I did some testing, and apparently your initial problem is due to the fact that information (such as Triggering Unit/Player and so on) get lost for the Trigger after a call to Game - Wait.
You can group your last solution into one trigger if you back up everything important before the Wait call.
The following is working perfectly fine:
UnitDiesEventsUnit-AnyUnitdiesLocalVariablesType=NoGameLink<GameLink-Unit>Player=0<Integer>Point=NoPoint<Point>ConditionsActionsVariable-SetPoint=(Positionof(Triggeringunit))Variable-SetPlayer=(Triggeringplayer)Variable-SetType=(Unittypeof(Triggeringunit))General-Wait2.0GameTimesecondsUnit-Create1TypeforplayerPlayeratPointfacing270.0degrees(NoOptions)UI-Display"BACK FROM THE DEAD"for(Allplayers)toSubtitlearea
p.s: Owner of (Triggering unit) is actually Triggering Player :p
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@7MM3: Go
It doesn't change much in the script and I am way too used to declare first, then initialize :) But hey, thanks anyway !
(and Owner of (Triggering unit) is Triggering Player, damn it ! :D)
@senatorsfc: Go
I did some testing, and apparently your initial problem is due to the fact that information (such as Triggering Unit/Player and so on) get lost for the Trigger after a call to Game - Wait.
You can group your last solution into one trigger if you back up everything important before the Wait call.
The following is working perfectly fine:
p.s: Owner of (Triggering unit) is actually Triggering Player :p