Usage: context <number> * This little trigger will make sure one %has_said_hello% exist for each player. context %actor.id% set has_said_hello 1 global has_said_hello * now only triggers running with context = %actor.id% can access this particular * variable. however - it is a better idea to use vars set on players: help remote. Changes the "context" of a trigger to this value. When first run, a trigger's context is 0. When a variable is made global, it is given the current context. When a variable is accessed, if it must be searched for globally, a "found" variable must either have context 0 or the current context. The net result of this is you may have many global variables in a single trigger, with the same name, differing only by context. Players may have variables; this mostly removes the need for variable context. Previously, a player's ID could be used as variable context to allow a trigger to service multiple players at once. Example: TSTAT 23612, 13495 See also:: REMOTE