Events/TSFS

In TS, Events become a separate section, so Triggers can have multiple Events with up to two parameters. The game assumed the Trigger, Event and Action all share the same ID. So a Trigger which has ID 12451245 uses the Event list with ID 12451245.

The following Events are available:

Code 1	Event	Parameter types
		#1 (P1)	#2 (P2)
0	None	0	0
	No Event - cannot be activated
1	Entered by	0	House#
	House P2 enters attached building/celltag
2	Spied by	0	House#
	House P2 sends a spy into attached building
3	Thieved by	0	0
	Doesn't work
4	Discovered by player	0	0
	The attached object is discovered by the player
5	House Discovered	0	House#
	House P2 is discovered by the player
6	Attacked by enemy	0	0
	Attached object is attacked by enemy fire. Incidental damage and friendly fire are ignored.
7	Destroyed by enemy	0	0
	Attached object is destroyed by enemy fire. Incidental damage and friendly fire are ignored. See also Events 29 and 48.
8	Any event	0	0
	Any event
9	Destroyed, Units, All	0	House#
	All units of house P2 are destroyed (does not include civilian objects)
10	Destroyed, Buildings, All	0	House#
	All buildings of house P2 are destroyed (does not include civilian objects)
11	Destroyed, All	0	House#
	All objects of house P2 are destroyed (does not include civilian object)
12	Credits exceed	0	credits
	HOUSE2 has at least P2 credits
13	Elapsed time	0	time
	(P2/10) minutes have passed in this mission
14	Mission timer expired	0	0
	Mission timer expired
15	Destroyed, Buildings, #	0	counter
	Exactly P2 buildings owned by HOUSE have been destroyed (does include civilian objects)
16	Destroyed, Units, #	0	counter
	Exactly P2 units owned by HOUSE have been destroyed (does include civilian objects)
17	No factories left	0	0
	HOUSE has no structures with valid Factory set
Code 1	Event	Parameter types
		#1 (P1)	#2 (P2)
18	Civilians evacuated	0	0
	Civilian objects owned by HOUSE have left the map (See CivEvac )
19	Build building type	0	Building#
	Building whose internal index3 is P2 is placed on the map
20	Build unit type	0	Unit#
	Unit whose internal index is P2 is placed on the map
21	Build infantry type	0	Infantry
	Infantry whose internal index is P2 is placed on the map
22	Build aircraft type	0	Aircraft#
	Aircraft whose internal index is P2 is placed on the map
23	Leaves map (team)	0	TeamType
	TeamType with index P1 leaves the map
24	Zone entry by	0	House#
	Attached CellTag's zone entered by house P2. Zones are continuous areas bounded by cliffs and other impassable terrain.
25	Crosses horizontal line	0	House#
	House P2 crosses the horizontal line of the attached CellTag
26	Crosses vertical line	0	House#
	House P2 crosses the vertical line of the attached CellTag
27	Global is set	0	Global#
	Global variable with index P2 is set
28	Global is clear	0	Global#
	Global variable with index P2 is cleared
29	Captured or destroyed	0	0
	Attached object is captured or destroyed by anything. See also Events 7 and 48.
30	Low power	0	House#
	House P2 is in a low power situation
31	Attached bridge destroyed	0	0
	Attached bridge destroyed. To link a trigger to a bridge, place the CellTag under any of the bridge overlays.
32	Building exists	0	Building#
	HOUSE owns a building with internal number P2
33	Selected by player	0	0
	Attached object is selected by the player (single-player only)
34	Comes near waypoint	0	Waypoint#
	HOUSE approaches waypoint P2
35	Enemy In Spotlight	0	0
	Enemy unit enters the spotlight cast by the attached building
Code 1	Event	Parameter types
		#1 (P1)	#2 (P2)
36	Local is set	0	Local#
	Local with index P2 is set
37	Local is clear	0	Local#
	Local with index P2 is cleared
38	First damaged (combat only)	0	0
	Attached object suffering first damage from combat damage from combat damage only
39	Half health (combat only)	0	0
	Attached object damaged to half health from combat damage only
40	Quarter health (combat only)	0	0
	Attached object damaged to quarter health from combat damage only.
41	First damaged (any source)	0	0
	Attached object first suffering from combat damage from any source.
42	Half health (any source)	0	0
	Attached object damaged to half health from any source
43	Quarter health (any source)	0	0
	Attached object damaged to quarter health by any source
44	Attacked by (house)	0	House#
	Attached object attacked by some unit of house P2
45	Ambient light below	0	0
	Ambient light drops below a certain percentage (P2 %)
46	Ambient light above	0	0
	Ambient light rises above a certain percentage (P2 %)
47	Elapsed Scenario Time	0	time
	Exactly P2 seconds have elapsed since start of scenario
48	Captured, Destroyed or Infiltrated	0	0
	Attached object is captured, destroyed, or it successfully infiltrates another object. See also Events 7 and 29.
49	Pickup Crate	0	0
	Crate is picked up by the attached object
50	Pickup Crate (any)	0	0
	Crate picked up by any unit
51	Random delay...	0	time
	Delays a random time between 50 and 150 % of time specified in P2 (frames)
52	Credits below...	0	credits
	HOUSE owns less than P2 credits
53	Player under EMP effect	0	0
	HOUSE is under EMP effect
54	Unknown purpose	0	0
	Same as event 35. FS/2.x patched only
55	Attached object bugged	0	0
	Attached object is infected by a Limpet Drone FS/2.x patched only
Code 1	Event	Parameter types
		#1 (P1)	#2 (P2)

Events take two unsigned integers as parameters, which default to 0.

Notes

¹ ↑ This column specifies the code to be written in the Event's "condition" slot, e.g. E1 in the Events page.

² ↑ HOUSE in this document refers to the house owning the Trigger, labeled "HOUSE" in the Triggers page.

Referencing items

As you probably noticed, some of the Parameter descriptions in this table end with "#". The reason for that is:

Some parameters take their values to be indexes of objects, others assume they are the identifiers of those objects.

For convenience, if the parameter's description in the table ends with a "#" symbol, you should use the object's index in its appropriate list, otherwise you should use its ID.

Also note: All entries in column P7 are expected to be literal, so you have to convert all the numbers into letters like this:

0 is "A", 1 is "B", 25 is "Z", 26 is "AA", just like the columnm numbering in your favourite spreadsheet program.