Triggers

Triggers are an integral part of anything but the most basic of User Missions. This article covers the basic operation of triggers and what each available component does.

Overview

Triggers are a feature of the Mission Editor which allow for vastly more complicated missions to be created, they can be used for scripted events, as well as for enabling more advanced mission features such as capture points, spawn points, visible way-points, and much more. As well as being useful for making more advanced single-player missions an understanding of triggers is a necessity for creating multi-player user missions, as such missions require triggers to function.

Triggers consist of three main components (also known as elements): Events, Conditions, and Actions. An event is what causes the trigger to execute, for example, the "periodicEvent" event will execute the trigger according to the specified interval (for example once a second, or once every 15 seconds). Once a trigger is executed a condition determines whether the trigger should continue to carry out the actions assigned to it, or should not do anything / carry out any else actions assigned to it; for example the "UnitInArea" condition will carry out the triggers actions if the specified unit is within the specified area at the moment the trigger is executed. Finally, actions define what the trigger does once it is executed and the condition is met; for example "playHint" displays a message on the user's screen and "unitDamage" can be used to damage part of, or destroy a unit. Actions can also be assigned as "elseActions" which instead of being carried out when the condition is met, will be carried out when the trigger is executed, but the condition is not met. If there are no elseActions then the trigger will do nothing when the condition is not met. Triggers can be assigned multiple events, conditions and actions. If a trigger is created with no conditions then it will carry out its actions whenever it is executed, this is useful for triggers which always need to run, for example, a trigger to draw various lines on the mini-map at the start of the mission. Be aware that if a trigger is created without conditions and "enableAfterComplete" is ticked then the trigger will run forever, repeatedly every time this event occurs (for a default trigger this means it would carry out its actions once a second, every second for the entirety of the mission, unless it is disabled by another trigger).

Creating Triggers

The Basics

The trigger window with a blank trigger (Trigger_01 selected), other triggers and categories are for demonstration purposes

In order to make a trigger you first need to display the trigger window in the mission editor, this can be done by clicking the "Properties and Triggers / Mission Obj. info" button (looks like ) on the mission editor bar at the top of the editor. This will open the "Triggers / Mission Obj. Info" window (from here on known as the "trigger window") at the right-hand edge of your screen, this window is where you can edit triggers and mission objectives (for the time being it will be blank). Now in the properties window (where your mission settings are) scroll down until you reach the Triggers / Mission Ob. Navigation section and expand it if necessary.

This window is where all the triggers and objectives of your mission will be stored, organized under the (currently empty) "Triggers" and "Mission Objectives" folders. There are several buttons at the bottom of this section:

Trigger This button will create a new trigger, either inside the root "Triggers" folder inside the currently selected category.

Category This button will create a new category, either inside the root "Triggers" folder inside the currently selected category. Categories are essentially folders for triggers, functionally they serve no purpose to the mission and exist to allow you to organise your triggers. Categories can be created inside other categories and form folder trees which can be collapsed to hide triggers not currently of interest (collapsing categories will not disable or remove their contents). If a category is disabled all of its contents (including stuff in subcategories) will be disabled.

Mission Obj This button will create a mission objective in the "Mission Objectives" folder. Mission objectives are described in other guides.

Copy and Paste The Copy button will copy the selected trigger or mission objective. If a mission objective is selected and the copy button is pressed then a duplicate mission objective will be created. If a trigger is selected when the copy button is pressed then the Paste button will become available this allows you to select a different category for the trigger to be pasted into, once the destination is selected pressing the Paste button will create a duplicate of the copied trigger there.

Del This button will delete the selected trigger or mission objective.

Up and Down These buttons will move the selected trigger, category or mission objective up or down in the list, this does not affect the behaviour of the mission and is used to keep the lists organised.

To create your first trigger click the "Trigger" button, this will create your first trigger "Trigger_01" and display it in the trigger window. What you see will look similar to the image to the right (you will only have "Trigger_01" whereas the image has several other triggers, categories and objectives for demonstration purposes). At the top of the window is the triggers name, this can be changed to whatever you want (however should not be the same as any other triggers), it is best to pick a descriptive name such as "Setup" or "Teleport Player" to keep it clear what everything does, however, this is completely optional. The next option is an "Enabled" checkbox, by default, all triggers start enabled, disabling a trigger effectively prevents it from being executed. This is useful for triggers than you want to manually activate or execute at specific moments, as triggers can be enabled, disabled and even just executed without enabling it during the mission by other triggers. The next field is a comments box, this has no effect on the trigger's operation and is just for documenting what it does, it is completely optional.

Next is the trigger properties section this contains the following fields:

actionsType By default this is set to "PERFORM_ONE_BY_ONE" meaning the actions will be completed in the order they are present in the actions list of the trigger. This option can be changed to "PERFORM_ALL" where all actions are completed at the same time.

conditionsType By default this is set to "ALL", but can be changed to "ANY". For triggers with multiple conditions, this determines whether all of the conditions need to be met for the trigger to carry out its actions, or if any of the conditions being met is enough for the trigger to carry out its action(s).

enableAfterComplete By default this is set unchecked, meaning that once the trigger has carried out its actions, it becomes disabled. If it is checked then the trigger will carry out its actions every time it is executed and the condition is met, instead of just the first time.

Now we have reached the "Elements" section, and below it the "Element" section (Gaijin could have come up with better names) this is where you build your trigger; the "Elements" section is where you create the events, conditions, actions, and else actions of your trigger, while the "Element" section is where you modify the properties of each component. The elements area consists of a window with four folders where the contents of your trigger will be displayed, and underneath a collection of buttons:

Event, Condition, Action and ElseAction These buttons will display a new window with a list of all the available events, conditions and actions, depending on what button is pressed (the Action and elseAction buttons display the same list of actions, but will insert them into either the Actions or ElseActions area). There is a search box which will find the first item matching the phrase entered, it will only return the first entry in the list however, there may be more matches further down. To insert a component, select it from the list and click "Ok".

Up and Down These buttons will move the selected element up and down in the list. Changing the order of components only affects the Actions and ElseActions area where the actions will be carried out in the order they appear in the list. If actionsType is set to "PERFORM_ONE_BY_ONE" (the default setting) in the trigger properties area.

Delete This button will delete the selected trigger component.

Copy This will copy the selected trigger component, multiple components can be copied from different triggers (or the same one) without needing to press "Paste ..." each time.

Paste ... This button will display a list of all the copied components (grouped by type) and allow you to select one to paste into the currently selected trigger.

The "Element" section at the bottom will update with different fields and buttons depending on the currently selected trigger component.

Worked Example Trigger

The completed trigger and mission setup to Teleport a player

In this example, we are going to make a simple trigger which will teleport the player to a new location when the player enters a specific area. For this example the player unit will be in a tank (placed as "tankModels" in the editor) called "Player", there will be an area called "Teleport_Area" and another called "Destination_Area" (exact setup can be seen in the image to the right). When the player tank enters "Teleport_Area" we want it to be teleported to "Destination_Area".

To follow along with this example create a "tankModels" unit type, assign it as the player's vehicle, call it "Player" and set it to a tank you own. Create two box areas for the teleport and destination areas (called "Teleport_Area" and "Destination_Area"). If not already present from reading the previous section create a new trigger.

You should now have a fresh trigger (likely called Trigger_01 or similar), we will begin by renaming the trigger to something more descriptive so if we come back to the mission later it is nice and clear what it does; to do this select the name field, delete the old name and type a new name for the trigger, for example "Teleport Player". We will leave most of the properties as default, however, we will tick "enableAfterComplete" as we want the player to be teleported every time they enter the area, not just the first time. We will then select the "periodicEvent" event and set its time field in the Element area to 0.1, this means the trigger will be executed and check if the player is in the area every 0.1 seconds.

Next, we will click the "Condition" button and look for the "unitWhenInArea" condition and insert it into the trigger, this condition allows us to check whether a chosen unit is within a specified area at the moment the trigger is executed. When the condition is added it should automatically become selected in the "Element" section, scroll down in the trigger window so that all of the settings can be seen. The "object" field is what the condition is going to act on, in our case we want to check the player's unit to see if it is in the area, so we will set this field to the player unit (in this example called "Player"); to do this simply click the field and select the player's unit from the list of available units. The "+ object" button will create another object field, allowing you to check if multiple units are in the area. The target field, in this case, refers to what area we are checking the unit is in, so we will set this to "Teleport_Area". The "+ target" button does the same thing for targets that the "+ objects" button does for objects. We will leave all other settings at defaults, but for future reference here is what they do:

Math allows you to specify how the unit is checked to be in the area; by default it is set to "3D" so the unit must we within the area, if it is set to 2D then along as the unit is within the 2D footprint of the area it doesn't matter how high up the unit is (this setting is mainly useful for triggers aimed at aircraft). This field can also be set to "notNear2D" or "notNear3D", these work the same as "2D" and "3D", but will activate the trigger when the unit is not within the area, instead of when the unit is within the area. The "object_type" and "unit_type_ex" settings allow you to specify criteria about the unit, by default it is set to "isAlive" which means the condition will be met as long as the unit is alive while it is in the area, this can be changed to other settings such as "isDamaged" so the trigger will only activate if the player is both within the area and has damage to their vehicle. Finally, check_objects comes in useful if you have specified multiple units to check, it allows you to say whether the trigger should activate if any of the units are in the area, or if all of the specified units must be in the area for the trigger to carry out its actions. This also works if a squad has been set as the object instead of an individual unit, it let you choose whether a single unit from the squad or the entire squad is required to be in the area.

Next, click the "Action" button and from the list select "unitMoveTo" and insert it into your trigger. This action can be used to do various things relating to units movement (such as telling AI to move to a certain place in a certain way), but we will use it for its ability to teleport units, in this case, the player. Once inserted set the object to the player's unit and target to "Destination_Area", then click the "+ move_type" button to add the move_type field to the trigger and set the field to "teleport". There are a lot of other fields here which will be useful for when you make more advanced missions, but they are outside the scope of this basic guide.

Our trigger is now complete; every 0.1 seconds (10 times a second) it will check if the player's unit is within the "Teleport_Area" area and if it is it will teleport the player to the "Destination_Area" area, if the player is not in the teleport area it won't do anything. Now finish off the mission (give it a name, assign the player unit as the player, set the map to the correct map, that sort of stuff) and test it out in-game.

List of all Events

For each item in the table click [Expand] for more details on implementation and available settings.

Event	Description	Available in SP or MP?
periodicEvent	Will execute the trigger repeatedly at a user defined interval Fields: time: The amount of seconds between each execution of the trigger, accurate to 2 decimal places var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "time" field (use of integer variable limits interval to whole seconds if this option is chosen)	Both
timeExpires	Will execute the trigger once after a set number of seconds from mission start Fields: time: The number of seconds from the start of the mission after which the trigger will be executed, accurate to 2 decimal places var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "time" field (use of integer variable limits interval to whole seconds if this option is chosen)	Both
initMission	Trigger will be executed once at the start of the mission	Both

List of all Conditions

For each item in the table click [Expand] for more details on implementation and available settings. Note: This section lists the intended functionality (where known) for each condition, some (a minority) may be legacy features, or just broken, and may not work properly if at all. "SP only", "MP only", "Both" and "Unknown" show whether the trigger component only works in Single-player missions, only works in Multi-player missions, works in both types of missions, or that the component is currently non-function / not enough is known about it to say.

