Before Asking For Trigger Help

Is your trigger ENABLED?

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Then ENABLE the trigger by ticking the "Enabled" box on top of the trigger.



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Is your trigger INITIALLY ON?

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Is it supposed to be initially activated?

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Is the event you're using to activate the trigger correct?
Example: Timer expires, unit enters region, unit casts a spell.

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Is it supposed to be initially activated?

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Are the conditions you're using possible to meet?
Example: You're trying to get the hit points of a specific type of unit. You want only the units which have above 200 hit points, but that unit type only has 100 hit points as their maximum OR it's something completely irrelevant.

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Then change the conditions so that they are sensible, possible to meet and appropriate.



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Are you using loops or If/Then/Else blocks?
* Creator's Note: You might want to go through your trigger part by part. If you have a loop then another loop or an If-Then-Else and then another one, you may need to go through this part several times.
* Creator's note: If you're using dummy units, then click here.

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Are you referring to the loop index?
Example: Set MyVariable[Integer A] = The Value I Want

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Are you using a ridiculously huge loop number?
Example: For Integer A 1 to 2994234232902340...

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Then it is not a problem with the loop.



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Then you may want to...

Option A: Make a separate trigger with no conditions or events, then refer to that several times by running the trigger. The action required here can be found in the "Trigger" section.

Option B: Make the loop more practical.
Example: Creating 5000000 units is not practical no matter what you may believe.

Option C: Seek help at the Triggers & Scripts Section.
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Do you have any other loops, if-then-else blocks or parts of actions that have not yet been checked?

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Are you referring to the correct loop index?
Example: For Integer A Loop... then you do something like Set MyVariable[Integer B] = ...

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