That is actual very easy to show, so you dont have to take me on my word.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ezceqtejd2u3x ... .capx?dl=0
In fact, it is not exactly known when a trigger fires insight the tick. For the 'hardware readers' (mouse, keyboard, Ajax) there is no rule. It depends on the device and on the browser. Some triggers just have to run at the start of a tick, else they dont make sense. The 'On landed' by instance. Platform has a 'push out of solid' routine. Evaluating a position under 'On landed' should give the position after the 'push out of solid', even if you set the position to something else later in the events.
The only thing that is for sure, is that a trigger fires only once in the same tick.
A Group is just a condition as all other conditions. It has a system Boolean 'activated', false or true. And it will evaluate that Boolean every tick. Every condition under a condition is a sub condition.
So, again. What happens of you bury a trigger (there are false triggers too) deep (or not that deep) down in sub events ? It triggers and looks up to find out if it can run its actions/subs.
Do not quote me (stealing the possibility for me to erase my dumb comments, and dude, this whole forum has dumb post from me, till i learned something about the subject) and then offer to erase your own posts. Tyvm.
It's unusual behavior for me, no programming language I've learned has a condition that works like that.
I'm not saying it's a bad thing, I'm just saying I've never seen anything like it.
Thanks!.