Condition	Description	Available in SP or MP?
airfieldIsModuleHP	Checks the amount of HP of selected airfield module Notes: Works only on airfield with enabled and set up modular_airfield in missionMarkAsRespawnPoint action Fields: object: Which airfield's modules you want to check module: Select one of available airfield modules hp_percent: HP value which will be checked hp_check_mode: Select if you want to check if it will be a higher, lower or equal number.	Both
gameWhenDifficulty	Will check what the current game-mode is (AB, RB, SB or custom) Fields: difficulty: what game-mode (AB, RB, SB or custom) the condition will check for is: Can either be "equal" or "notEqual", if "equal" then trigger carries out actions when the current game-mode matches the one set in the "difficulty" field, if "notEqual" trigger will carry out actions when the game-mode does not match the one set in the "difficulty" field.	Both
gameWhenControlMode	Will check what the control mode the user has selected (mouse-aim, etc.) Fields: controlMode: what control mode (mouse-aim, instructor / simplified, realistic or full-real) the condition will check for is: Can either be "equal", "notEqual", "less", or "more", if "equal" then trigger carries out actions when the current control-mode matches the one set in the "controlMode" field, if "notEqual" trigger will carry out actions when the game-mode does not match the one set in the "controlMode" field. The functionality of "less" and "more" is not confirmed but may allow for checking if the user's control scheme is set to less or more realist than the chosen value.	SP only
gameWhenControlWarning	Condition does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown
gameWhenHintIsNotActive	Will check if a hint is currently being displayed on the UI	Both
gameWhenManualGear	Will activate trigger if the user currently has "Autocontrol of landing gear" turned off in-game controls	SP only
gameWhenObjectivesNotDisplayed	Will activate trigger if no mission objective is currently being displayed on the screen	Unknown
infantryTroopWhenKilledByPlayerMatches	Will check if the number of infantry units killed by the player matches a specified value Fields: object: Which group of infantry the condition is checking if the player has killed func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual" "notLess", "noteMore", determines how to compare the number of infantry killed to the number specified. value: the number to compare the number of infantry killed by the player to. var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field	SP only
isAllPlayersInGame	Will activate trigger if all the players are in the game	MP only
isTargetLocked	Checks if the selected unit is locked using Lock Target controls from Common tab Fields: target: Select which target should be checked	SP only
isTriggerGroupActivated	Checks if player is using weapons Notes: Works only for tanks and ships Fields: triggerGroup: Select which weapon type (primary gun, secondary gun or machine gun) should be checked	SP only
misObjStatus	Will activate the trigger if a specified objective's current status matches a specified value Fields: target: The objective to be checked status: Can be "completed", "failed", "notCompleted", "notFailed", "inProgress", "notInProgress", specifies the value to compre the trigger's status to.	Both
missionEnvironment	Will activate the trigger if a mission matches the time set in this condition Fields: environments: Select the mission time	Both
missionNamePostfix	Checks postfix of your mission Notes: Postfix can be set in Mission Settings -> Versus params -> postfix Fields: postfix: Set the postfix equal: Checks the postfix, if it's equal then it will accept the condition	MP only
missionIsBombingAreaDestroyed	Will activate the trigger if the specified bombing area is destroyed Fields: target: The bombing area to check (bombing areas are assigned with the "missionSetBombingArea" action, for the condition select the area you assigned as a bombing area with this action)	Both
missionIsLZCaptured	Will activate trigger if a specified landing zone is captured by a specified team (unclear if / how LZs currently work) Fields: lz: The Landing Zone to be checked army: Which team should have captured landing zone	Unknown
missionIsRespawnAllowed	Checks if respawns are allowed in mission settings	Unknown
missionIsSuccess	Activates trigger if the mission is completed successfully	Both
missionIsZoneCaptured	Will activate trigger if a specified zone is captured by a specified team It may be possible to make this trigger work in single-player but requires certain mission settings to be set. Fields: target: The Zone to be checked army: Which team should have captured zone	MP only
missionWhenAdditionalTime	Will activate trigger if a specified amount of time has passed since the successful completion of the mission When a (singleplayer) mission is marked as completed the player has the option to return to the hangar or continue playing, this condition will activate the trigger once a specified amount of time has passed from the completion of the mission should the player chooses to continue playing. Fields: value: The amount of time (in seconds) that should elapse after completion of the mission use_variable: Enables the use of a variable instead of the specified value. var_value: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field, if "use_variable" is ticked	SP only
missionWhenInBattleArea	Will activate the trigger if any units are within the defined battle area Fields: area: The battle area to check (battle areas are assigned with the "missionBattleArea" action, for the condition select the area you assigned as a battle area with this action)	Both
missionWhenTime	Will activate the trigger if a specified amount of time has passed since the start of the mission Fields: value: The amount of time which sold pass since the start of the mission.	Both
objectExists	Checks if there is a selected object in the mission Notes: Mostly used with variables Fields: invertResult: If checked, will check if there are NOT objects with the set name target: Select the target name (can be a variable) type: Select the target type	Both
objGroupWhenStatus	Checks if selected objectGroups object exists on the map or not (it's related to unitWakeUp and unitPutToSleep actions) Fields: target: Select the objectGroups object obj_status: Checks if the object exists check_army: Unknown	Both
playersDistanceBetween	Will activate the trigger if the player is within a set distance of a set object Fields: target: The object to check the player's distance between value: The distance between the player and the target var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field math: Can be "2D", "3D", "notNear2D" or "notNear3D", determines how distance is calculated 2D is just concerned with 2D distance (distance between two objects on if drawn on a top-down map), whereas 3D takes height difference into consideration; notNear will activate trigger if players are not within the distance, instead of being within the specified distance. player: the status of the player to be considered by the condition target_type: The status of the object to be considered by the condition check_players: can be "any" or "all", decide if all players must be within distance or just one check_targets: can be "any" or "all", decide if the player must be within the specified distance of all targets or just one team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition	Both
playersWhenEnemyNear	Will activate the trigger if the player is within a set distance of an enemy Fields: players: the status of the player in order to be considered by the condition enemy_type: The status of the enemy unit in order to be considered by the condition distance: the distance between the player and the enemy unit check_players: can be "any" or "all", decides if all players must be within distance or just one team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition	Both
playersWhenInArea	Will activate the trigger if the player is within a set area Fields: target: the area to check if the player is within math: Can be "2D", "3D", "notNear2D" or "notNear3D", determines how the players position is calculated 2D is just concerned with if the player is within the 2D footprint of the area, regardless of hight, whereas 3D takes height into consideration; notNear will activate trigger if player is not within the area, instead of being within the specified area. players: the status of the player to be considered by the condition check_players: can be "any" or "all", decide if all players must be within distance or just one team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition	Both
playerWhenSpawn	Will activate when the player spawns This condition is best used with the "useForTriggerFiltered" option on actions to allow the trigger to act only on units which have just spawned. Fields: team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition clearHandledEvents: Functionality unknown	Both
playersWhenOnLZ	Checks if a player is within the landing zone (unclear if / how LZs currently work) It is currently unclear if this trigger works Fields: object: The units to check target: The landing zone to check (landing zones are assigned with the "missionMarkAsLandingZone" action, for the condition select the area you assigned as a landing zone with this action) object_type: the status of the player in order to be considered by the condition check_objects: can be "any" or "all", decides if all players must be within distance or just one aterRepaired: Functionality unknown	Unknown
playersWhenReachHeight	Checks if a player has reached a specified altitude Fields: players: the status of the player in order to be considered by the condition check_players: can be "any" or "all", decides if all players must be above height or just one value: the altitude to reach (in metres) comparison_func: can be "more" or "less", decides if trigger should activate if player is above or bellow set value absolute_value: Determines whether absolute altitude (referenced to sea level) or altitude over terrain should be used team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition	Both
playersWhenStatus	Checks the status of the player Fields: players: the value the player's current status should be compared to check_players: can be "any" or "all", decides if all players must meet status or just one team: Can be "A", "B", or "Both", determines which team's players should be considered by the condition	Both
playersWhenManeuver	Checks what manoeuvre the player is carrying out Fields: manName: the manoeuvre to compare player's current behaviour to	SP only
playersWhenOptions	Checks what options the player is currently has using This condition has a list of check boxes and drop downs to let you act on the players settings such as if they are currently in cockpit mode, currently zoomed in, are using a touch screen to play, are using mouse aim, are using a joystick, etc. Some or all settings may not work and some such as "currentMissileType" are left over from previous Gaijin games on the same engine and not relevant to War Thunder.	SP only
playersWhenOrientation	Checks what orientation the player is currently at Fields: value: The angle the player should be at (-180 to +180, accurate to 2 decimal places) orientation: Which axis (yaw, pitch, or roll) the trigger should check the value against comparison_func: Can be "more" or "less", whether the trigger should activate when the player's angle is above or below the specified value in the specified axis.	SP only
playersWhenCameraState	Checks what orientation the of the camera (in free look mode) Fields: value: The angle the camera should be at (-180 to +180, accurate to 2 decimal places) orientation: Which axis (yaw, pitch, fov (field of view)) the trigger should check the value against comparison_func: Can be "more" or "less", whether the trigger should activate when the camera angle is above or below the specified value in the specified axis.	SP only
playersWhenCursorIn	Functionality unknown This appears to relate to how the mouse cursor is being used (mouse-aim, on-screen joystick, control of tank cross-hair etc.), but no functionality has been established after testing.	SP only
playersWhenCurrentBullet	Checks which ammo slot the player has selected and activate trigger if it matches set value As this condition only is believed to only work in single player, this effectively lets you check what ammo type the user is using as in single player missions you assign ammo to the player, so know what slot each shell is in. Fields: buttletNo: Can be a number between 0 and 3, determines what ammo slot the player should have selected in order for the trigger. Is a 0 based numbering system, so 0 is the first ammo slot (ammo slot 1), up to 3 which is ammo slot 4.	SP only
triggerStatus	Checks the status of another trigger and activates trigger if it matches a set value Fields: target: The trigger to check the status of status: What status the trigger should be, either "enabled" or "disabled"	Both
unitDistanceBetween	Will activate the trigger if a unit is within a set distance of a set object Fields: object: The unit to check the distance from target: The target to check the unit's distance from value: The distance between the unit and the target var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field math: Can be "2D", "3D", "notNear2D" or "notNear3D", determines how distance is calculated 2D is just concerned with 2D distance (distance between two objects on if drawn on a top-down map), whereas 3D takes height difference into consideration; notNear will activate trigger if players are not within the distance, instead of being within the specified distance. object_type: The status of the unit to be considered by the condition unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options for checking the status of units before activating the trigger target_type: The status of the target to be considered by the condition target_marking: Only works for Multiplayer A number between 0 and 31. Checks the marking of the target unit, units are marked with a number using the unitMark action. If multiple targets are selected only targets with the correct marking are considered by the trigger, e.g. if set to 5 the trigger will only activate if the unit is within the set distance of a target with a marking of 5, even if the unit is within range of another target with a different marking. 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 check_all_units: Functionality unknown	Both
unitFuelLess	Activates the trigger when the specified units remaining fuel is below a specified amount (possibly bugged / non-functional) Fields: object: The unit to check the fuel of object_type: The status of the unit in order to be considered by the condition fuelRelMin: A number accurate to two decimal places, specified the amount of remaining fuel, unit is unknown and condition may not be functioning correctly.	Both
unitAnyLess	Activates trigger if at least one unit from those specified does not match the given status Fields: object: The unit(s) to check object_type: The status of the unit to be checked by the condition	Both
unitWhenControls	Activates trigger if the units control positions match a given value Fields: object: The unit to check func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual" "notLess", "notMore", determines how to compare the control position to the number specified. value: A number accurate to 2 d.p, determines what the control setting should be checked against (e.g. for flaps 0 might be flaps fully up, 1 might be flaps fully down and 0.5 flaps halfway; these are made up and untested numbers, you will need to experiment). property: The control to check.	Both
unitWhenCountMatches	Activates trigger when the number of units meeting the condition is equal to the number set All units assigned under the object field of this condition are counted together, including units which have had their count increased. For example, if two units have been assigned and one has had its count increased to 5 then the trigger will consider the status of all 5 subunits and the other unit, for a total of 6. If the object_type is set to isAlive with the function less than 3 then the death of any four units will activate the trigger. Fields: object: The unit(s) to check, allows for multiple objects to be assigned, groups can also be assigned. object_type: The criteria the units are evaluated against e.g. "isAlive" or "damaged" unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options to check the unit's status. object_marking_var: Allows and integer variable to be assigned, likely takes the value of the variable as a marking (set with the unitMark action), allowing the trigger to be activated depending on the number of units with certain marking. func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual" "notLess", "noteMore", determines how to compare the control position to the number specified. value: An integer value for the number of units required to meet the condition. var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field	Both
unitWhenEnemyNear	Will activate the trigger if the specified unit is within a set distance of an enemy Fields: object: The unit to check object_type: The status of the unit in order to be considered by the condition unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options to check the unit's status. enemy_type: The status of the enemy unit in order to be considered by the condition distance: the distance between the player and the enemy unit (in metres) use_variable: Enables the use of a variable instead of the specified value. distance_var: An integer variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "distance" field, if "use_variable" is ticked check_objects: can be "any" or "all", decides if all specified units must be within distance or just one	Both
unitWhenInArea	Will activate the trigger if the specified unit is within the specified area Fields: object: The unit to check target: The area to check if the unit is within math: Can be "2D", "3D", "notNear2D" or "notNear3D", determines how the players position is calculated 2D is just concerned with if the player is within the 2D footprint of the area, regardless of hight, whereas 3D takes height into consideration; notNear will activate trigger if player is not within the area, instead of being within the specified area. object_type: The status of the unit to be considered by the condition unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options to check the unit's status. enemy_type: The status of the enemy unit to be considered by the condition check_objects: can be "any" or "all", decide if all specified units must be within the area or just one	Both
unitWhenOnLZ	Checks if a unit is within the landing zone (unclear if / how LZs currently work) It is currently unclear if this trigger works Fields: object: The units to check target: The landing zone to check (landing zones are assigned with the "missionMarkAsLandingZone" action, for the condition select the area you assigned as a landing zone with this action) object_type: the status of the unit to be considered by the condition check_objects: can be "any" or "all", decide if all players must be within distance or just one aterRepaired: Functionality unknown	Unknown
unitWhenPartHp	Checks the health of a part of a unit Using this trigger requires knowing the names of different parts of a unit's damage model, finding this information is up to you. Fields: object: The units to check func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual" "notLess", "notMore", determines how to compare the part's health to the number specified check_objects: Can be "any" or "all", decide if all players must be within distance or just one check_parts: Can be "any", "all", "notAll", "notAny", if multiple damage model parts are listed determines which ones of them need to meet the criteria in order for the trigger to activate (e.g. if "any" is set then if any part meets the required HP then the trigger will activate) value: A number accurate to 2 decimal places, the value the current health of the part should be compared to (0 is destroyed 1 is full health) var: A real (decimal number) variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field planePart: You may type the name of the damage model part you wish to check for an aircraft unit tankPart: You may type the name of the damage model part you wish to check for a tank unit	Both
unitWhenProperties	Activates the trigger if a unit's current properties match specified values Fields: object: The units to check func: Can be "less", "more", "equal", "notEqual" "notLess", "noteMore", determines how to compare the part's property to the number specified value: A number accurate to 2 decimal places, the value to compare the unit's current property to property: Can be "speed", "throttle", or "heading", determines which of the unit's properties should be compared to the value. check_filter: Can be "any", "all", "notAll", "notAny", functionality unknown. object_type: the status of the unit in order to be considered by the condition unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options to check the unit's status.	Both
unitWhenReachHeight	Checks if the specified unit has reached a specified altitude Fields: object: The unit to be checked object_type: the status of the player in order to be considered by the condition unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options to check the unit's status. check_objects: can be "any" or "all", decides if all of the specified units must be above the height or just one value: the altitude to reach (in metres) comparison_func: can be "more" or "less", decides if trigger should activate if player is above or bellow set value absolute_value: Determines whether absolute altitude (referenced to sea level) or altitude over terrain should be used	Both
unitWhenStatus	Checks the status of the specified unit Fields: object: The unit to check object_type: the value the unit's current status should be compared to unit_type_ex: Unknown, likely more options to check the unit's status. check_objects: can be "any" or "all", decides if all the specified units must meet status or just one (it's best to set it to "any" if you want to use useForTriggerFiltered later in actions)	Both
unitCheckTag	Checks the tags of a specified unit Each unit in the game has various tags assigned to it which describe it, such as what unit type it is (fighter, bomber, tank, ship, etc.) and what country it is. Working out what the tags are for a specific unit has is a fairly easy task and is done by just thinking about the unit, e.g. a spitfire will probably have the "type_fighter" and "country_britain" tags. Fields: target: The unit to check useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions. If you have multiple conditions and condition type for the trigger set to ALL and you want to also check the units' tag, this condition must come after the other conditions (below them) with useForTriggerFiltered checked. Also remember to enable useForTriggerFiltered for the actions of the trigger. tags: Clicking this will give you the option to add in various checkboxes to check the units tag against. Should the unit's tags align with those selected then the trigger will activate. For example adding and unchecking the "type_bomber" tag will activate the trigger if the specified unit is not a bomber; likewise, if only the "type_medium_tank" and "country_ussr" boxes are added and ticked then the trigger will only activate if the specified unit is a Russian medium tank.	Both
unitWhenHit	Will activate the trigger if the specified unit is hit (shot) with the option of specifying which unit hit it Fields: target: The unit to check if it has been hit offender: The unit which hit the specified unit (if "tank01" hit the units, but this was set to "tank02" the trigger should not activate, if "tank02" hit the unit the trigger would activate) clearHandledEvents: Functionality unknown setIntVar: Does not appear to currently be functional addIntVar: Does not appear to currently be functional	Both
unitWhenKilled	Will activate the trigger if the specified unit is killed Fields: target: The unit to check if it has been killed offender: The unit which killed the specified unit (if "tank01" hit the units, but this was set to "tank02" the trigger should not activate, if "tank02" killed the unit the trigger would activate) clearHandledEvents: Functionality unknown	Both
unitsInLineOfSight	Checks if two units have line of sight with each other Fields: object: The unit to check target: The unit to check if the first unit has line of sight with check_objects: can be "any", "all", "notAny", "notAll", decides if all the specified units must have line of sight with the target or just one check_targets: can be "any", "all", "notAny", "notAll", decides if the specified unit must have line of sight with all the targets or just one Distance: Max distance between units for trigger to activate	Both
unitsInSearchLight	Checks if unit is caught in a search light Fields: object: The unit to check target: The search light to check if the unit is in	Both
varCompareBool	Activates the trigger if the specified boolean variable matches the specified value Fields: var_value: The variable to compare value: Whether the boolean variable should be true (ticked) or false (un-ticked) comparison_func: Can be "equal" or "notEqual" determines whether the variable should equal the value or not equal the value.	Both
varCompareInt	Activates the trigger if the specified integer variable matches the specified value Fields: var_value: The variable to compare value: The value to compare the variable to 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.	Both
varCompareReal	Activates the trigger if the specified real (decimal number) variable matches the specified value Fields: var_value: The variable to compare 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.	Both
varCompareString	Activates the trigger if the specified string variable matches the specified value Fields: var_value: The variable to compare value: The value to compare the variable to var_value_other: A string variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "value" field comparison_func: Can be "equal" or "notEqual" determines whether the variable should equal the value or not equal the value.	Both
playerShortcutPressed	Activates the trigger if player presses a specified control Fields: control: The control the player should press, you can find a reference of all controls IDs here timer: How long the player needs to hold the control down for the trigger to activate (in seconds) pressed: If checked the trigger will activate when the player presses the control, if unchecked the trigger will activate when the player is not pressing the key checkUp: If checked, the trigger will be activated when the player releases the specified control. If unchecked, the trigger will be activated when the player presses control. It is unclear whether this option currently functions correctly. 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	SP only
playerSeesUnit	Checks if player can see a specified unit This appears to work like "unitsInLineOfSight", only requiring LOS between the player and the target unit, the player does not need to be looking at the unit. Fields: target: The unit to check if the player can see target_type: The status of the target in order to be considered by the condition check_targets: Can be "any" or "all", decides if player must be able to see all targets or just one viewAngle: Functionality unknown distance: The maximum distance between the player and the target in order for the trigger to activate. Unclear if this field is currently working	SP only
playerAxisValueReached	Checks if player has reached a certain value on a specified control axis Fields: axis: The control axis which is being checked value: the value to compare the current axis value to timer: How long the axis must have been at a value matching the requirement (in seconds) absValue: Functionality unknown 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. 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 joyMinRad: Exact functionality unknown, presumably relates to players using a joystick	SP only
destructibleInArea	Checks the number of objects destroyed within a specified area Fields: 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. check_areas: Can be "any" or "all", decides if all specified areas must meet match number of targets destroyed or just one.	Unknown
airDropsNear	Checks if an airDrop is near a unit (unclear if / how air drops currently work) Fields: object: The unit to check for airdrops near distance: The distance between the unit and an airdrop in order to activate a trigger	Unknown
areaWhenInArea	Checks if an area is within another area Fields: target: The area to check if it is within another area object: The area to check if the first area is within math: Can be "2D", "3D", "notNear2D" or "notNear3D", determines how the area's position is calculated 2D is just concerned with if the area is within the 2D footprint of the other area, regardless of hight, whereas 3D takes height into consideration; notNear will activate trigger if the area is not within the area, instead of being within the specified area.	Both

