Triggers - Revision history

U86322197: /* List of all Actions */ added information to the moSetObjectiveStatus action

2024-05-18T12:12:23Z

‎List of all Actions: added information to the moSetObjectiveStatus action

U3312106: /* List of all Conditions */ Added some info

2024-04-11T13:40:07Z

‎List of all Conditions: Added some info

U3312106: /* List of all Actions */ Added a link to the FMOD stuff with the list of all sounds

2023-06-28T17:38:47Z

‎List of all Actions: Added a link to the FMOD stuff with the list of all sounds

U81726374: Added detail for the attackMissionID param for unitAttackTarget

2023-05-02T11:35:11Z

Added detail for the attackMissionID param for unitAttackTarget

U3312106: /* List of all Actions */ Another update

2023-02-09T12:20:42Z

‎List of all Actions: Another update

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U3312106: /* List of all Actions */ Updated

2023-02-09T11:53:59Z

‎List of all Actions: Updated

U3312106: /* List of all Conditions */ Added one new condition

2023-02-09T11:33:38Z

‎List of all Conditions: Added one new condition

U3312106: /* List of all Actions */

2022-10-12T12:45:23Z

‎List of all Actions

U44629479: Edits

2022-08-10T15:31:45Z

Edits

U87752630: Removed UnitSetProperties EngineFire placeholder text "presumably sets engine on fire", added in information based on testing mechanic in custom matches.

2022-08-10T09:18:41Z

Removed UnitSetProperties EngineFire placeholder text "presumably sets engine on fire", added in information based on testing mechanic in custom matches.

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 * target: Select objective
-* status: Select status (0 - ?, 1 - ?, 2 - completed, 3 - failed)
+* status: Select status (0 - disabled, 1 - uncompleted, 2 - completed, 3 - failed)
 * extendedEnding: Show objective text for task completing or failing message
 * team: Select which team will complete or fail it
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 |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Will play a selected sound<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
 '''Note:'''
 * The full list of all sounds can be found here:
 https://github.com/GaijinEntertainment/fmod_studio_warthunder_for_modders/tree/master/Assets

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 * object_type: Checks the status or team of the selected objectGroups
 * check_objects: Can be "any" or "all", decides if all specified objects must be within the area or just one
 </div></div>
 | Both

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 | playSound
 |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Will play a selected sound<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
 '''Fields:'''

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 * attackNumMin:
 * fireMode: Sets the fire mode (Auto, salvo or single)
-* attackMissionId: Unknown
+* attackMissionId: Sets the ID for the target, this can be used to override the target with that ID.
 * maxNumAttackersPerTarget: Sets how many objects will attack the same target
 * groupAttackMode: Makes the AI attack the target by flying one by one (every unit attacking separately), in wings or by the entire group

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 * team: The team to track kills from, can be both
 * var: You need to first create a variable of type '''Integer''' (usually with a base value of 0) and then provide it here
 </div></div>
 |Both
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 | Stops any ongoing dialogues
 | SP
 | Yes
 |-
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 * formation: Set the formation of spawned units
 * resetFormation: Reset formation of spawned units
 </div></div>
 | Both

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 * obj_status: Checks if the object exists
 * check_army: Unknown
 </div></div>
 | Both

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 |setHeadSquad
 |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Used to modify squads created by using the ''makeSquadFromUnits'' action<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
 ''fields:'''

