Can someone explain to me how the trigger pane orders its triggers? I understand it puts the layer triggers above the object triggers, but within the object triggers nothing seems to be in any resemblance of an order that I can tell. It starts out in alphabetical order but as soon as you delete an object or duplicate it, the object triggers are all over the place. Does SL even have an order it sets triggers up in?
New triggers should be created at the end of the chain / sequence of triggers. Triggers are executed from top to bottom. I believe slide triggers will execute before object triggers and triggers contained in objects will execute by appearance on the timeline (an object at second zero will execute before an object at second 2).
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even in chaos there is order
Sounds like a Stan Lee response. haha. So THAT's why you're "Super Hero's" lol
New triggers should be created at the end of the chain / sequence of triggers. Triggers are executed from top to bottom. I believe slide triggers will execute before object triggers and triggers contained in objects will execute by appearance on the timeline (an object at second zero will execute before an object at second 2).
Okay, thanks Steve.
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