Eden Editor: Setting Attributes

Introduction

While Eden Editor Workspace behaves like a normal scenario and it's possible to modify entities using existing commands (e.g., setPos), such changes would be invisible for the editor and not saved to the scenario file.

Instead, the editor is using attributes to store all entity and scenario settings. Most commonly, the scenario designer can edit them using Attributes window available after double-clicking on an entity. Some are also edited directly, like position when dragging entities around.

When an attribute is changed, the functionality attached to it is also performed. Setting position attribute of an object will move it to the given position, and adjusting _IntelWeatherStart_ attribute will change the weather. Using commands setPos or setOvercast would seemingly achieve the same, but without permanent effect - the changes wouldn't be visible next time the scenario is loaded.

Scripting

A scenario designer is not the only one who can modify attributes. Scripted systems can access them as well, giving you an ability to write some automated systems.

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Attributes are available only within the Eden Editor workspace. You cannot access them in scenario preview or exported scenario!

Setting Entity Attributes

To set an attribute, you need to know it's property and value type. Tables below will help you with that - look at the last two columns, labeled Development. For example to set player as invincible, we'll use Enable Damage attribute. You can see its class is allowDamage (corresponding with allowDamage command; most attributes are named this way) and its value type is Bool. This is how the expression will look like:

player set3DENAttribute ["allowDamage",false];

You can also check for the attribute state:

_isInvincible = player get3DENAttribute "allowDamage";

Managing History

When setting attributes, each command execution would create a new history entry. When doing a batch change, the user would have to press undo for each entity modified, which would be uncomfortable. To prevent this, you can collect multiple changes together by wrapping them inside collect3DENHistory command:

collect3DENHistory {
	{
		_x set3DENAttribute ["allowDamage",false];
	} forEach (all3DENEntities select 0);
};

Alternatively, you can use more set3DENAttributes command which is able to modify multiple entities at once already.

Setting Object Type

Objects have also special attribute ItemType, which defines which object class will represent them (i.e., a soldier, a car, a house, etc.). It cannot be changed as a normal attribute, because it requires replacing the old model with the new one. There's a special command to handle this:

player set3DENObjectType "B_Soldier_F";

Setting Scenario Attributes

• set3DENMissionAttributes
• get3DENMissionAttribute

Attributes

Object

Getting Started

Introduction
Switching from 2D Editor
Terminology

Interface

Menu Bar
Toolbar
Asset Browser
Status Bar
Controls

Asset Types

Objects
Groups
Custom Compositions
Triggers
Waypoints
Systems
Markers
Comments
Layers

Entity Editing

Placing
Transforming
Transforming Crew
Transformation Widget
Connecting
Attributes

Scenario

Scenario Attributes
Phases
Preview
Publishing
Scenario Folder

Modding Eden Editor

Modding Basics
Configuring Attributes
Eden Scripting Commands
Eden Event Handlers
Eden Actions
Object Categorization

See Also:

Commands

Functions

Event Handlers

Waypoints

Modules

Composition

Apart from pre-defined groups and compositions, you can save and share your own custom compositions.

The following things will be saved with the composition:

• Attribute values (inventory, simulation, simple object, etc.)
• Layer structure (i.e. one can place comments in their own sub-layer for easy removal)
• Layer visibility and transformation
• Connections

Since 2.06, custom Eden Editor compositions are also available in Zeus.

Saving Compositions

To save a composition, select the entities in the scene, click right mouse button on one of them and pick the Save Custom Composition option (or use the button in the Asset Browser).

A window will be opened where you can set a title, author and category for your composition.

In the list on the left, you can either choose to create a new composition, or overwite one of the existing ones. This way, you can edit already created compositions. To edit a composition's attributes, double-click on it, or select it and click on the Edit button (or use the button in the Asset Browser). It will open a window where you can change the title, author and category again.

In order to delete a composition permanently, select it in list and then use the button.

Placing Compositions

You can find compositions in Compositions > Custom. Place it just like any other entity - either select it and then click in the scene on desired position, or drag it from the list to the scene.

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Vertical mode defines how the composition will be placed.

• Terrain Level - composition will be snapped to the surface underneath. Please note that objects which are placed on another objects may no longer be positioned precisely.
• Sea Level - the composition will be placed exactly as it was saved, ignoring surface slope. This option may work better for complex compositions, especially when manually lowering the entities after placing.

If you need to correct the position or rotation of a placed composition it is recommended to use the Translation Widget and Rotation Widget. This way, relative position and orientation of all entities in the composition will be preserved.

