Trigger Duplicator & Trigger Slicer

Trigger Duplicator

This tool duplicates the triggers while changing some variables in it.

Can be found in General tab > Trigger Duplicator.

Just remember to set the Count. If Count is 0 it will not output anything.

For example, the input

COUNT:
2

TRIGGER:
Trigger("Player 1"){
Conditions:
	Always();

Actions:
	Set Deaths("Player 1", "[$array]", Set To, [7;2]);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------//

ARRAYS:
array:
Terran Marine
Terran Firebat

converts to output

Trigger("Player 1"){
Conditions:
	Always();

Actions:
	Set Deaths("Player 1", "Terran Marine", Set To, 7);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------//
Trigger("Player 1"){
Conditions:
	Always();

Actions:
	Set Deaths("Player 1", "Terran Firebat", Set To, 9);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------//

The variables are in these forms:

[1;2] or [1] : linear increments. [a;b] yields a, a+b, a+2b, ... etc, while [a] is short for [a;1].

Use negative like [5;-1] for decremental variables.

[$array] : arrays. Put array items in a list inside the text area to the right.

[^] : binary countoffs (powers of 2). Goes from high power to low power, like 65536, 32768, ..., 2, 1.

[^2;3] : exponential increments. [^a;b] yields a, ab, ab^2, ab^3 ... etc. [^a] is short for [^a;2].

[#1] : switch binaries. For example [#1] is Not Set, Set, Not Set, Set, ... while [#2] is Not Set, Not Set, Set, Set, ....

[#] will automatically assign [#1]. [#2] etc in order to each occurrence.

[=code] : custom code.

[%=code%] : another form of custom code. Use when the code includes [] and breaks the first form.

Secret function

[=EUD(memory, length, object, value)] generates an EUD trigger.

Trigger Slicer

It slices a long list of trigger actions into blocks of 64, keeping the comment and Preserve Trigger.

Can be found in General tab > Trigger Slicer.