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 * check_objects: can be "any" or "all", where there are multiple objects set decides if all objects must be within distance or just one
 * check_targets: can be "any" or "all", decide if the object must be within the specified distance of all targets or just one
-* compareCenters: Determines if the measurement is taken from the centre of the object and target or  closest point
+* compareCenters: Determines if the measurement is taken from the centre of the object and target or closest point
 * check_all_units: Functionality unknown
 </div></div>
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 * var_value_other: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field
 * value: The value to compare the variable to
-* comparison_func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the variable should compare the the value in order to activate the trigger.
+* comparison_func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the variable should compare the value in order to activate the trigger.
 </div></div>
 | Both
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 * value: The value to compare the variable to
 * var_value_other: A real variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field
-* comparison_func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the variable should compare the the value in order to activate the trigger.
+* comparison_func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the variable should compare the value in order to activate the trigger.
 </div></div>
 | Both
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 * gamepadControls: Exact functionality unknown, presumably relates to the use of a gamepad instead of mouse and keyboard.
 * team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition
-* func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the axis value should compare the the value in order to activate the trigger.
+* func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the axis value should compare the value in order to activate the trigger.
 * joyAngle: Exact functionality unknown, presumably relates to the angle of the player's joystick (for players using one).
 * joyDispersion: Exact functionality unknown, presumably relates to players using a joystick
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 * area: The area to check objects destroyed within
 * moreThan: the value to compare the number of destroyed objects to
-* func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the number of destroyed objects should compare the the value in order to activate the trigger.
+* func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual", "notLess", "notMore", determines how the number of destroyed objects should compare the value in order to activate the trigger.
 * check_areas: Can be "any" or "all", decides if all specified areas must meet match number of targets destroyed or just one.
 </div></div>
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 * runwayEnd: The area you want to be the end of the runway (can be placed in diagonal)
 * runwayWidth: The width of the runway
-* army: To what army this airfield should belong  to
+* army: To what army this airfield should belong to
 * spawnPoint: The area where you want the planes to spawn. '''Note:''' Multiple can be added
 * visibleOnHud: If checked, the airfield icon will be shown to players
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 * object: The airfield to check
-* module: The part of the airfield to get the HP of  of
+* module: The part of the airfield to get the HP of of
 * var: The variable to save the HP to
 </div></div>
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 | missionAttempts
 |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Allows you to modify how many attempts the player gets at a mission<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
-Each time a player dies in a single-player mission they loose one attempt (by default you get 5, so 4 respawns); this trigger allows you to modify how many they have left. '''NOTE:''' The game works by counting deaths, so using "set" and "1" will set the player to 1 death (3 respawns remaining), not set the to 1 attempt left.
+Each time a player dies in a single-player mission they lose one attempt (by default you get 5, so 4 respawns); this trigger allows you to modify how many they have left. '''NOTE:''' The game works by counting deaths, so using "set" and "1" will set the player to 1 death (3 respawns remaining), not set the to 1 attempt left.
 '''Fields:'''
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 '''Notes:'''
-* Vertical height of the area is irrelevant, if the area is 10km x 10km x 2km then the player can go as high as they like as long as they are within the 10km x 10km area.
+* Vertical height of the area is irrelevant, if the area is 10 km x 10 km x 2 km then the player can go as high as they like as long as they are within the 10 km x 10 km area.
 * Anywhere out of the battle area (air and ground) and not inside the killOutOfBattleArea will display the warning message "Return to the battlefield" constantly to the player until they go back inside the battle area
 * You can add multiple areas to set them as a whole at once (example: You select your 4 "north_restricted_area", "south_restricted_area", "east_restricted_area", "west_restricted_area" areas and check the killOutOfBattleArea field to combine their coverage)