If you do not want each composition to be placed in its own layer turn off Automatic Composition Layering which can be found in Settings... -> Preferences... -> Misc.

Publishing Compositions

You can also publish your compositions to Steam Workshop. Do so by selecting the saved composition in the Asset Browser, and then using the button there.

A publishing window will be opened where you can enter a name, description, visibility setting, image, and various tags. After agreeing with the Workshop license, you are free to publish the composition and share the link with others.

Creating a Screenshot

In order for your composition to be found easier in the Steam Workshop you should add a meaningful screenshot. It is very easy to do so:

• Place your composition
• Move the Eden Editor camera so that only the composition is visible
• Press the Backspace button to hide the Eden Editor interface
• Press F12 (or the key you have assigned for screenshots in your steam application)
• Select your screenshot in the publish composition UI by pressing the Browse... button, navigate to Steam screenshots and select the previously taken screenshot

Republishing Compositions

Updating a composition that was already published is effectively the same as the first time. Select the composition and use . In the publishing window, select your already published composition on the left. Consider entering relevant change notes and publish.

Unpublishing Compositions

In order to unpublish a composition from within Eden Editor, open the publishing window by selecting any saved composition and using the button. Now select the published composition in the list on the left and press DELETE.

Subscribing to Compositions

You can easily find all published compositions made by yourself and others by selecting the Steam subscribed content entry in the Asset Browser, and then pressing the button. This will open a Steam overlay with the Workshop opened and compositions filtered. Soon after subscribing to any number of composition items there, the game should download these in the background. Large compositions may take a brief while to download and appear. They will then be listed in the Asset Browser, ready for regular placement. Note that certain compositions require placement using a specific vertical mode to work correctly (see above).

Unsubscribing from Compositions

To unsubscribe from a Workshop composition from within Eden Editor, select it in the Asset Browser and press the button. Note that you should look for compositions listed under Steam subscribed content, otherwise you may accidentally delete a local composition instead.

Local Files

Compositions are saved in the Compositions folder in your Profile directory.

They can be shared freely - if you pack a composition folder into a *.zip file and make it available for download, people who place the unpacked composition to their Compositions folder will have it available as well.

2.10

Modding Compositions

It is possible for mods to add their own compositions. The mod needs to register them in config (see the Example below) for them to be loaded and displayed in groups tabs in Eden and Zeus.

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Init scripts and all other composition features are supported.

Modded Compositions can be used as replacement for CfgGroups and the arsenal can be used in compositions, thus removing the need to make custom hidden unit classes with custom loadouts in order to construct a group. Note that placement-wise, compositions are slightly less efficient than using CfgGroups.

Example

class CfgEditorCategories
{
	class EdCat_NATO // CfgGroups NATO
	{
		displayName = "$STR_A3_CfgGroups_West_BLU_F0";
	};
};

class CfgEditorSubcategories
{
	class EdSubcat_Armored // CfgGroups Armored
	{
		displayName = "$STR_A3_CfgGroups_West_BLU_F_Armored0";
	};
};

class Cfg3DEN
{
	class Compositions
	{
		class ModTag_MyComposition1 // one class per composition
		{
			path = "edenCompositionTestmod\compositionTank";	// pbo path to a folder containing header.sqe/composition.sqe files
			side = 0;											// 0 opfor, 1 blufor, 2 indfor, 3 civ, 8 Empty/Props
			editorCategory = "EdCat_NATO";						// link to CfgEditorCategories
			editorSubcategory = "EdSubcat_Armored";				// link to CfgEditorSubcategories
			displayName = "$STR_Composition_Armored01";
			icon = "\A3\ui_f\data\map\markers\nato\b_inf.paa";	// left side icon in groups list
			useSideColorOnIcon = 1;								// 1 == icon is always colored in faction color
		};
	};
};

Automating Composition Creation

It's possible to automate the creation of compositions. This is extremly helpful for maintaining a large number of compositions.

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Always make a backup of your composition folder before running this script. It will overwrite existing compositions!