List of all Actions

This is a list of all Actions and their known behaviour. Note: This list is user-provided, there could be missing actions or the described behaviour could be incorrect

Actions List

Action	Description	MP/SP	Working
addAirfield	Adds a virtual airfield using the given areas This trigger is used to make an airfield already present as part of the map a functioning airfield in the mission, use of this trigger is not needed for aircraft carriers and airfields made using the "dynaf_" object groups. Fields: runwayStart: The area you want to be the beginning of the runway 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 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 cable: Creates an arrestor cable, once added requires start and end fields be specified, multiple cables can be created. start: An area is specified as the start of the cable end: An area is specified as the end of the cable	Both	Yes
addTextToUnit	Adds text on the given unit Fields: langID: The identifier of the text to add fontSize: The text size target: The target unit	Both	Yes
airfieldSetIndication	Makes airfield flash green on map / radar Fields: target: Assign the area set as the start of the runway (if the airfield was created using the addAirfield action) or the object group/carrier unit here (if the airfield was made using a dynaf_ object group or AI aircraft carrier unit) team: Which team the airfield should appear as flashing for "A", "B" or "Both" or "None" set: If the airfield indication should be turned on or off by the trigger	Both	Yes
airfieldSetVisibility	Changes the airfield's visibility on the map / radar Fields: target: Assign the area set as the start of the runway (if airfield was created using the addAirfield action) or the object group / carrier unit here (if airfield was made using a dynaf_ object group or AI aircraft carrier unit) team: Which team the airfield should be visible / invisible to	Both	Yes
airfieldGetModuleHP	Gets the HP of a part of a modular airfield and save it to a real (decimal number) variable. Fields: object: The airfield to check module: The part of the airfield to get the HP of of var: The variable to save the HP to	Both	Yes
airfieldSetModuleHP	Sets the HP of a part of a modular airfield and save it to a real (decimal number) variable. Fields: object: The airfield to set the hp of module: The part of the airfield to set the HP of hp: A number accurate to 2 decimal places, what to set the HP of the part of the airfield to hp_var: A real (decimal number) variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "hp" field	Both	Yes
airfieldAddModuleHP	Adds a set number to the HP of a part of a modular airfield and save it to a real (decimal number) variable. Fields: object: The airfield to add to the hp of module: The part of the airfield to add to the HP of hp: A number accurate to 2 decimal places, what value to add to the HP of the part of the airfield hp_var: A real (decimal number) variable can be assigned here to override the value of the "hp" field	Both	Yes
airfieldSetProperties	Allows you to change some of settings for selected airfields Fields: object: Select the airfield to modify repairMul: Sets the repair speed multiplier repairMulVar: Sets the repair speed multiplier (Variable) fuelMul: Sets the refuel speed multipler fuelMulVar: Sets the refuel speed multipler (Variable) reloadMul: Sets the reload speed multiplier reloadMulVar: Sets the reload speed multiplier (variable) enemySurrenderOnLanding: If enabled, makes all enemy planes bailout when they land on the airfield airfield: Used to change the runway's HP storage: Used to change the storage module's HP parking: Used to change the parking area module's HP dwelling: Unknown	Both	Yes
awardAchievement	Functionality unknown Presumably this action is designed to award achievements to the player, but in testing it has had effect. Fields: achievement: Allows the selection of a "localization string" from a very long list, not clear what this does functionally	Unknown	Unknown
changeUnit	This action does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown	Unknown
checkEntity	Functionality unknown Fields: entities: Allows the selection of an entity (presumably to check)	Unknown	Unknown
comment	Adds comments to the trigger for documentation purposes This action has no effect, it is coloured green in the editor and is used to simply add text comments to the trigger in the editor to document what it does. Fields: value: The comment to appear in the trigger	Both	Yes
countUnitsKilledByTeam	Counts the number of units killed by the specified team and assigns the value to a variable Fields: 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	Both	Yes
beginRaceMode	Starts a plane or tank race with the given settings Fields: tankRace: If checked the race will be treated as a tank race, if unchecked the race will be treated as an air race. groundFxType: For tank races lets you override the effect played at each waypoint checkAreaPrefix: The prefix you chose for the waypoints (the area the player must pass through) waypointsPrefix: If you want the waypoint effect to play at a different place to the waypoint's actual area you can create another set of areas with a different prefix, following the same rules as above, and specify that prefix here. Most of the time just set this to the same as the checkAreaPrefix field. excludeRange: Make it possible to exclude selected waypoints from the race track, it is possible to add a few excluded groups of waypoints doubleWaypoints: If the waypoint after the current one should be shown waypointScale: Adjusts the size of the waypoint effect respawnVerticalOffset: How high the player should respawn relative to the waypoint respawnForwardOffset: How far forwards the player should respawn relative to the waypoint statisticsScreenAfterFinish: If ticked once players have finished the race they will be forced into the statistics screen reverse: If the waypoints should be followed in reverse order (highest number to lowest number), mostly used for triggers launching the race when the user selects reverse mode (used in conjunction with the missionNamePostfix condition) isPathClosed: If the last waypoint of the race links backs up to first waypoint (forming a circuit) or if it does not (race starts at one point, and ends at another). enableFromStart: defaultTimeToDisableWeapon: How long after the beginning to disable player weapons (most races opt to use other actions such as the cannotShoot option in unitSetProperties to disable player weaponry). racePathColor: Makes it possible to change the color of waypoints	Both	Yes
bigQueryAddRecord	Functionality unknown	Unknown	Unknown
getNearestAreaByMask	Used to store the name of areas that are the closest to the selected target Fields: target: Select the target dist_min_value: Minimal distance from area to target dist_max_value: Maximum distance from area to target areas: Select through which areas should search this action out_var: Var name to store result. Empty if nothing found avoidExistingSpawns: Avoid areas that is near to existing spawns spawns_distance_value: Minimal distance to existing spawns avoid_team: Avoid spawns of this team	Both	Yes
getOwnArea	Used to get the area name where the selected unit is located Fields: name: Select the target template: For use with selected area groups with similar name (for example area_ to check for area_01, area_02 etc.) out_var: Select in which variable you want to store the area name	Both	Yes
getUnitArmy	Used to store the army number of selected unit Notes: 0 - neutral 1 - A team 2 - B team Fields: target: Select the target unit target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status var: Select the integer variable	Both	Yes
getUnitsCount	Used to store the number of selected unit Fields: target: Select the target unit target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those area that meet the Conditions var: Select the integer variable	Both	Yes
getUnitsAttackCount	Functionality unknown Fields: target: target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status target_marking: target_marking_var: useForTriggerFiltered: success: total:	Unknown	Unknown
hangarGetCountryNum	Functionality unknown	Unknown	Unknown
makeSquad	Creates a squad from the given unit Fields: name: The name of the squad, optional object: The unit to add to the squad, can be multiple	Both	Unknown
makeSquadFromUnits	Same than makeSquad but with more options Additional fields: object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status	Both	Unknown
setHeadSquad	Same than above, but instead creates the head (leading) squad Additional fields: removeOnKill: If checked, the squad will be removed once killed followLowestSpeed: Units will move with speed of lowest unit	Both	Unknown
missionAttempts	Allows you to modify how many attempts the player gets at a mission 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. Fields: action: The modification to do, where: increase adds the given value to the existing amount of attempts reduce subtracts the given value from the existing amount of attempts restore gives back attempts based on the given value and the amount of attempts already lost by the player set defines the base amount of attempts value: An integer value to apply to the death count	SP Only	Yes
missionBattleArea	Allows you to restrict the battle area to within a specified area This action is used to either restrict the map to a certain area (make it smaller), or specify areas where players will be killed / spotted if they enter. Notes: Vertical hight 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. 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) Fields: area: The area(s) you want the trigger to act on. Multiple areas can be selected whether they overlap or not. The inside of each selected area will be affected by the trigger, all other areas in the map will not be. message: Does not appear to currently be functional air: If ticked the battle area will be restricted for aircraft ground: If ticked the battle area will be restricted for ground vehicles mapArea: If checked, sets the given area(s) to be the area shown on the minimap of ground vehicles airMapArea: If checked, sets the given area(s) to be the area shown on the minimap of air vehicles 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 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 team: To what teams should the given areas apply to, regularly used to specify killAreas and detectionAreas specific to each team	Both	Yes
missionComplete	Sets the mission as complete (victory) for the selected team, ends the battle Fields: team: Which team completed the mission (the winning team) timer: If a timer should be displayed until the mission ends and the player is returned to the hangar (if enabled it gives the option to continue playing after the mission has ended, if disabled that option is not available) debriefingTimer: If the timer option is disabled, amount of time in seconds to wait before sending the players back to the hangar showCompleteMessage: If checked, displays the mission complete message playCompleteMusic: If checked, plays the mission complete music startReplayCamera: Removes control from the player and puts them into cinematic camera position until they return to the hangar afterComplete: Selects a trigger to run the actions of once the mission is completed (like the "triggerActivate" action)	Both	Yes
missionCustomArtillery	Enables custom artillery (which can be set in Mission Settings/Versus params/customSuperArtillery) Fields: enabled: If custom artillery should be enabled	Unknown	Unknown
missionDebriefing	Forces the player back to the hangar, works only after mission has been completed	SP	Yes
missionDestroyArea	Marks the given area(s) as destruction objectives Fields: area: The area(s) to use target_type: What kind of targets in the given area(s) needs to be destroyed	Both	Unknown
missionGetBalanceLevel	Gets the mission's balance level (1-25) and stores it in the given variable Fields: input_var: You first need to create a variable of type Integer, and then provide it here	Both	Unknown
missionGetBombingAreaHP	Gets the remaining HP of a bombing area and assigns it to a variable Fields: target: The bombing area(s) to check input_Var: The variable (type "real") to store the area's HP in	Both	Yes
missionGetMaxPlayers	Gets the maximum amount of players allowed in the game (set before mission is launched) and assigns it to a variable Fields: input_Var: The integer variable to store the max number of players in	MP Only	Yes
missionGetMaxRespawns	Gets the maximum number of respawns and assigns it to a variable (unclear if working currently) Fields: input_Var: The integer variable to store the max number of respawns in	SP	Yes
missionHint	This action does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown	Unknown
missionEnableMapAutoScale	Enables auto scaling of the in-game map	Unknown	Unknown
missionFailed	Sets the mission as failed for the selected team, ends the battle Fields: team: Which team fails the mission (the failing team) debriefingTimer: If the timer option is disabled, amount of time in seconds to wait before sending the players back to the hangar timer: If a timer should be displayed until the mission ends and the player is returned to the hangar (if enabled it gives option to continue playing after the mission has ended, if disabled that option is not available)	Both	Yes
missionKillEffects	Removes effects from the selected areas Fields: area: Select in which areas you want to remove all effects effect: If checked, will remove all effects like smoke, fire or explosion wreckage: If checked, will remove all killed (destroyed) units bullets: If checked, will remove all fired shells and bullets rockets: If checked, will remove all fired rockets and missiles bombs: If checked, will remove all dropped bombs torpedoes: If checked, will remove all launched torpedoes	Both	Yes
missionForceMusic	Forces playing selected sound track Fields: evName: Write down which sound track do you want to play	SP	Yes
missionForceUpdate	Functionality unknown Fields: target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status dt: unknown timeToUpdate: unknown	Unknown	Unknown
missionDisableRadiochat	Disabled in-game radio messages (for example Cover me etc.) Fields: doDisable: If checked, will disable all radio messages	MP	Yes
missionMakeTorpedoNet	Creates a torpedo net Fields: Object: Select the area for torpedo net	MP	Yes
