Triggers

The trigger decides when a stack starts: someone enters, steps on an object, says a word, some time passes or a signal arrives. Every stack needs one (except stacks used only as a remote selector).

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Trigger: Say something hides the message by default: only the speaker sees it. For everyone to see it, tick “don't hide”.
Bots also fire Trigger: Say something, including their whispers.
In Trigger: Say something, the “any message” mode fires with any text.
Trigger: Idle for a set time and Trigger: Stationary for a set time work in 5-second steps. While the keko stays still, they repeat every time that period passes.
Trigger: Idle for a set time resets when the keko walks, talks, clicks a keko or presses a key.
Trigger: Stationary for a set time only resets when the keko walks.
In Trigger: Perform an action, the laugh (as “laugh”) and the heart (as “blow a kiss”) count, as well as falling asleep and waking up.
Trigger: Click a tile fires even if the keko can't walk to that tile.
Trigger: Fall asleep fires after 3 minutes without any action; it can take half a second longer.
Trigger: Hit by another user and Trigger: Hit another user only count people (not bots), on the 8 surrounding tiles, once per encounter: they have to move apart for it to count again.
Collisions are checked every half second: a very quick brush past may not count.
The Circuits clock counts up. Trigger: Clock reaches a time fires at that exact value.
On the Circuits clock, button 1 starts, pauses and resumes. Pausing does not end the game.
Button 2 on the Circuits clock only works while paused: it stops the clock, sets it back to 00:00 and fires Trigger: Game ends.
Team points only count while a game is running (the clock started). A new game resets them to 0.
In Trigger: Variable changes, “increased” doesn't fire when the value goes down.
In Trigger: Variable changes, “created” only fires the first time the player receives the variable.
In Trigger: Bot reaches an object and Trigger: Bot reaches a user the bot is chosen by name (up to 18 letters, not case-sensitive).
In Trigger: Bot reaches a user the bot is the one who triggers. To act on the keko it reached, use the “reached user” source.
Trigger: Press a key cannot reserve Escape, Enter, Tab or the F1 to F12 keys: they still belong to the player (closing windows, opening the chat, the browser).
While you type in the chat or any text field, Trigger: Press a key receives nothing: your keys go to the text.