0 spawn { private _compositionLayers = []; // Get all layers that follow a naming scheme all3DENEntities # 6 apply { private _name = _x get3DENAttribute "name" select 0; if ("SPE_Comp_" in _name) then { _compositionLayers pushBack [_name, _x]; }; }; // Loop though all layers { _x params ["_name", "_ID"]; // Get the entities private _entities = get3DENLayerEntities _ID; // Select the entities so do3DENAction works set3DENSelected _entities; // Open the create composition dialog do3DENAction "CreateCustomComposition"; // Make sure it's open waitUntil { !(isNull findDisplay 317) }; // Set the layer name as composition name in the dialog findDisplay 317 displayCtrl 95 ctrlSetText _name; // Close the dialog by activating the OK button ctrlActivate (findDisplay 317 displayCtrl 1); // Add a small delay sleep 0.1; } forEach _compositionLayers; };

Trigger

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Variable Name	Init	Unique system name. Can contain only letters, numbers and underscore. The name is not case sensitive, so 'someName' and 'SOMENAME' are treated as the same variables.	name	String
Text	Init	Trigger description. Players can see it in the radio menu when its activation is set to 'Radio'. Also visible in tooltip when hovering over the trigger in the editor.	text	String
Position	Transformation	World coordinates in meters. X goes from West to East, Y from South to North and Z is height above terrain.	position	Position3D
Rotation	Transformation	Local rotation in degrees. X is pitch, Y is roll and Z is yaw.	rotation	Number
Size	Transformation	Area size in meters in format [a, b, c].	size3	Array
Shape	Transformation	Area shape. Available options: Ellipse Rectangle	IsRectangle	Boolean
Type	Activation	Trigger type, determines special behavior upon activation. Available options: None - No other effects except of those defined by 'On Activation' expression. Guarded by BLUFOR/OPFOR/Independent - The trigger position becomes a point to be guarded by the given side. Groups with a 'Guard' waypoint will protect all guard points in the scenario, prioritizing them by the distance and order in which they were placed (the first placed is the most important). Skip Waypoint - Meant to work with a waypoint linked to the trigger using the 'Set Waypoint Activation' connection. Once activated, the trigger will force the waypoint to skip. Particularly useful for 'Hold' or 'Guard' waypoint types, which do not complete automatically. End #1/#2/#3/#4/#5/#6 - Complete the scenario successfully. Lose - Fail the scenario.	TriggerType	String
Activation	Activation	What or who can activate the trigger. Some options further depend on 'Activation Condition'. Available options: None - No default activation, only a custom condition expression can activate the trigger. Any Player - Activated when any player of the given side satisfies the 'Activation Condition'. Anybody - Activated when any object satisfies the 'Activation Condition'. BLUFOR/OPFOR/Independent/Civilian Game Logic - Activated when any object of the given side satisfies the 'Activation Condition'. Seized by BLUFOR/OPFOR/Independent - Activated when the given side is in control of the area. Strength matters, which means one tank can be in control of an area while ten enemy infantrymen are still present. Radio Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta/Echo/Foxtrot/Golf/Hotel/India/Juliet - Activated by a player using a radio command (accessible for the player by pressing 0-0 on a standard keyboard). The trigger's 'Text' will be used as the command title.	ActivationBy	String
Activation	Activation	What or who can activate the trigger. Some options further depend on 'Activation Type'. The available options are specific to the connected trigger owner. Available options: Owner Only - Activated when the connected trigger owner (or its vehicle, if the owner is a crew member) satisfies the 'Activation Condition'. Whole Group - Activated when all the owner's group members satisfy the 'Activation Condition'. Group Leader - Activated when leader of the owner's group satisfies the 'Activation Condition'. Any Group Member - Activated when anyone from the owner's group satisfies the 'Activation Condition'.	activationByOwner	String
Activation Type	Activation	Condition of the 'Activation' attribute. Available options: Present - Activated when objects are in the area. Not Present - Activated when objects are not in the area. Detected by BLUFOR/OPFOR/Independent/Civilian - Activated when objects are in the area and are discovered by the given side.	activationType	String
Repeatable	Activation	Repetition rules. When enabled, the trigger can be activated again once deactivated.	repeatable	Boolean
Server Only	Activation	When enabled, the trigger will only be created and evaluated on the server.	isServerOnly	Boolean
Condition	Expression	Repeatedly calculated condition, must return boolean expression. When true, the trigger will be activated. Passed variables are: this - boolean value of activation condition thisList - list of all objects in trigger area, based on 'Activation' thisTrigger - trigger object	condition	String
Interval	Expression	How frequently the trigger condition is evaluated in seconds.	triggerInterval	Number
On Activation	Expression	Expression executed once the trigger is activated. Passed variables are: thisList - list of all objects in trigger area, based on 'Activation' thisTrigger - trigger object	onActivation	String
On Deactivation	Expression	Expression executed once the trigger is deactivated. ⓘ This only concerns Repeatable triggers. Passed variables are: thisTrigger - trigger object	onDeactivation	String
Timer Type	Timer	Type of activation timer. Available options: Countdown - Once the conditions are met, the trigger will activate after the specified amount of time has elapsed. Timeout - The trigger's conditions must be satisfied for the specified duration for the trigger to be activated.	interuptable	Boolean
Timer Values	Timer	Timer values in seconds, selected randomly in a range from Min to Max, gravitating towards Mid.	timeout	Array in format [min, mid, max]
Effect Condition	Effects	Condition for effects to be played, must return boolean expression.	effectCondition	String
Sound	Effects	Sound played upon activation.	sound	String
Voice	Effects	Sound spoken by the first unit which activated the trigger.	voice	String
Environment	Effects	Environment sounds played upon activation.	soundEnvironment	String
SFX	Effects	Sound effect played by the trigger upon activation. Repeats as long as the repeatable trigger is active or forever for non-repeatable triggers.	soundTrigger	String
Music	Effects	Music played upon activation. Replaces previously playing music track.	music	String
UI Overlay	Effects	User interface overlay shown upon activation.	title	String

