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#UNTIL (@let == @arraylength+1) {
currarray=%arrget( tracks, @let)
track %arrget( tracks, @let)
#trigger {You sense no trail.} {#sa @currarray is loaded quick runnnnnn!}
#trigger {You can't sense a trail to (*) from here.} {#sa @currarray it loaded quick runnnnnn!}
#TRIGGER {No-one around by that name.} {#sa @currarray isnt loaded}
#add let 1
}

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putting the #trigger command inside a loop will create 1 trigger for each time the loop executes. This is causing the spam, you have way too many triggers where you only want 1. Also, since you are creating the triggers the way you are (inside an alias?) the variable expansion on @currarray is performed before the trigger is made.

what you'll want to do is open the triggers window, delete all those triggers, and recreate just the ones you want. then, when you execute your track alias, put a #wait statement after the track command so that your @currarray variable doesn't zoom far ahead of the mud output. The final commands would look something like this:

#trigger {You sense no trail.} {#sa @currarray is loaded quick runnnnnn!}
#trigger {You can't sense a trail to (*) from here.} {#sa @currarray it loaded quick runnnnnn!}
#TRIGGER {No-one around by that name.} {#sa @currarray isnt loaded}
#alias trackall {
#var tracks %array(isnt,this,a,great,example,of,elements,in,a,array}
let=0
arraylength= %arrhigh( tracks)
#UNTIL (@let == @arraylength+1) {
currarray=%arrget( tracks, @let)
track %arrget( tracks, @let)
#wait
#add let 1
}
}

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