missionMarkAsCaptureZone	Creates capture zone in selected area Notes: Can be used in SP missions if you enable gt_mp_capture in mission options Fields: target: Choose area for your capture zone iconIndex: Select letter for you capture zone (0 - A, 1 - B, 2 - C, 3 - D) zoneDefenders: Makes it so while defender units are active the zone can't be captured army: Select which team will own selected capture zone (0 - Neutral, 1 - A, 2 - B) capCaptureOnGround: If checked, will allow capturing the zone by staying on the ground (disabled by default) playAirfieldSound: Toggle "airfield captured" and "zone captured" sound upon capturing the zone canCaptureInAir: If checked, will allow air units to capture the zone canCapturebyGm: If checked, will allow ground units to capture the zone onlyPlayersCanCapture: If checked, will allow players only to capture the zone zoneType: Select one of capture zone types (supremacy - the team which has more units in the zone will start capturing it, without tickets bleeding and with capture end effect) silentMode: Remove any central screen messages and indication about capturing status and progress auto_smoke: If checked, will automatically generate a smoke effect over the zone, it's painted in the owning team colour useHUDMarkers: Shows the icon over the capture zone with the distance and letter (A, B, C etc.) timeMultiplier: Changes the required time to capture the zone (multiplier * 20 = capture time for one player) disableZone: Disables capture zone airfield: Unknown createRespawnBaseFromAirfield: Unknown respawnBase: Creates respawn assigned to your capture zone (for example if team A captures it then it will be able to spawn there, the same happens when the other team will recapture it) name_for_respawn_base: Select name for respawn bases makeRespawnBaseAsDefault: Unknown captureNoPenalty: If enabled, ticket bleeding will be disabled markUnitPreset: Select if it's meant to be for tanks or ships (if for ships it will create buoys around it and will draw a circle around it for tanks) markUnits: Select a capture zone marking unit (found in objectGroups) created beforehand here, for marking purposes (see here for details) showBorderOnMap tags: Select which unit types should be able to capture it	Both	Yes
missionMarkAsLandingZone	Creates a landing zone (airfield) Notes: It's better to use missionMarkAsRespawnPoint to add airfields since you can make it modular there Fields: target: Select the area or object (dynaf_ from objectGroups) visible: Unknown spawnEffect: Makes it possible to spawn in selected area or object radius: army: team: canBeConquered: conquerableOnce: markInHudAnyway: objectGroups:	Unknown	Unknown
missionMarkAsWaypoint	Creates a circle (waypoint) in selected area Fields: target: Select area for your waypoint visible: If checked, will show a circle primary: If checked, will show first circle type, if unchecked will show second circle type oriented: If checked, the circle will always face you ignoreDifficulty: If checked will show circles in every game mode (even SB) team: Select for which team circles should be visible scale: Select the size of the circle Notes: Waypoint will not disappear when you touch it, you need another action do disable it (by unchecking visible option)	Both	Yes
missionMarkUnitsForStrike	This action does not appear to currently be functional	SP	No
missionMarkAsRespawnPoint	Creates spawn zones in selected areas Fields: target: Select area for your spawn zone object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status spawnArrangeTo: Will turn spawn icon and units to target, instead using axis posRecalcDelay: If spawnArrangeTo is active, sets the delay for the icon's position recalculation useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those area that meet the Conditions loc_name: Select name for created spawn zone spawnEffect: Unknown isStrictSpawn: Players will respawn on areas in the order in which they are listed in the squad resetStrictSpawnIndex: Allow to reset spawn zones index for isStrictSpawn mode isAirfield: Will make the respawn point an airfield spawn, so you can spawn an aircraft there modular_airfield: Enable additional modules (cargo, live, parking) on airfield. required specified object group separate_fuel_tim: Sets a time value for refuelling isUnit: Makes it possible to assign the spawn position to the selected unit forceCreate: Will create a spawn even if there is already a spawn on this point or unit useExisting: Will use existing spawn if it already exists (with the same name) isIndividual: Unknown removeAreas: Unknown replaceAreas: Unknown (Needs to be ON if you use useExisting) canSpawnOnNeutral: Makes it possible to spawn units when it doesn't belong to any teams (team 0) showOnMap: If checked, will show your spawn zones on the map team: Select which team will be able to use spawn zones awardByBodyHP: unknown disableAfter: Removes spawn zones after the specified time (seconds) spawnOffset: Sets an offset of how many meters from the spawn's centre the unit will spawn away from, allows making a few spawns in the same one area but with some shifting spawnOffsetSpace: Sets the offset type (in object coordinates or world coordinates) tags: Select which unit types will be able to use spawn zones	MP	Yes
missionMarkAsRearmZone	Creates a rearm zone for airplanes (only for players) Fields: area_name: Area in which you will be able to rearm the airplane army: Sets which team will be able to rearm their units enabled: If checked, will enable created rearm zone restoreWhenNoAmmoLeft: Rearms units that are out of ammo hideMarkers: Unknown tags: Set which unit types will be able to rearm in the rearm zone	Both	Yes
missionMarkAsExitZone	Creates a zone where the player can safely quit (bailout) Fields: area_name: Area in which you will be able to quit army: Sets which team will be able to quit in created area enabled: If checked, will enable the exit zone tags: Sets which unit types will be able to use the exit zone	MP	Yes
missionSetCrewLock	Functionality unknown Fields: needLockCrew: team: enabled: tags:	MP	Yes
missionShowMapLine	Shows a single line on the map Fields: show: If checked, will make the line appear on the map team: Select for which team the line will be visible areaNameFrom: Select starting point for the line areaNameTo: Select ending point for the line areaFromSide: Select from which side will the line appear (starting point) areaToSide: Select from which side will the line appear (ending point) colorCode: Set the colour of created line transparency: Line transparency, 0 - visible line, 100 - invisible line scale: Set the size of created line simplification: Set how much curved it will be curve: If checked, will make it curved arrow: If checked, will create an arrow instead of a line clear: Makes all displayed lines disappear	Both	Yes
missionShowMapIcon	Shows a single icon on the map Fields: show: If checked, will make the icon appear on the map team: Select for which team the icon will be visible iconName: Select which icon should be displayed (full list of icons, example of use: ui/gameuiskin#objective_capturezone_next_default) areaName: Select in which area will the icon appear colorCode: Set the colour of created icon scale: Set the size of created icon scaleWithMap: Unknown opacity: Icon transparency (?)	Both	Yes
missionCreatePickUps	Creates a small area where you can rearm your unit with an icon above it for ground units Fields: target: Area or unit in which it will be created preset: Set the type of rearm zone count: Unknown count_var: Unknown minDistanceFromBattleAreaEdge: Unknown	MP	Yes
missionCreateRespawnBasesByTemplate	Creates spawn zones in selected areas using variables Fields: placeholder	MP	Yes
missionPlayDialogue	Play a dialogue Fields: dialog: Select the dialogue talker1: talker2: subtitles: If checked will add subtitles team: Select which team will be able to hear it	Both	Yes
missionSetBattleRoyaleArea	Sets an area for battle royale mode Notes: To make everything work properly you should enable/set these options: battleAreaColorPreset:t="battleRoyale" gt_ffa:b=yes gt_last_man_standing:b=yes Some other notes from the mission file (I'll leave it there until someone manage to figure out how to make a BR mission that works): varSetInt{ value:i=6 var:t="br_area_div" fromDescriptor:t="br_area_div" } (br_area_div * 2 - 1 = 11) - number of total stages (11 stages - 3 = 8) - so warning will be when 3(1 row * 3 col) or 4(2 row * 2 col) sectors left and artillery will be disabled when 2(1 row * 2 col) sectors left varSetInt{ value:i=8 var:t="artillery_disable_stage" fromDescriptor:t="artillery_disable_stage" } from 1 to br_area_div included from bottom left corner to up right corner (1,1) - bottom left (5,1) - bottom right (1,5) - up left (5,5) - up right varSetString{ value:t="(1,1);(2,1);(3,1);(4,1);(5,1);(6,1);(1,2);(6,2);(1,3);(6,3);(1,4);(6,4);(1,5);(2,5);(5,5);(6,5);(1,6);(2,6);(3,6);(4,6);(5,6);(6,6);" var:t="br_final_sector_exclude" fromDescriptor:t="br_final_sector_exclude" } Fields: areaDivIntVar: Integer variable value (remember to add @ before the variable name) warningTimeIntVar: Integer variable value (remember to add @ before the variable name) finalSectorExcludeStrVar: String variable value (remember to add @ before the variable name) sideChangesExclude: String variable value (remember to add @ before the variable name) reset: Example: An example from Gaijin's mission: missionSetBattleRoyaleArea{ areaDivIntVar:t="@br_area_div" warningTimeIntVar:t="@br_area_warning_time" finalSectorExcludeStrVar:t="@br_final_sector_exclude" sideChangeExclude:t="@br_side_change_exclude" } All of them are using values fromDescriptor	MP	Yes
missionSetBombingArea	Add a bombing area in selected area Fields: target: Select area for the bombing area army: Select to which team will it belong (0 - neutral, 1 - A, 2 - B) 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 = ~570 kg of explosive mass) hpFireMult: Unknown firespeed: Unknown use_variable: Unknown airfield: Unknown	Both	Yes
missionBombingAreaDamage	Inflict some damage to selected bombing area Fields: target: Select which bombing area should be damaged damageHP: Set by how much it should be damaged damageHP_var: Set by how much it should be damaged but by using a real variable	Both	Yes
missionSetEndReason	Set the reason of ending the mission Fields: endReason: Select one of reasons for ending the mission	MP	Yes
missionSetFade	Add fading in or fading out of screen to the mission Fields: mode: Select if you want to fade in or fade out color: Set the colour time: Set how long will it take to fade	Both	Yes
missionSetFailText	Set the text after failing the mission Fields: value: Set the text team: Select for which team it will be displayed	SP	Yes
missionSetProperties	Change some basic mission's properties Fields: shouldShareTargets: Unknown shouldRespawnLower: Unknown ignoreGmObstaclesInMp: Unknown useDVOinCutscene: Unknown respawnAtBattleCenter: Unknown respawnUnderAlt: Unknown deathPenaltyMul: Set the multiplier of amount of tickets which will be removed after someone dies (by default it's set to 1, 1 death = 100 tickets) deathPenaltyMulVar: Set the multiplier of amount of tickets which will be removed after someone dies using a real variable scoreLimit: Set the amount of tickets for the mission scoreLimitVar: Set the amount of tickets for the mission using integer variable ctaCaptureZoneEqualPenaltyMult: Sets the multiplier of tickets drain when both teams have captured the same amount of zones (when each team have at least 1 zone captured, both team will lose tickets with this mul) ctaCaptureZoneDiffPenaltyExp: When one team have on N more captured zones - enemy tickets will decrease faster. Mul calc as (if zones_num_t1 < zones_num_t2): (zones_num_t2 - zones_num_t1) ^ ctaCaptureZoneDiffPenaltyExp	Both	Yes
missionSetTimeIndicator	Show a time indicator in the bottom left corner Fields: var: Integer variable used for showing the indicator team: Select for which team it should be displayed	Both	Yes
missionSetTimeSpeed	Changes the mission time speed Fields: speed: Set the time multiplier (1.0 - default, 9.99 - maximum) realTimeTriggers: If checked, then triggers will use real time instead of mission time	Both	Yes
missionSetTargetsIndicator	Shows icons with a number of remaining units in the bottom left corner Fields: target: Select which units will be displayed (their number) target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status var: Overwrite current settings and display a selected integer number instead delta: Set a number that is added to the count of units, leave the value 0 if you want the true count (example: with delta set to 2 the selected "target" consisting of 4 units "alive" will be shown as 6) icon: Select one if icons which will be shown next to the number icon_army: Select the colour of the shown icon (red, blue) set: If checked, will show the number and the icon team: Select for which team it will be displayed	Both	Yes
MissionStartCutscene	Starts an in-game cutscene Fields: placeholder	Both	Yes
MissionStartGuiScene	Unknown functionality	SP	Yes
MissionStopCutscene	Stops the cutscene started by using MissionStartCutscene action Fields: endFade: Select the time (start / stop)	Both	Yes
missionStopSpeech	Stops any ongoing dialogues	SP	Yes
missionUnitShootAtLine	Unknown Fields: areaNameFrom: Unknown areaNameTo: Unknown shotCount: Unknown attackLineRange: Unknown heighRange: Unknown lateralOffset: Unknown	Both	Yes
missionControlJIP	Enable or disable join in progress function Fields: enable: If checked, will enable JIP	MP	Unknown
moAddMissionObjective	Adds a new objective (if it haven't been shown yet) Fields: target: Select objective unit_or_area: Unknown object_type: Unknown object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require target_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_value: Set the number input_var: Unknown	Both	Yes
moSetObjectiveStatus	Change the status of selected objective Fields: target: Select objective status: Select status (0 - ?, 1 - ?, 2 - completed, 3 - failed) extendedEnding: Show objective text for task completing or failing message team: Select which team will complete or fail it unit_or_area: Unknown object_type: Unknown object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require target_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_value: Set the number input_var: Unknown	Both	Yes
moveRespawnBase	Lets you assign a respawn base to a movable object Fields: target: Select the object loc_name: Set the respawn name team: Select the team to which it should belong isAirfield: Mark as airfield	Both	Yes