Waypoint

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Type	Type	Waypoint type defines what the group will do when the waypoint becomes active, and the condition when it becomes completed. Applies mainly to AI-led groups, as players will not be prompted to perform any specific actions, even though the waypoint completion condition is the same. Some waypoints have special attributes, which are only available the next time you access the attribute window.	itemClass	String
Description	Init	Text visible for the player next to the waypoint icon in the scene.	description	String
Order	Init	Order in which waypoints follow. When changing order, the waypoint will take position of the selected one, pushing all other further down.	order
Identified	Init	System name of the waypoint, used for identification in scripts.	name	String
Position	Transformation	World coordinates in meters. X goes from West to East, Y from South to North and Z is height above terrain.	position	Position3D
Placement Radius	Transformation	Placement radius in meters. The entity will start at a random position within the radius.	placementRadius	Number
Completion Radius	Transformation	Distance in meters in which a group member has to be in order for the waypoint to be considered completed.	completionRadius	Number
Combat Mode	State	Controls how and when the group will choose to engage enemy targets. Available options: Unchanged - No change compared to the previous state. Forced Hold Fire - The group will never fire under any circumstances. Do Not Fire Unless Fired Upon, Keep Formation - Group members will hold fire unless directly threatened. Do Not Fire Unless Fired Upon - Group members will move into positions from which they can shoot at the enemy, but will hold fire unless directly threatened. Open Fire, Keep Formation - Default combat mode. Group members will fire upon any target in range, while staying in formation. The group leader may order individual members to engage specific targets. Open Fire - Group members will fire at any suitable target in range, leaving the formation to find a suitable shooting position.	combatMode	String
Behavior	State	Behavior pattern of the group. Available options: Unchanged - No change compared to the previous state. Careless - The same as 'Safe', except that it will not be switched automatically after spotting a threat. Use with caution, player may perceive AIs in this behavior as defective. Safe - Non-combat behavior. Characters have weapons lowered. Vehicles follow roads and use lights. They automatically switch to 'Aware' upon spotting a threat. Aware - Default behavior. Characters are in ready position. Vehicles prefer roads, do not use lights and their passengers will disembark to counter threats. Combat - Firefight behavior. Characters break formation and take cover. Vehicles ignore roads and do not use lights. Stealth - Characters break formation and move cautiously, preferring cover and going prone. Vehicles prefer roads, but do not use lights.	behaviour	String
Formation	State	Default group formation. Based on the combat mode, group members may ignore the formation in 'Combat' and 'Stealth' modes. Available options: Unchanged Wedge Vee Line Column File Staggered Col. Echelon L. Echelon R. Diamond	formation	String
SpeedMode	State	Default travel speed of the group. In Combat and Stealth behavior modes, group members will try to prioritize this setting. Available options: Unchanged Limited Normal Full	speedMode	String
Condition	Expression	Repeatedly calculated condition, must return boolean expression. When the waypoint type conditions are met and this expression returns true, the waypoint is completed. Passed variables are: this - group leader thisList - array with all group members	condition	String
On Activation	Expression	Expression called when the waypoint is completed. Passed variables are: this - group leader thisList - array with all group members	onActivation	String
Script	Expression	Script executed when 'SCRIPTED' waypoint type is selected. The waypoint will be completed once the script is finished.	script	String
Map Visibility	Visibility	Make the waypoint visible for the player on the map.	show2D	Boolean
Scene Visibility	Visibility	Make the waypoint visible for the player in the scene.	show3D	Boolean
Timer Values	Timer	Time in seconds passed between when the waypoint would be considered complete and when it actually completes. Selected randomly in a range from Min to Max, gravitating towards Mid.	timeout	Array in format [min, mid, max]
Effect Condition	Effects	Condition for effects to be played, must return boolean expression.	effectCondition	String
Sound	Effects	Sound played upon activation.	sound	String
Voice	Effects	Sound spoken by the first unit which activated the trigger.	voice	String
Environment	Effects	Environment sounds played upon activation.	soundEnvironment	String
Music	Effects	Music played upon activation. Replaces previously playing music track.	music	String
UI Overlay	Effects	User interface overlay shown upon activation.	title	String

