over 1.00 seconds
        Game - Display to (All players) the text: ((PlayerColor[i] + ((Name of (Player(i))) + |r)) + 's hero has revived.)
        Unit - Set mana of HeroToRevive[i] to 100.00%

But then I decided to have more than one hero available, and it doesn't work exactly... When my first hero dies, it's fine, but when my second hero dies, the trigger restarts and ignores the first hero that died. You still see the timer for the first hero, but when it reaches zero, the timer stays there and nothing happens. When the timer for the second hero finishes, that second hero revives. The first hero is forever lost...
Can someone help?

 

[DM Cross]

Can you increase the text size? I can't read it.

 

[Laika.]

Set HeroToRevive[7] = (Triggering unit)

That's the problem right there, when another unit dies that is owned by player 7 and is a hero that second death will overwrite the first hero that died and put into this variable. I would replace the HeroToRevive[] with a 'local unit HeroToRevive', that way each copy of the trigger will have its own variable and nothing will be overwriten. =]