objectGroupSetAirfield	Marks selected object as an airfield Fields: army: Set to which side should belong selected airfield target: Select the object (should be an airfield)	Both	Yes
playerControls	Enables or Disables selected control keys Fields: control: Set which control key should be enabled or disabled (You can find all of them here) setStatus: Set the status (disable or enable) team: Select which team should be affected	SP	Yes
playerEmulateShortcut	Presses selected control key Fields: control: Select which control key should be pressed holdTime	SP	Yes
playerForceMoveToRespawnScreen	Forces all players to go back to the respawn screen Fields: target: Select which players you want to force to go back to the respawn screen target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status	MP	Yes
playerLockTarget	Locks selected target (it's only related to the UI, not missiles) Fields: target: Select which unit should be locked	SP	Yes
playerOptions	Change some basic player's properties Fields: currentView: Unknown currentMode: Unknown currentMissile: Doesn't work respawnHydras: Doesn't work respawnHellfires: Doesn't work respawnStingers: Doesn't work respawnBullets: Doesn't work aiGunnerEnabled: If unchecked will disable AI gunners stateAIGun: Unknown allowAutoTargeting: Unknown tankVRCamera: Unknown tankVRCameraGunnerId: Unknown tankVRCameraOffset: Unknown allowBailout: If unchecked won't allow the player to jump out of his airplane team: Change the player's team useForTriggerFiltered	SP	Yes
playHint	Shows a message on screen Notes: You can use {var} like "We lost {var} tanks" to show the value of the integer variable given in the var_name field It's possible to make the text smaller by putting it between <b> and </b> It's possible to change the text colour by putting it between <color=#d1d1d1> and </color> (RGB color) It's possible to add a space between text by using <br> Fields: hintType: Select type of showed message (standard - on the center, tutorialHint - works like a normal hint, bottom - on the bottom) name: Set the text which will be displayed (you assign it to text in localisation files (.csv), example - mission_hint_01 showing Fly to the A point or string variables by adding @ before text, example - @mission_hint_01 showing Drive to the A point) var_name: (Only integer variables) {var} in the text will be replaced by the value of the integer variable given here item: Show the control key (used in tutorials for pressing selected control keys) action: Set the state or type of the message (show - show it on screen, hide - hide it, warning - change it's color to red) shouldBlink: If checked, will make the message blink shouldFadeOut: Unknown isOverFade: Unknown warningTime: Sets for how long will be displayed the message if you set it's action to warning time: Sets for how long will be displayed the message priority: Sets priority of the message (message with higher priority number (for example 5) will make the other one with lower (for example 1) disappear) target: Unknown target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require target_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions team: Select for which team it should be displayed	Both	Yes
playerToggleHero	This action does not appear to currently be functional	SP	No
playSound	Will play a selected sound Fields: 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) team: Select which team will be able to hear it	Both	Yes
raceRangeEnable	Placeholder Fields: object: Select the unit object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require object_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number from: Starting area name (for example waypoint_01) to: Ending area name (for example waypoint_07) enable: Unknown all: Unknown addToSum: Unknown useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions waypointScale: Unknown waypointVerticalOffset: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
raceParamsModify	Unknown Fields: object: Select the unit object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status timeModify: Unknown playerKickTime: Unknown object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require object_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value useForTriggerFiltered: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
spawnOnAirfield	Spawn selected units on the airfield (on the ground) Fields: runwayName: Select the airfield object (objectGroups starting with dynaf_) or area objects: Select which air units should be spawned	Unknown	Yes
systemLog	Unknown functionality Fields: value: Unknown logtype: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
systemStats	Unknown functionality Fields: value: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
systemCommand	Unknown functionality Fields: value: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
systemShakeCamera	Unknown functionality Fields: value: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
systemPlayRumble	Unknown functionality Fields: value: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
triggerActivate	Activates selected trigger Fields: target: Select the trigger activate_type: Select if it should check or ignore conditions check_trigger_status: If checked, the trigger won't be executed if it is disabled after_activation: Select what should happen to the trigger when it completes it's task (disable, enable, doNotChange)	Both	Yes
triggerDisable	Disables selected triggers Fields: target: Select the trigger	Both	Yes
triggerEnable	Enables selected triggers Fields: target: Select the trigger	Both	Yes
tutorialArtilleryShootAtPos	Orders the artillery to shoot at selected area Notes: Works only when your tank is equipped with the artillery module Fields: area: Select the area where you want to order the artillery to fire	SP	Yes
tutorialArtilleryShowWarning	Placeholder Fields: placeholder	Unknown	Unknown
tacticalMapForceZoom	Changes the zoom level of your map Fields: zoom: Changes the zoom level	SP	Yes
tacticalMapSetIconProperty	This action does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown	Unknown
unitBlinkPart	Shows selected part of the ground unit (can be used to show for example tank crew position) Fields: target: Select the ground unit blink: If checked, will make selected part blink part: Select one of parts which should be displayed time: Set for how long it will be visible freq: Set frequency of blinking color: Set the color of showed part	SP	Yes
unitDamage	Damage or destroy selected unit In order to find names of parts you need to: Open the Asset Viewer In Filter tab which is placed in the left bottom corner type the name of vehicle that you are looking for, their names can be found in CDK Reference article After typing the vehicle name look for the _collision model in Assets Tree, optionally it's possible to just add _collision to the vehicle name in Filter tab and only one result should appear in Assets Tree Select the collision model After the model appears select one of vehicle parts that you want to damage and click on it, it's name should appear, if you want to check the name of a part that is in the vehicle you need to click a few time in the same place, as an example it should be named like this: gunner_dm or engine1_dm Fields: target: Select the unit randomTargetsCount: If set to 1 will give the kill to the last person who managed to damage the target partName: Select which part should be damaged power: Set how much it should be damaged fireAmmo: Set the target on fire setOnFire: Sets a designated compartment on fire setFlood: Creates a breach in a designated compartment, that compartment should be suitable for underwater breaches explodeAmmo: Make all ammunition explode (often results in cooking off and it's turret flying away) doExplosion: Will make the selected unit explode useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example destroy the unit) target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status useEffect: If checked, will spawn additional smoke/fire effect countEffects: Unknown delay: Unknown offset: Unknown radiusOffset: Unknown	Both	Yes
unitDestroyMissile	Unknown functionality Fields: target: Unknown radius: Unknown hellfire_chance: Unknown stinger_chance: Unknown hydra_chance: Unknown timeBetweenRockets: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
unitDoBailout	Select which air units should bailout (doesn't spawn any effects and doesn't destroy the airplane) Fields: object: Select the air unit	Both	Yes
UnitDropAmmo	Makes the unit drop all of it's bombs, fire all rockets and set it's ammunition amount to 0 Fields: object: Select which unit should loose all of it's 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)	Both	Yes
unitFire	Unknown functionality (probably doesn't work) Fields: objects: Unknown target: Unknown fireType: Unknown trigger: Unknown ignoreFlare: Unknown ignoreEnvCollision: Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
unitForceRearmSpeed	Set the rearm speed multiplier for Arcade Battles midair reload mechanics Fields: target: Select which air units it should affect rearmSpeed: Reload speed multiplier	Both	Yes
unitGetDistanceToVar	Placeholder Fields: placeholder	Unknown	Unknown
unitGetRandomNameFromSquad	Saves the name of a squad or specific unit from it in a string variable Fields: string_var: Select in which variable will be saved the name squad: Select which squad you want to check getSquadName: If checked, will save the squad name instead of unit name object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status check_objects: Select if you want to check all or only specific objects (it's best to set it to any) useForTriggerFiltered: Will check only those units that meet the Conditions	Both	Yes
unitLandOnAirfield	Orders the AI unit to land on the airfield or water Fields: runwayName: Select on which you want the AI to land objects: Select which AI units you want to land useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions onWater: Check it if you want the AI to land on water rearmOnAirfield: If checked, will rearm the AI on the airfield disappearAfterLanding: If checked, will make the AI disappear (hide, put to sleep)	Both	Yes
unitLoadBehTree	Loads specific AI behaviour presets Fields: objects: Select what unit you want to change (it's AI behaviour preset) loadtype: Select if you want to load only a single node (a single manoeuvre) or the entire tree (an entire preset) name: Set the name of node or tree playerAutopilot: If checked, will make the player's unit be controlled by the AI Available trees (AI behaviour presets): missionFighter missionBomber missionAssault missionTransport missionKamikaze missionFlight missionRacer missionHitThePoint missionAssault_torpedo_all missionAssaultT cutsceneFighterVsFighter cutsceneFighterVsBomber cutsceneDiveBombTarget testFighterVsFighter testFighterVsFighterDM missionTargetEliminator collisionAvoidance coopBot coopBotAttempt coopBomberAttempt coopBomber leftTurn rightTurn instructorBeh commonBomber commonFighter testAI diveBomber defaultCTABot assaultBot captureBot assistCaptureBot defenderBot seekerBot idleBot rearmingBot tankBot shipBot HLBCapture Available nodes:	Both	Yes
unitRespawn	Respawn units in selected area Note: If you are planning to use the unitSetProperties action that changes something in units that were respawned by using the unitRespawn then there should be a small delay between these action, it can be done by putting the wait action set to 1 between them. This issue can for example prevent the game from setting the speed to the desired value after the unit dies, it will be set to 0 after the spawn and the unitSetProperties action will not be able to change it without the delay and the AI unit will most likely crash the plane. Fields: object: Select units which you want to respawn object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status target: Select where you want to respawn selected units delay: Set a delay (seconds) for the respawn useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those areas that meet the Conditions filterWhom: Select if you want useForTriggerFiltered to filter the target or object offset: Set the offset of the respawn position randomObjectsCount: Select how many units will respawn in random order randomObjectsCountVar: Select using integer variable how many units will respawn in random order isStealth: Set the unit visibility after respawn randomSpawn: If checked, will respawn units in selected areas but in random order (for example, by default - spawnarea_01, spawnarea_02 etc. If checked, - spawnarea_01, spawnarea_07 etc.) setObjectMarking: Assign a number (mark/marking) to the spawned units setObjectMarkingVar: Assign a number (mark/marking) from selected integer variable to the spawned units formation: Set the formation of spawned units resetFormation: Reset formation of spawned units	Both	Yes
unitRestore	Rearms or repairs selected units Fields: target: Select which unit you want to repair or rearm target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status resurrectIfDead: Check if selected unit is dead and you want to repair or rearm it fullRestore: Rearms and repairs selected unit ammoRestore: Rearms selected unit partRestore: Select if you want to repair specific parts only planePart: Set which plane part you want to repair tankPart: Set which tank/ship part you want to repair power: Set by how much you want to repair selected parts modificationRestore: Sets the modification to repair modificationQuantityToRestore: Unknown randomTargetsCount: Set the number of units which will be repaired in random order delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example rearm the unit) useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions	Both	Yes
unitPlayAnim	Makes the unit play one of it's animations Notes: You can find animation names in the CDK Asset Viewer Fields: animName: Select which animation do you want to play target: Select which unit you want to play selected animation	Both	Yes
unitPlayEffect	Shows custom effects in or over selected units Notes: Areas can't be used for showing effects Full list of all available effects Fields: target: Select in or over which unit custom effect will be shown useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions effect_type: Select if you want to use a specific effect or generic effect effect: Set what effect you want to show offset: Set the effect offset delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example show the effect) show: If checked, will show the effect attach: If checked, will attach the effect to selected unit (target) scale: Set the size of selected effect mustExist: If checked, will override in-game limit of active effects at the same time	Both	Yes
