The trigger below....I can get it to fire multiple times if I copy it but.....preserve trigger should be taking care of that but it doesn't appear to be.
Also, it will only ever fire the first action and appears to skip eveything after the first action.



I can kinda understand why it would be only doing the first action. It moves the unit (because thats what the first action says) then it makes the condition false, so the following 2 actions dont fire. And I've tried re-ordering each of the actions but nothing changes. I was under the impression that if the condition was true (no matter for how long), all actions will be executed. Are hyper triggers seriously causing the last 2 actions from firing? Any why is it not preserving trigger when I obviously have it in there? Am I missing something?

It's indeed caused by the hyper triggers, but that's because your hypers are not the "last" triggers in the list. Give your 'Move stuff' trigger to the player(s) who own the hypers, then move it to be above the hypers (and give it back to Player 1).

Or alternatively, delete your hypers and recreate them...

An important thing to remember that I think a lot of beginner mappers don't realize is that the triggers run in order, one fully before the next, starting with player 1 and ending with player 8. That means that if the condition for a trigger is true, it will run all actions in the order they're in, regardless of if that condition stops being true midway through. The triggers don't check the conditions against each action; once a condition is true, all actions will run in order, and then it will move onto the next trigger.

Your problem only occurs in singleplayer games and not in multiplayer ones due to "center view" only performing a wait only in the game's singleplayer mode.

As Demon already described, you are experiencing wait blocks where one wait is blocked by other waits. Since your action never appears, it is likely that this is caused by your hypertriggers' position in the trigger list. (The order of triggers matters!)
To fix the issue, move your hypertriggers to the very end of the trigger list while having triggers visible for each player, forces and all players.

A quick fix to this I like to do something is put a wait 1 millisecond after displaying text and center view and before the move unit trigger. Seems to work. Meh.

Player brings to X

Displaytext
Centerview
Minimapping
wait 1 ms
MoveUnit
PreserverTrigger
Comment: Woot

That's not necessary. If a trigger's conditions are met, all actions are executed*, even if an action invalidates a condition. The reason it seemed to stop executing actions in bulletbutter's case is because trigger was hanging on a wait block (single-player Center View), and adding another wait to the trigger would not solve anything in the same setup that causes this issue.

Shoutout to The Hyper Trigger, which doesn't do a hard block like traditional hyper triggers.

*Unless the trigger owner leaves the game mid-execution.

I always give the traditional hypers to a seperate force that only contains the hypers and nothing much else. I tend to think this makes things easier to work with. I know when I give hypers to a force that contains any other waits at certain times it does indeed screw with things.