Traps 2da

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
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	If negative, this will be played at the location of the placeable If positive, this will be applied on the target object
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.