Question about the Flow of Events

Ok, I'm just curious, is there a check made whenever an event fires, even with a false condition?

More clear way of saying that:

Lets say there are two triggers:

Event - Ability cast
Condition - Ability = to A
Actions...

Event - Ability is cast
Condition - Ability = to B
Actions...

With they both fire off when a unit casts something? I know the actions are dependant on the condition. Pretty sure that the answer is yes too, but want to make sure.

I'm asking this because TBC uses a very large amount of triggers based on the same event with different conditions, and am thinking of the best way to structure them all.

The way I see it, yes they do both fire and check the conditions, if conditions match they run the actions.

Yes. Even if the triggers have multiple events, they run if even one of them is a go also.

That's what the Triggering Event Id is for in UMSWE 4 and WEU: to find out which event fired the trigger if you got different ones.

And you can have a general trigger like:

Events:
A unit begins casting an ability
Conditions: (none)
Actions:
Run Trigger A (checking conditions)
Run Trigger B (checking conditions)

Trigger A
Events: none
Conditions (ability being cast) equal to A
Actions...

Trigger B
Events: none
Conditions (ability being cast) equal to B
Actions...


But I just found that it has the same effects as leaving the events in the other triggers and it also uses more space so trash that idea

Right now I have it set for all cast triggers to be off by default, and then on after someone learns a skill.