triggered heal

[hgkjfhfdsj]

ok so i was testing out healing damage dealt on attack with two triggers:
1) using Weep's GUI Damage Detection System
2) creating temporary trigger on spell effect and later to be disabled/destroyed when spell effect ends

i used 2 bjdebug and found that weep's system was 'faster' than the temporary trigger (im not saying that i want mine to be faster, im using this to my advantage )
my question is why?
- is it because events fire in order of their creation > ie weep's system registers unit on entering and map initialization while my spell creates it on spell cast
- the order of calling the functions eg

// ...
// ...
call BJDebugMsg

vs

call BJDebugMsg
// ...
// ...

- i did not test throughly
- random process

both triggers have no waits/ timers
i can post the trigger i wrote to see if that affects it, if it is required. :thup:

 

[kingkingyyk3]

Weep did not use action for the trigger. Condition is always faster than action. Use Damage if you are jasser. It has more functionality and playability.

 

[hgkjfhfdsj]

Condition is always faster than action.
so if i used a condition as the action which one will fire first? whicjh bjdebugmsg will come first?

*mac user*

 

[Weep]

- is it because events fire in order of their creation > ie weep's system registers unit on entering and map initialization while my spell creates it on spell cast
- the order of calling the functions

Those are the reasons. Triggers run in the order they were created; functions run in the order they are called.