How do I optimize events ?

If you have 3 events like this :

|Condition A

|Condition B

.........|Condition C : do this

...............................................

.........|Condition D : do that

Is it lighter than 2 events like this ?

|Condition A

|Condition B

|Condition C : do this

|Condition A

|Condition B

|Condition D : do that

or is it strictly the same ?

I would think it'd depend on how computationally heavy Condition A and B are.. in the second example, you're calculating it twice, whereas in the first example it is calculated once. I think the first example would be better.

Thank for your answer Prominent,

So can I conclude from that point that it is genuinely better for optimization to have as much as possible conditions separated into their own events in order to compute them more logically ? It doesn't matter to have 50 events instead of 20 if it is to actually prevent calculating same things multiple times right

If I understand correctly, yes. Shouldn't matter the number of events. More importantly is how process-intensive those conditions are. If you can do something once instead of X number of times, it's better to do it once- unless you have a reason that it must do it multiple times.

ok thank you very much !