StateCnt * 2da

There is one StateCnt_* 2da for each type of placeable that can be in multiple states such as, for example, a container which can be open, closed and unlocked, closed and locked, and destroyed.

The StateCnt_* 2da files are not listed in the M2DA_base 2da and have not been assigned a TABLE_* constant.

Structure

Each StateCnt_* 2da has the following columns in common:

Column	Type	Description
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	The entries on this page pertain to entries in the AMIN_placeables 2da
Action0	int	Id of an entry in placeable_interactions 2da representing the primary action
Success0	int	Id of an entry in the current StateCnt_<type> 2da representing the new state
Success0A	int	Id of an alternate entry in the current StateCnt_<type> 2da representing the new state
Action1	int	Id of an entry in placeable_interactions 2da representing the secondary action
Success1	int	Id of an entry in the current StateCnt_<type> 2da representing the new state
Success1A	int	Id of an alternate entry in the current StateCnt_<type> 2da representing the new state
BlockVis	int	Set this to non-zero if you want this state to block visibility
STRREF	int	Unknown (0 in all default StateCnt_<type> 2da)

There are two Success columns for each Action because the new state may depend on the relative position of the Player. For example, doors can open forwards or backwards and a ballista can turn left or right.

In addition, each state has its own row and its own column. So, for example, a container would have rows and columns for its four possible states, like so:

	Closed_Unlocked	Closed_Locked	Open	Dead
Closed_Unlocked	1025	1025	1027	1029
Closed_Locked	1025	1025	1027	1029
Open	1028	1028	1024	1029
Dead	****	****	****	1026

The numbers in the grid correspond to the ID of entries in the AMIN_placeables 2da representing the animation used to change from the old state to the new state. So, for example, a door going from Closed_Unlocked to Open would use the Door Opening animation.

The following placeable types each have their own 2da, each with the following state lists:

Placeable type	States	Notes
Bridge	Active, Inactive, Destroyed
AreaTransition	Unlocked, Locked
Furniture	Idle, Dead
Informational	Active
AOE	Idle, Triggered, Dead
FlipCover	Idle, Cover, Dead	Flip cover has been cut from the game, this is a leftover from when it was implemented
Trap_Trigger	Inactive_Enabled, Inactive_Disabled, Active
NonSelectable_Trap	Idle1, Idle2
Selectable_Trap	Idle, Active, Dead
Puzzle	Active, Dead
Destroy	Active, Dead
Cage	Closed_Unlocked, Closed_Locked, Open, Dead
Bodybag	Unlocked
Container_Static	Unlocked, Locked, Dead
Container	Closed_Unlocked, Closed_Locked, Open, Dead
BBase	Idle, IdleLeft, IdleRight, Dead
Trigger	Active, Inactive, Dead
Door	Closed_Unlocked, Closed_Locked, Open, Dead, Open_1, Dead_2