System

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Type	Type		itemClass	String
Variable Name	Init	Unique system name. Can contain only letters, numbers and underscore. The name is not case sensitive, so 'someName' and 'SOMENAME' are treated as the same variables.	Name	String
Init	Init	Expression called upon at start. In multiplayer, it is called on every machine and for each player who joins in the progress. The variable 'this' refers to the affected object.	Init	String
Position	Transformation	World coordinates in meters. X goes from West to East, Y from South to North and Z is height above terrain.	position	Position3D
Rotation	Transformation	Local rotation in degrees. X is pitch, Y is roll and Z is yaw.	rotation	Array
Size	Transformation	Area size in meters.	size2	Array
Size	Transformation	Area size in meters.	size3	Array
Shape	Transformation	Area shape. Available options: Ellipse Rectangle	IsRectangle	Boolean
Placement Radius	Transformation	Placement radius in meters. The entity will start at a random position within the radius.	placementRadius	Number
Player	Control	Player in singleplayer. When enabled, the character will also be available in multiplayer and team switch ('Playable' status cannot be disabled individually in such case).	ControlSP	Boolean
Playable	Control	When enabled, the character will appear as a slot in the multiplayer scenario lobby and in the list of roles available for team switch.	ControlMP	Boolean
Role Description	Control	Multiplayer role description visible in the multiplayer lobby. When undefined, the object type name will be used by default.	description	String
Probability of Presence	Presence	Probability of presence evaluated at the scenario start. When it fails, the object is not created at all.	presence	Number
Condition of Presence	Presence	Condition of presence evaluated at the scenario start, must return boolean expression. When false, the object is not created at all.	presenceCondition	String

Marker

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type	Correspondence
Type	Type	Icon texture.	itemClass	String	markerType
Variable Name	Init	Unique system name. Can contain any characters. The name is not case sensitive, so 'someName' and 'SOMENAME' are treated as the same variables.	markerName	String	createMarker
Text	Init	Text displayed right from the marker.	text	String	markerText
Position	Transformation	World coordinates in meters. X goes from West to East and Y from South to North.	position	Position3D	markerPos
Size	Transformation	Marker A and B size.	size2	Array	markerSize
Rotation	Transformation	Rotation in degrees.	rotation	Number	markerDir
Shape	Style	Marker shape. The marker has to be created as shape marker, for this use "" empty string as class name with create3DENEntity, this will create rectangular marker. Available options: 0 - rectangle 1 - ellipse	markerType	Number	markerShape
Brush	Style	Area fill texture.	brush	String	markerBrush
Color	Style	Marker color. 'Default' is based on the selected marker type.	baseColor	Array	markerColor
Alpha	Style	Transparency. When the icon marker has a shadow, it will be visible behind the transparent icon.	alpha	Number	markerAlpha