unitPutToSleep	Makes the selected unit disappear Notes: This action doesn't kill the selected unit Useful when you want to disable some units before the start of mission and then spawn them later Fields: target: Select which units you want to make disappear useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions putToSleepType: Select if you want it to affect all units or airplanes only delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example to make the unit disappear) numToSleep: Set how many units you want to make disappear numToSleepVar: Set by using an integer variable how many units you want make to disappear order: Select in what order will selected units disappear (random, fromStart, fromEnd)	Both	Yes
unitSpawnOnObjectGroup	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
unitWakeUp	Makes the selected unit appear again after using unitPutToSleep on them Fields: target: Select which units you want to make appear again delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example to make the unit appear again) numToWakeUp: Set how many units you want to make appear again varNameNumToWakeUp: Set by using an integer variable how many units you want to make appear again order: Select in what order will selected units disappear (random, fromStart, fromEnd)	Both	Yes
unitSetControls	Sets the control of an aircraft's gears, control surfaces, throttle and so, to anything between a minimum or maximum value Fields: controls: Select the controls type value: Set the value (-1.0 - 1.0 - for the control surfaces, 0.0 - 1.1 - for the engine) useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions force: Will force the unit to set selected controls (when in doubt check it)	Both	Yes
unitSetIndication	Makes markings and map icons of selected units blink Fields: target: Select which unit's marking and map icon should blink target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status unit_type_ex: Select an additional status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require target_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number set: Enable or disable marking and map icon blinking of selected units delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example to turn off all markers for selected units) useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions team: Select which team will be able to see blinking of indications, markers and icons of selected units	Both	Yes
unitSetStealth	Turn off any indications, markers and icons over selected units Notes: If you set it to 0 then there's a chance that the AI won't be able to attack it Fields: target: Select the unit set: If checked, will turn off indications, markers and icons for selected units radius: Set the distance from which selected unit will be visible delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example to turn off all markers for selected units) useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions team: Select which team won't be able to see indications, markers and icons of selected units	Both	Yes
unitSetCalmDetection	Disables or enables blinking of enemy unit marking icon when it's spotted Fields: target: Select which unit's properties you want to change set: If checked, will disable blinking of enemy unit marking icon when it's spotted (when player looks at it and that unit appears on map) useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions	Both	Yes
unitFollowWaypoints	Makes selected units follow their waypoints Fields: target: Select which units you want to follow their waypoints followWaypoints: If checked, will order selected units to fly towards their waypoints resetWaypoints: Resets all waypoints assigned to select units randomTargetsCount: Unknown useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds until the setting that you chose will start affecting selected units)	Both	Yes
unitAttackTarget	Orders AI units attack selected targets Fields: object: Select the unit which you want to attack something attack_type: Select the attack type target: Select the target (unit that will be attacked) useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions filterWhom: Select if you want useForTriggerFiltered to filter the target or object delayForObjects: Set the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example start attacking selected unit) trackingTime: Set for how long it will be attacking the target fireRandom: Attack random targets targetTypeName: Select the target type targetDistMax: Select the maximum distance between the object and target randomObjectsCount: Select how many unit will be attacked but in random order playerAttracted: If checked, the AI units will attack the player more often than other AI units playerAttractedCount: playerAttractedEffRate: fightInArea: Makes the AI attack other units when it is only in selected area fightAreaRadius: fightAreaOuterRadius: fireZone: Makes the AI attack units only in selected area effShootingRateInZone: Multiplies the unit's base shooting rate by the given amount accuracyInZone: Sets the accuracy of the attacking units against units in selected area weaponType: Selects what weapon type will use the attacking unit attackNumMax: attackNumMin: fireMode: Sets the fire mode (Auto, salvo or single) attackMissionId: Unknown 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 attackAltRange: Sets the altitude range when the AI units can attack keepDeadUnitsInTargetList: Keeps destroyed units in the target list anchorTarget: Makes the unit fly only nearby selected target anchorArea: Makes the unit fly only nearby selected target targetToAnchorDist: Sets the radius for anchorTarget and anchorArea options targetToAnchorMeetDist: resetObjectToFollow: attackTimeMax: Maximum time for all attacks by action. If time end and attack still doesn't start - attack will never start attackNumMax: Maximum attacks number for action	Both	Yes
unitMoveTo	Orders AI units to move to selected area or unit Notes: It's best to set units that are close to each (5-30 meters) in one action, otherwise it can cause issues like ground units driving to some random points on the map instead of using the navmesh or splines Fields: object: Select the unit which you want to order to move object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require object_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number target: Select area or unit to which you want to order the object to move target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status move_type: Select the way how the selected object will move to selected target Note: move - default move type, stand - orders the unit to stop, teleport - make the unit teleport to selected target, use_splines - orders the unit to use splines (blue lines with blue circles, usually roads), navmesh - orders the unit to move using navigation meshes (can be used only on maps for tanks) trackingTime: Unknown zzPeriod: Works only when you select zigzag_move in move_type (Probably doesn't work) zzAmp: Works only when you select zigzag_move in move_type (Probably doesn't work) waypointReachedDist: recalculatePathDist: useFormationCenter: shipTurnRadius: follow_target: If checked, will order the unit to follow selected target fastClimb: If unchecked will make the unit climb at more steep angle destTimeMode: Unknown speed: Sets how fast you want to move the unit to selected target (km/h IAS, default is 300 km/h). This seems to bypass the unit's speed limits tas: If checked, will make the unit keep TAS speed instead of IAS destTimeOnTarget: Works only when you select destTimeMode, Unknown follow_radius: Works only when you select follow_target, sets the distance between object and target which it follow follow_offset: Works only when you select follow_target, sets the offset between object and target which it follow getToLOS: delayForObjects: useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions distributionRadius: teleportHeightType: Select if you want to use absolute value (above sea level), target's value or relative value (above the ground) for teleport position useUnitHeightType: If checked, will use the target height value for teleport position teleportOffset: shouldKeepFormation: teleportHeightValue: Set the height at which you want the object teleport lookat: Set the direction of the target (can be used only when you set teleport in move_type) horizontalDirectionForTeleport: velocity: altRange: Set the altitude range (in meters) 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)	Both	Yes
unitMark	Gives a number to a selected unit Notes: You can use it in unitWhenStatus condition or any other action where you can select unit's status type and there's an isMarked option or anything related to that Fields: target: Select to which unit you want to give the number useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions target_marking: Sets the number for selected unit target_marking_var: Sets the number for selected unit using an integer variable	Both	Yes
unitMarkForEvent	Used to setting up a streak event from AB Notes: Players needs to own all planes or helicopters that are assigned as a target to be able to use streak mechanics Fields: target: Select in which units player will respawn after activating AB streak mechanics tag: Select the type of unit Note: It's possible to use streaks for helicopters but it requires to change the tag manually in mission file, other available tags: helicopter_atgm, helicopter_rocket, helicopter_mguns	MP	Yes
unitSetAttachedMenCount	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
unitSetDrownProperties	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
UnitSetProperties	Provides the option to set multiple types of properties for each unit class, as well as some basic functionalities taken from other actions. Note: If you are planning to use the unitSetProperties action that changes something in units that were respawned by using the unitRespawn then there should be a small delay between these action, it can be done by putting the wait action set to 1 between them. This issue can for example prevent the game from setting the speed to the desired value after the unit dies, it will be set to 0 after the spawn and the unitSetProperties action will not be able to change it without the delay and the AI unit will most likely crash the plane. Fields: Plane Control ai_skill: Sets the skill level of the AI unit thrust_mult: Multiplies the unit's thrust by the given amount. This does not allow the unit to bypass its speed limits aggressive_wingman: kamikaze: silence: task: target: targetDeviation: weaponTriggers: Makes the AI use specific weapon group, for example smoke grenades if set to gunner2 when the unit is a Pz III F, works for tanks and ships object: Select which unit's properties you want to change object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status unit_type_ex: Select an additional an status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require object_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions Unit status params army: Change to which team belongs selected unit targetableByAi: If unchecked will all AI units will ignore and not attack selected unit isImmortal: If checked, will make the selected unit not take any damage when it's hit. Note that units will still die from drowning, and planes will still die from ground collisions. The latter can be prevented by using the unitRestore action and its fullRestore parameter invulnerabilityTimer: Sets for how long isImmortal will be enabled after respawn useAuxWeapon: If checked, will make ground units use secondary weapons (like MGs) destroyRIByCollision: engineFire: Presumably starts an engine fire hideProb: aimPriorities: Visibility params isDelayed: Makes the selected unit disappear delayForObjects: Sets the random time delay in seconds (for example - 1, 5, so it will take 1 to 5 seconds to for example to make the unit disappear) stealthRadius: Sets the distance at which all markers over selected unit will not be visible calmDetection: If checked, will disable blinking of enemy unit marking icon when it's spotted (when player looks at it and that unit appears on map) delayedTimeAfterDeath: Sets the unit's post-death disappearance delay to the given amount of time, in seconds forceVisibleOnMap: If checked, will make selected unit always visible on map, regardless of the game mode forceLockTarget: If checked, the game will lock on (the same functionality as Lock Target controls from Common tab) selected target Attack params attack_type: Select attack type of selected unit targetAir: If checked, the unit will only target air units targetGnd: If checked, the unit will only target ground units accuracy: Sets the fire accuracy of the selected unit (only applies to AI units) airAccuracy: Override accuracy on air enemies (CDK explanation) maxDeviationAngle: Affect only visible spread - now guns will no shot to opposite direction on low accuracy (CDK explanation) checkVisibilityTarget: Option required for visibilityTreeTransparencyThreshold to work properly visibilityTreeTransparencyThreshold: Checks the tree transparency before shoots in the same way as for multipoint visibility (CDK explanation), so the AI will take into account obstacles, including trees and bushes, when searching for targets, it's best to activate checkVisibilityTarget and set this option to 0.01. effShootingRate: Multiplies the unit's base shooting rate by the given amount, for ground units airEffShootingRate: Multiplies the unit's base shooting rate by the given amount, for air units effShootingRateByPlayer: Presumably multiplies the unit's base shooting rate by the amount of players in the battle cannotShoot: If checked, will make the selected unit unable to shoot aiGunnersEnabled: If checked, will enable AI gunners (if unchecked will disable) aiGunnersCanTargetGroundUnits: If checked, will make the AI gunners attack ground units (if unchecked will disable this function) aiGunnersDistance: Set the distance at which AI gunners can fire at targets from the enemy team ignoresEnemy: If checked, will make the selected unit ignore all units from the enemy team