Different kind of triggers

[RedClaw]

So... I'm new to mugen coding so this might sound really stupid, but...

What's the difference between using triggerall and using those other triggers with numbers?

For example:

triggerall = power >= 1000
trigger1 = (statetype = s) && ctrl
trigger2 = stateno = 310
trigger2 = movecontact
trigger3 = stateno = 205

What does the triggerall has that makes it different from the rest, and also, does the numbered ones have some form of hierarchy for executing, or what?

[Buttsteaks]

triggerall is the condition that must be met every time you want to perform that command. trigger1, 2, 3 and higher assign specific conditions that must be met before executing the command. For example, triggerall = power >=1000 means that the attack can only be done with 1000 or more power, no matter what. Then, it checks the trigger1, 2, 3. Trigger 1 allows you to do the command if you're standing, but you could also chain that move from stateno 310 using trigger2. All triggers in general need a triggerall and trigger1.

[Hyde233]

Numbered triggers mean that there are multiple ways to trigger the attack (Or whatever it is you're trying to trigger). There isn't a particular hierarchy; you can use trigger 1, 2, or 3, but not necessarily all three at once or in a particular order.

Triggerall means that condition must be met with all triggers. Since it's "triggerall = power >= 1000" that means that you must have 1000 power or more regardless if whichever trigger method you're using.