Scenario

General

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Title	Presentation	Scenario name. Appears in the scenarios menu, multiplayer lobby and loading screens. Use @STR_ prefix to link to localization keys.	IntelBriefingName	String
Author	Presentation	Scenario author. Appears in the scenarios menu and in loading screens.	Author	String
Picture	Overview	Path to overview picture visible in the scenarios menu. When no loading screen picture is defined, this will be used in loading screen instead.	OverviewPicture	String
Text	Overview	Short overview text visible in the scenarios menu. When no loading screen text is defined, this will be used in loading screens instead. Use @STR_ prefix to link to localization keys.	OverviewText	String
DLC	Overview	When set, the overview image will be overlaid with a DLC frame indicating the scenario belongs to the DLC.	AppId	Number
Require DLC	Overview	Sets if the DLC is required. When checked, the player will not be able to play the scenario if the DLC is not owned.	AssetType	String
Picture	Overview (Locked)	Path to the overview picture visible in the scenarios menu. When no loading screen picture is defined, this will be used in the loading screen instead.	OverviewPictureLocked	String
Text	Overview (Locked)	Short overview text visible in the scenarios menu when the scenario is locked (see 'Unlock' category for more details). Use @STR_ prefix to link to localization keys.	OverviewTextLocked	String
Picture	Loading Screen	Path to the picture visible in the loading screens before and during the scenario.	LoadScreen	String
Text	Loading Screen	Short text visible in loading screens before and during the scenario. Use @STR_ prefix to link to localization keys.	OnLoadMission	String
Show Briefing	States	When disabled, the scenario will start automatically after the loading, without showing the briefing. Valid only for singleplayer scenarios.	Briefing	Boolean
Show Debriefing	States	When disabled, the debriefing screen will not be shown when the scenario is completed.	Debriefing	Boolean
Enable Saving	States	When disabled, the 'SAVE' option in the pause menu will be disabled and scripted autosaves will not do anything.	Saving	Boolean
Show Map	States	When disabled, a black screen is shown instead of the map. Tasks, notes and other information will remain accessible. Can also be achieved by removing the map from the player's inventory.	ShowMap	Boolean
Show Compass	States	When disabled, the compass will not be available either on the map, or in the scene after pressing the 'Compass' key. Can also be achieved by removing the compass from the player's inventory.	ShowCompass	Boolean
Show Watch	States	When disabled, the watch will not be available in the scene after pressing the 'Watch' key. Can also be achieved by removing the watch from the player's inventory.	ShowWatch	Boolean
Show GPS	States	When disabled, the GPS minimap will not be available in the scene after pressing the 'GPS' key. Can also be achieved by removing the GPS from the player's inventory.	ShowGPS	Boolean
Show HUD	States	When disabled, on-screen information such as weapon information or the command menu will be hidden.	ShowHUD	Boolean
Show UAV Feed	States	When disabled, the UAV feed will not be available in the scene after pressing the 'AV Camera' key.	ShowUAVFeed	Boolean
Advanced Flight Model	States	When enabled, all player controlled helicopters will use the advanced flight model.	ForceRotorLibSimulation	Boolean
Debug Console	States	Determines debug console availability Available options: Available only in editor Available for the host or logged-in admin Available for everyone	EnableDebugConsole	Number
Unlocked Keys	Unlock	Keys needed to mark the scenario as completed in the scenarios menu. Can be multiple words divided by a semicolon. Key can be activated using 'activateKey' scripting command. Does not affect the multiplayer and campaign scenarios, and the scenarios downloaded from Steam.	DoneKeys	Array
Required Keys	Unlock	Keys required for mission to be available for playing from the scenarios menu. Can be multiple words divided by a semicolon. Does not affect the multiplayer and campaign scenarios.	Keys	Array
Required Keys Limit	Unlock	The number of required keys to be active for the mission to be unlocked.	KeysLimit	Number
Init	Init	Expression called upon at start. In multiplayer, it is called on every machine and for each player who joins in the progress. The variable 'this' refers to the affected object. ⚠ Despite the tooltip saying that 'this' refers to the affected object, it does not. There are no arguments passed to this attribute! This attribute behaves similar to the init.sqf.	Init	String
Independents Allegiance	Misc	Sets who the Independent side will be friendly to. The value is shared across all scenario phases.	IntelIndepAllegiance	Array in format [west:Number,east:Number]
Binarize the Scenario File	Misc	When true, the *.sqm file will be binarized. The process saves loading time, but makes the file uneditable in a text editor.	SaveBinarized	Boolean

