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The [[traps 2da]] defines the various elements that constitute each trap in the game. | The [[traps 2da]] defines the various elements that constitute each trap in the game. | ||
− | The [[2da]] is defined as an [[m2da]] in the [[M2DA_base 2da]] and has an '''ID''' of '''182'''. It can be extended by m2da fragments which have names starting with | + | The [[2da]] is defined as an [[m2da]] in the [[M2DA_base 2da]] and has an '''ID''' of '''182'''. It can be extended by m2da fragments which have names starting with '''traps'''. It can be referenced in scripting using the [[TABLE_*|TABLE_TRAPS]] constant defined in [[2da_constants_h]]. |
== Structure == | == Structure == |
Latest revision as of 23:26, 27 October 2014
The traps 2da defines the various elements that constitute each trap in the game.
The 2da is defined as an m2da in the M2DA_base 2da and has an ID of 182. It can be extended by m2da fragments which have names starting with traps. It can be referenced in scripting using the TABLE_TRAPS constant defined in 2da_constants_h.
Structure
Column | Type | Description |
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ID | int | A number that uniquely identifies the entry (unless creating an M2DA override). ID numbers are listed from smallest to highest within a given file but do not need to be consecutive. |
Label | string | Human-friendly name for the trap |
TrapPlaceable | string | |
aoe_index | int | A row ID in the Persistent 2da |
AoEVFX | int | A row ID in the VFX_Base 2da |
HideWhenUndetected | int | |
AnimImpact | int | [Undocumented] |
ResetDelay | float | Offset added to the longest duration effect to determine when trap is reset |
Projectile | int | A row ID in the PRJ_base 2da |
ProjectileCount | int | The number of projectiles released |
ProjectileCrust | int | A row ID in the VFX_Base 2da |
LocationVfx | int |
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Effect1 | int | The literal value of an TRAP_EFFECT_* constant |
Effect1_Float1 | float | (optional) A parameter to configure the effect |
Effect1_Float2 | float | (optional) A parameter to configure the effect |
Effect1_Int1 | int | (optional) A parameter to configure the effect |
Effect1_Int2 | int | (optional) A parameter to configure the effect |
Effect1_Duration | float | (optional) The duration of a temporary effect |
Effect1_Resource | string | (optional) Resource name of a resource used or created by the effect |
Effect2 | int | See Effect1 |
Effect2_Float1 | float | See Effect1_Float1 |
Effect2_Float2 | float | See Effect1_Float2 |
Effect2_Int1 | int | See Effect1_Int1 |
Effect2_Int2 | int | See Effect1_Int2 |
Effect2_Duration | float | See Effect1_Duration |
Effect2_Resource | string | See Effect1_Resource |
Effect3 | int | See Effect1 |
Effect3_Float1 | float | See Effect1_Float1 |
Effect3_Float2 | float | See Effect1_Float2 |
Effect3_Int1 | int | See Effect1_Int1 |
Effect3_Int2 | int | See Effect1_Int2 |
Effect3_Duration | float | See Effect1_Duration |
Effect3_Resource | string | See Effect1_Resource |
Effect4 | int | See Effect1 |
Effect4_Float1 | float | See Effect1_Float1 |
Effect4_Float2 | float | See Effect1_Float2 |
Effect4_Int1 | int | See Effect1_Int1 |
Effect4_Int2 | int | See Effect1_Int2 |
Effect4_Duration | float | See Effect1_Duration |
Effect4_Resource | string | See Effect1_Resource |
Remarks
The sys_traps_h._Trap_ApplyEffect function is used to map the TRAP_EFFECT_* values onto the appropriate effect type and creates the actual effect. However this is not a direct translation so, for example TRAP_EFFECT_PARALYSE
has a literal value of 10 but is mapped onto EFFECT_TYPE_PARALYSE which as a literal value of 8. Adding new trap effects would require the _Trap_ApplyEffect function to be updated and all dependant scripts would have to be recompiled.