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 * killArea: If checked, then the areas become a "kill area", players in them for more than 25 seconds will be destroyed (only works for ground units). This one is regularly used for spawn-kill protection.
 * detectionArea: If checked, sets the area in which the player constantly appears on the enemy map (even in realistic). This one is regularly used for soft spawn-kill protection (usually larger than the killArea as it doesn't outright kill intruders)
-* killOutOfBattleArea:  If checked, sets the restricted areas considered "out of the battle" where the player dies should they fail to go back to the battle area
+* killOutOfBattleArea: If checked, sets the restricted areas considered "out of the battle" where the player dies should they fail to go back to the battle area
 * newGridHorizontalCellCount: How many grid squares should be drawn between each edge of the battle area
 * gridCellCountVar: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "newGridHorizontalCellCount" field
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 * use_army_variable: Select to which team will it belong by using an integer variable
 * var_army: Select the integer variable
-* hp: Set the HP amount for the bombing area (10000 HP = one bomb with ~570 kg of explosive mass or 2 bombs with ~280 kg of explosive mass or 4 bombs with ~125 kg of explosive mass or 9 bombs with ~25 kg of explosive mass)
+* hp: Set the HP amount for the bombing area (10,000 HP = one bomb with ~570 kg of explosive mass or 2 bombs with ~280 kg of explosive mass or 4 bombs with ~125 kg of explosive mass or 9 bombs with ~25 kg of explosive mass)
 * hpFireMult: Used with the ''firespeed'' option, prevents a situation when the base has only a few HP left, automatically destroys it after reaching certain % of damage, for example when set to 0.1 the option will activate itself when there is 10% of HP left
 * firespeed: Used with the ''hpFireMult'' option, sets for how much time it will take until the remaining HP will be depleted, 0.01 = 1s
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 * areaNameFrom: Starting point for shelling
 * areaNameTo: Ending point of shelling
-* shotCount: 1 or 2 salvos
+* shotCount: 1 or 2 salvoes
 * attackLineRange: Dispersion property
 * heighRange: Dispersion property
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 * name: Directory path of sound file that you want to play (full name as sfxPath/sfxName)
 * loop: If checked, will make the sound play again when it ends
-* start:  If checked, will start playing the sound (unchecked will stop)
+* start: If checked, will start playing the sound (unchecked will stop)
 * team: Select which team will be able to hear it
 </div></div>
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 '''Fields:'''
-* object: Select which unit should loose all of its ammunition
+* object: Select which unit should lose all of its ammunition
 * useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the '''Conditions'''
-* triggerGround: Select which trigger group should the unit loose (primary, secondary, coaxial, machinegun, special, torpedoes)
+* triggerGround: Select which trigger group should the unit lose (primary, secondary, coaxial, machine gun, special, torpedoes)
 </div></div>
 | Both
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 * horizontalDirectionForTeleport:
 * velocity:
-* altRange: Set the altitude range (in metres) at which the '''object''' will fly to the '''target''' (so for example if the '''target''' is at sea level and first value is set to 1500 then the '''objects''' will fly at 1500m ALT)
+* altRange: Set the altitude range (in metres) at which the '''object''' will fly to the '''target''' (so for example if the '''target''' is at sea level and first value is set to 1500 then the '''objects''' will fly at 1,500 m ALT)
 </div></div>
 | Both

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 * useAuxWeapon: If checked, will make ground units use secondary weapons (like MGs)
 * destroyRIByCollision:
-* engineFire: Presumably starts an engine fire
+* engineFire: Starts an engine fire in the aircraft, with no initial damage to the engine, and increasing engine damage consistent with an engine on fire. Fire behaves like in live matches, spreading to and damaging parts of the aircraft or igniting fuel tanks. Aircraft with multiple engines will see their #1 engine catch fire.
 * hideProb:
 * aimPriorities:
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 * (Easiest) Select the capture area, open the object properties panel if not already opened, and edit the "Radius" value (see image for reference), changing the radius will edit both the X and Z axis at the same time and make sure they're the same
 * Select the capture area and select the scale tool (the one circled on the image), then edit the X and Z values manually to be the same.
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 === Creating a convoy ===
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 The last part is adding actions, five of them are needed to make it work correctly:
 :1. '''makeSquadFromUnits''' - All that needs to be done there is to add units by using the '''object''' tab, up to 12 units can be added there.
 :2. '''setHeadSquad''' - The same objects needs to be added there, options '''removeOnKill''', '''followLowestSpeed''' and '''useCurrentFormation''' needs to be enabled.