Environment

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Date	Date	Starting date.	IntelDate	Array in format [year, month, day]
Time	Date	Starting time of the day. Please note that the sunrise and sunset times are influenced by the date (e.g., days are shorter in winter) and the longitude and latitude of the terrain.	IntelTime	Number
Time of Changes	Weather Forecast	Delay until all forecasted weather values take effect.	IntelTimeOfChanges	Number
Overcast Start	Overcast	Initial cloud cover. Unless set manually, this value also affects rain, lightning, waves, wind and gusts values.	IntelWeatherStart	Number
Overcast Forecast	Overcast	Forecasted cloud cover.	IntelWeatherForecast	Number
Fog Start	Fog	Initial fog. Strength affects not only how far player can see, but also limits the sight of AI entities.	IntelFogStart	Number
Fog Forecast	Fog	Forecasted fog.	IntelFogForecast	Number
Manual Override	Rain	Enables manual settings in this category. When disabled, the engine will calculate the values automatically.	IntelRainIsForced	Boolean
Rain Start	Rain	Initial rain strength. Applied only when the cloud cover is already bad, i.e., a high value is ignored when the weather is sunny.	IntelRainStart	Number
Rain Forecast	Rain	Forecasted rain strength.	IntelRainForecast	Number
Manual Override	Lightnings	Enables manual settings in this category. When disabled, the engine will calculate the values automatically.	IntelLightningIsForced	Boolean
Lightnings Start	Lightnings	Initial frequency of lightning. Applied only when the cloud cover is already bad, i.e., a high value is ignored when the weather is sunny.	IntelLightningStart	Number
Lightnings Forecast	Lightnings	Forecasted frequency of lightning.	IntelLightningForecast	Number
Manual Override	Waves	Enables manual settings in this category. When disabled, the engine will calculate the values automatically.	IntelWavesIsForced	Boolean
Waves Start	Waves	Initial waves size. Applied independently of cloud cover settings.	IntelWavesStart	Number
Waves Forecast	Waves	Forecasted waves size.	IntelWavesForecast	Number
Manual Override	Wind	Enables manual settings in this category. When disabled, the engine will calculate the values automatically.	IntelWindIsForced	Boolean
Wind Start	Wind	Initial wind strength. Together with wind direction, it influences how clouds, smoke, vegetation or flags are moving.	IntelWindStart	Number
Wind Forecast	Wind	Forecasted wind strength.	IntelWindForecast	Number
Gusts Start	Wind	Initial gusts strength. Gusts are randomly changing wind direction. The worse the cloud cover, the stronger and more frequent the changes.	IntelWindGustStart	Number
Gusts Forecast	Wind	Forecasted gusts value.	IntelWindGustForecast	Number
Direction Start	Wind	Initial wind direction.	IntelWindDirectionStart	Number
Direction Forecast	Wind	Forecasted wind direction.	IntelWindDirectionForecast	Number

Multiplayer

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Game Type	Type	Scenario type shown in the server browser and in the loading screen.	GameType	String
Min Players	Type	Minimum number of required players.	MinPlayers	Number
Max Players	Type	Minimum number of allowed players.	MaxPlayers	Number
Summary	Lobby	Short summary shown in the scenario lobby.	IntelOverviewText	Structured Text
Enable AI	Lobby	When AI is enabled, all playable characters are created at the scenario start, controlled by AI. Upon joining, a player takes control of an existing character. When AI is disabled, a new character is created for each connecting player. Server host can disable AI even when it is allowed by default.	DisabledAI	Boolean
Auto Assign Slots	Lobby	When enabled, arriving players will be first assigned to the side with the lowest number of players. Valid only for scenarios with multiple playable sides involved.	JoinUnassigned	Boolean
Respawn	Respawn	Character respawn type. Defines what happens to players and playable characters after they die in multiplayer scenarios. Has no effect in singleplayer scenarios. Available options: Disabled - No respawn. Respawn on Custom Position - Respawn on a position defined by the marker with a specific prefix in the name. When multiple ones are available, a random one is selected. respawn - position available for all sides respawn_west - BLUFOR respawn respawn_east - OPFOR respawn respawn_guerrila - Independent respawn respawn_civilian - Civilian respawn Because these are prefixes, anything can follow them, e.g., respawn_1, respawn_west_base, etc. Respawn on Position of Death - Respawn where killed, even if the dead body moved. Switch to Group Member - Take control of the next available group member. When none are left, 'Switch to Spectator' respawn is used instead. Switch to Side Member - Pick a character on the same side to take control of. When none are left, 'Switch to Spectator' respawn is used instead. Switch to Spectator - Spectate the scenario without being directly involved.	Respawn	Number
Rulesets	Respawn	Specific respawn rulesets based on currently selected 'Respawn'.	RespawnTemplates	Array
Respawn Delay	Respawn	Time in seconds after which players respawn.	RespawnDelay	Number
Vehicle Respawn Delay	Respawn	Time in seconds after which vehicles respawn.	RespawnVehicleDelay	Number
Show Scoreboard	Respawn	When enabled, the scoreboard is shown while waiting for respawn. May be subdued by some respawn rulesets.	RespawnDialog	Boolean
Allow Manual Respawn	Respawn	When enabled, players will have the option to manually respawn in the pause menu.	RespawnButton	Boolean
Enable Team Switch	Respawn	When enabled, players will be able to manually switch to any other playable character in the scenario not controlled by another player.	EnableTeamSwitch	Boolean
Allow AI Score	Respawn	When enabled, the score of playable characters controlled by AI will appear on the scoreboard.	AIKills	Boolean
Shared Objectives	Tasks	Sets if tasks assigned to friendlies are visualized to player and who can assign/unassign tasks. Available options: Disabled - Tasks assigned by friendlies are not marked. Enabled - Tasks assigned by friendlies are marked to player. Enabled with Task Propagation - Tasks assigned by friendlies are marked to player, but only group leaders can assign and unassign tasks. Task assignment changes are automatically propagated to subordinates.	SharedObjectives	String
Revive Mode	Revive	Controls who can be incapacitated and who can revive others. Available options: Disabled - Revive is completely disabled. All players will die immediately. Enabled for all players - Revive is enabled for all players. Controlled by player Attributes - Only players with Revive enabled in their Attributes are effected.	ReviveMode	String
Required Trait	Revive	Controls the specialty required to revive others. Available options: None - Anyone can revive. Medic - Only players with the 'Medic' trait can revive.	ReviveRequiredTrait	String
Required Items	Revive	Controls the item required to revive others. Available options: None - No special item is required in order to revive. Medikit - The 'Medikit' item is required in order to revive. First Aid Kit / Medikit - 'Medikit' or 'First Aid Kit' items are required in order to revive.	ReviveRequiredItems	String
Revive Duration	Revive	Controls the time it takes to revive someone.	ReviveDelay	String
Medic Speed Multiplier	Revive	Controls how much faster a medic revives someone.	ReviveMedicSpeedMultiplier	String
Force Respawn Duration	Revive	Controls how long it takes to force respawn while incapacitated.	ReviveForceRespawnDelay	String
Incapacitation Mode	Revive	Controls the level of simulation involved in triggering incapacitation. Available options: Basic - Players will always enter the incapacitated state. Advanced - Extensive wounds will kill players instantly.	ReviveUnconsciousStateMode	String
Bleed Out Duration	Revive	Controls how long it takes an incapacitated unit to bleed out.	ReviveBleedOutDelay	String