avoidFriendlyFire: If checked, the unit won't attempt to fire if there is a friendly in-between hostile vehicles trackingTime: adaptiveAccuracyTime: Movement params move_type: Select the move type speed: Sets the speed of the selected unit, note that this doesn't allow you to bypass the unit's maximum speed limit throttle: Unknown functionality (doesn't change the throttle settings) speedVar: Set the speed of selected unit using a real variable lockSpeed: Use this option to override the speed set in waypoints (CDK explanation) waypointReachedDist: Use it flag for override speed from waypoints recalculateFollowPathDistance: shipTurnRadius: enableShipCollisionAvoidance: If checked, and the unit is a ship, the unit will actively try to avoid collisions advancedCollisionAvoidance: If checked, the unit will (presumably) use a more advanced collision avoidance algorithm moveSpeedKatShooting: slowWhenEnemyNear: Set the speed multiplier when enemy unit is near the selected unit (object) slowWhenEnemyNearDistance: Set the distance between the enemy unit and object to activate slowWhenEnemyNear minDistBetween: Sets the minimal distance between two units (if set to 0 will disable any collision avoidance scripts) ignoreCollisions: If checked, the unit will effectively be immaterial ignoresObstaclesOverTime: After a short time of waiting the unit will be able to drive through other units for a few seconds fighterToBomberSpecialAttack: Unknown (ramming?) movable: (Presumably) Whether the unit can be moved through collisions cannotMove: If checked, disables movement controls allowOvertakeMode: Allows lagging units to catch up with the leader followLeader: Follow a leader (for ship bots) denyLeadership: Avoid becoming a leader, leave the group, if currently leader - disband the group (for ship bots) keep_leader_dist: Keep the distance behind the leader startFullSpeed: Set the speed to cruising speed for ships movementTraceRI: Allows units to have collision with redinstances Infantry params usePosAsCover: Makes the infantry consider current position as a cover dontUseCovers: Makes the infantry not use or look for any cover followWaypoints: Makes the infantry follow it's waypoints alwaysRun: Makes the infantry always run when it's moving AI params playerEnabled: aiEnabled: enemyFireEvasion: Whether the AI will attempt to dodge enemy fire enginesEnabled: Whether the unit's engines are enabled takeoffPermission: Whether the AI unit is allowed to take-off useSearchRadar: Makes the ground units use their radar (if they are equipped with it) Aircraft params isWinchable: isWinchableAll: fuel: Sets the fuel amount (in %) stayOnGround: AAA params fireRandom: targetChangeInterval: Time in seconds at which the AAA gun should switch targets targetChangeProb: The probability of the AAA gun to switch targets Visual params hasExhaust: disableFallUndergroundAtDestroyed: persistentAerobaticsSmoke: If checked, and the unit is a plane, will permanently enable the plane's aerobatics smoke smokeScreenActive: Collision params registerCollisions:	Both	Yes
unitSetFormation	Changes the formation of ground units Fields: object: Select ground units useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions formation_type: Select the formation type (if you want to set it in rows or columns) formation_div: formation_step: Sets the distance between units formation_noise: Randomize the distance between units use_splines: allUnitsInOneFormation	Both	Yes
unitSetRoute	Assigns waypoints to units Fields: object: Select which unit you want to follow the set waypoint object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require object_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number input_var: useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions route: Set the waypoint name Note: It's possible to use only those that are created manually (and assigned in waypoints tab in unit properties window), not those that are being created for specific units, it's also possible to use string variables, but in this case it's required to add @ before string variable name teleportToStart: Teleport units to 'pos' or start route from current units position pos:	Both	Yes
unitSetVar	Set a custom name and number to selected units Notes: This action doesn't require any variables created in Variables window but that also means they can't be used as targets or objects Can be used in other conditions or actions, for example unitWhenStatus in which you can set object_type to isUnitVar Basically works like an unitMark action but it's much better than it since it allows you not only to assign a number but also a custom name Fields: object: Select to which units you want to assign a name and number useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those units that meet the Conditions object_var_name: Select the custom name object_var_value: Select the number input_var: Use an existing value from other variable	Both	Yes
unitSetZeroAmmo	Sets the ammunition amount of selected types to zero Fields: Target: Select the target to remove all ammunition from it triggerGroup: Sets the weapon group modificationReset: Removes the modification (?)	Both	Yes
unitVulnerableFrom	Makes it so some units can be damaged by other specific units only and indestructible for everything else Note: To make the action work it is needed to create an unitSetProperties action, then activate isImmortal option for those specific units and then add this action. Fields: target: Select which unit will be able to take any damage target_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status unit_type_ex: Select an additional status object_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All object_var options in actions require target_type set to isUnitVar to make them work object_var_comp_op: Can be "equal", "notEqual", less or more, determines whether the variable should equal, not equal, higher or lower than the value object_var_value: Set the number player: Select which unit will be able to damage the target (can be the AI unit) player_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status player_var_name: Set the unit name Note: All player_var options in actions require target_type set to isUnitVar to make them work player_var_comp_op: Unknown player_var_value: Unknown	Both	Yes
unitsSetColumn	Allows to set trains and following it wagons or carriages Fields: object: Select which units you want to use to create a column (need to be a squad and even unit in it needs to be set in order in which they will follow each other, for example locomotive needs to be first and then after it carriages) object_type: Allows you to filter any unit in the given list according to the given status useForTriggerFiltered: Will affect only those area that meet the Conditions numKilledUnitsToStop: Sets how many units needs to be destroyed to destroy the column killLeaderToStop: Stops all column units when the leader unit is dead (train) stopKilledUnits: Used to continue the movement of the destroyed carriage stopAfterCollision: Used to stop the train after impact with something distanceBetweenUnits: Distance between units or carriage	Both	Yes
groupFormation	Changes the formation of selected air units Fields: placeholder	Both	Yes
varAddString	Adds a text or number to selected string value Notes: Example of how it will work: If a selected var will have this as a value: spawnzone_ then after adding t2 as a value it will look like that: spawnzone_t2 If a selected var will have this as a value: spawnzone_ then after adding an integer variable set to 23 and digits set to 3 it will look like that: spawnzone_023 Fields: var: Select which string variable you want to edit value: input a text input_var: Select which integer or string variable you want to input digits: Select how many digit number you want to input if you selected an integer variable in input_var (so for example if you add a 5 number and set digits to 3 then it will show 005)	Both	Yes
varGetIntFromString	Imports an integer value from the selected string variable to a selected integer variable Notes: Remember to set the value to the variable that starts with @ otherwise it won't work Fields: value: Select from which string variable you want to import an integer value var: Select to which integer variable you want to export an integer value	Both	Yes
varGetStringValue	Imports all text from the selected string value Fields: var: Select to which string variable you want to import a string value from_var_name: Select from which string variable you want to import a string value (remember to not put @ before string variable name)	Both	Yes
varModify	Modify existing real or integer variable Fields: var: Select which variable you want to modify operator: Select what type of operation you want to do (inv - Inverse, mul - Multiplication, add - Addition, subAB - (var - value), subBA - (value - var), divAB - (var / value), divBA - (value / var), modAB, modBA - get the remainder from a division) value: Select the value use_variable: If checked, will use the value from other integer or real variable var_value: Select a string or real variable	Both	Yes
varSetBool	Sets a bool value Notes: Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected var variable Fields: var: Select a bool variable to which you want to input a value value: Select the type of value (checked - True, unchecked - False) input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables fromDescriptor: Makes the action load values from the server, can not be used by players	Both	Yes
varSetInt	Sets an integer value Notes: Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected var variable Fields: var: Select an integer variable to which you want to input a value value: Set the number source_var: Select if you want to input values from ongoing battle (overwrites current value) input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables fromDescriptor: Makes the action load values from the server, can not be used by players	Both	Yes
varSetReal	Sets a real value Notes: Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected var variable Fields: var: Select a real variable to which you want to input a value value: Set the number input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables fromDescriptor: Makes the action load values from the server, can not be used by players	Both	Yes
varSetString	Sets a string value Notes: Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected var variable Fields: var: Select a string variable to which you want to input a value value: Set the text input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables fromDescriptor: Makes the action load values from the server, can not be used by players	Both	Yes
varSetRandomInt	Sets a random integer value Notes: Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected var variable Fields: var: Select an integer variable to which you want to input a value from: Sets the first value var_from: Sets the first value using an integer variable to_not_including: Sets the second value (it won't be included in getting the final number) var_to_not_including: Sets the second value using an integer variable (it won't be included in getting the final number) check_prev_value: Exclude value from variable	Both	Yes
wait	Adds a delay between actions Fields: time: Sets how long will be the delay (seconds)	Both	Yes
loop	This action does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown	No
playerSetAmmo	This action does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown	No
playerSetMouseAim	Makes player's camera view (mouse aim circle) point at selected unit or area Fields: lookat: Select at what unit or area should point player's camera view (mouse aim circle)	SP	Yes
playerCenterMouseAim	Centers the mouse aim circle position	SP	Yes
gameMPChangeScore	Change the amount of tickets in battle Notes: You can either add or remove tickets using this action Can be used in SP missions if you enable gt_mp_tickets in mission options Fields: value: Set the value (percentage or normal amount depending what you choose in valueSystem) valueSystem: Sets the type of inputted value (percentage or normal amount) team: Select for which team you want to change the tickets amount	Both	Yes
hudElementBlink	Makes selected HUD elements blink Fields: element: Select which HUD element you want to blink time: Set for how long it will blink blink: If checked, will make the selected element blink	SP	Yes
hudElementEnlarge	Makes selected HUD elements larger Fields: element: Select which HUD element you want to make larger enlarge: If checked, will make selected element larger	SP	Yes
hudElementSelectionShade	Makes the screen darker except for selected HUD element Fields: targetName: Select which player unit it should affect element: Select which HUD element you want to show without the shade	SP	Yes
hudElementShow	Used to show tutorial hints Fields: targetName: element: Select the tutorial hint name show: Select if you want to show it time: Set for how long it will be visible	SP	Yes
hudWindowsHide	This action does not appear to currently be functional	Unknown	Unknown
registrationKillCounter	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
tacticalMapControl	Change the map settings Fields: follow_player: If checked, will make it so the player is always on the center of map use_scale: If checked, will change the scale of displayed in-game map scale: Sets the scale values	Both	Yes
showSmartCutscene	Shows an in-game cutscene Fields: placeholder	Both	Yes
showCutsceneInfo	Shows a cutscene text Fields: text: Set the text that will be displayed on the bottom of screen duration: Set for how long it will be displayed	Both	Yes
preloadRendInsts	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
waitRendInst	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
benchmarkAction	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
hideAirDrops	Unknown functionality	Unknown	Unknown
unitAddAreasForSearchLight	Makes the AI searchlight units search through selected areas Fields: object: Select searchlight units area: Select through which areas the AI should search searchThroughAreas: If checked will make the AI search through areas timeToOneArea: Changes for how long it will search through one area searchAngularSpeed: Changes how fast the AI is searching through the area moveAngularSpeed: Unknown rndSeed: Randomizes the way how AI units search through areas	Both	Yes
unitFollowSearchLight	Unknown functionality Fields: target: followOutsideArea:	Unknown	Unknown