Garbage Collection

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Minimum distance	Garbage Collection	The minimum distance from any player. Set the value to 0 to remove the min. distance.	MinPlayerDistance	Number
Character Corpses	Garbage Collection		AttributeSystemSubcategory
Mode	Garbage Collection	Garbage collecting mode. Available options: None All scenario objects Only objects that can respawn Only objects that cannot respawn	CorpseManagerMode	Number
Limit	Garbage Collection	Maximum allowed number of dead bodies in the scenario.	CorpseLimit	Number
Min Delay	Garbage Collection	Time in seconds before a dead body is removed when the number of dead bodies exceeds the 'Limit'.	CorpseRemovalMinTime	Number
Max Delay	Garbage Collection	Time in seconds before a dead body is removed when the number of dead bodies is below or equals the 'Limit'.	CorpseRemovalMaxTime	Number
Vehicle Wrecks	Garbage Collection		AttributeSystemSubcategory
Mode	Garbage Collection	Garbage collecting mode. Available options: None All scenario objects Only objects that can respawn Only objects that cannot respawn	WreckManagerMode	Number
Limit	Garbage Collection	Maximum allowed number of dead bodies in the scenario.	WreckLimit	Number
Min Delay	Garbage Collection	Time in seconds before a dead body is removed when the number of dead bodies exceeds the 'Limit'.	WreckRemovalMinTime	Number
Max Delay	Garbage Collection	Time in seconds before a dead body is removed when the number of dead bodies is below or equals the 'Limit'.	WreckRemovalMaxTime	Number
Enable Dynamic Simulation	Dynamic Simulation	Turns on the 'Dynamic Simulation' system. Only entities and groups with the 'Dynamic Simulation' will be affected.	DynSimEnabled
Characters	Dynamic Simulation		DynSimDistGroup
Manned Vehicles	Dynamic Simulation		DynSimDistVehicle
Props	Dynamic Simulation		DynSimDistProp
Empty Vehicles	Dynamic Simulation		DynSimDistEmptyVehicle
Is Moving	Dynamic Simulation	Multiplies activation distance of non-static entity by set value.	DynSimMovingCoef
Limit by View Distance	Dynamic Simulation	Limits all activation distances to player's object view distance. Dynamically simulated entities beyond the object view distance will be disabled.	DynSimSaturateByObjDist

Comment

Info			Development
Name	Category	Description	Property	Type
Title	Init	Text displayed above the comment icon.	Name	String
Tooltip	Init	Text displayed as a tooltip when hovering over the comment icon.	Description	String
Position	Init	World coordinates in meters. X goes from West to East, Y from South to North and Z is height above terrain.	position	Position3D
Rotation	Init	Local rotation in degrees. X is pitch, Y is roll and Z is yaw.	rotation	Number