In-Depth Notes

This category is for in-depth explanations on how to use certain actions (when the explanation simply doesn't fit in a table)

Capture Zones

Drawing the capture zone circle

There are some specific things to do in order for a capture zone to work properly and for the capture zone circle to be drawn.

First, you need to create a capture zone unit, they are found in the "objectGroups" type, under the names of "capture_zone_circle", "capture_zone_circle_color" and "capture_zone_water". Select the one that is the most appropriate for your use case, and put it anywhere on the map (the position really doesn't matter, you can put it outside the battle area if needed).

(You can rename it to something meaningful like "cz_circle_01")

Then, in the "missionMarkAsCaptureZone" action, go to the "markUnit" parameter (all the way down, before the "showBorderOnMap" parameter and after the "markUnitPreset" parameter) and select the capture zone unit you just created.

Don't forget to make sure the "markUnitPreset" parameter is set to the relevant type ("tank_decal" if your capture zone is on the ground for ground vehicles to capture, "ship_buoys" if your capture zone is on the water for ships to capture)

Matching the capture zone circle with the capture area

This section is if you're having an issue where the drawn capture circle does not match the actual capture area (so for example, you drive into the circle and it doesn't start capturing until you go much deeper, or it starts capturing before you even drive into the circle).

If you're using a cylinder area (this issue might also happen with other forms of areas), you need to have the "X" and "Z" scale axis match (see image).

To make them match, you can either:

• (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.