How to use the all_enemies_defeated and main_hero_fallen?

[DoDoCat]

What are the parameters for these two operations?

Seems like the header_operation.py only write the operations, don't write the parameters for them:

all_enemies_defeated      = 1003 # (all_enemies_defeated),

and

main_hero_fallen          = 1006 # (main_hero_fallen),

 

[Khamukkamu]

No need for parameters. It is a condition. If it passes, next line of code is read.

 

[DoDoCat]

No need for parameters. It is a condition. If it passes, next line of code is read.

But I found that there is parameter calling version in module_mission_templates.py:

(all_enemies_defeated, 5),

and

(main_hero_fallen,0)

 

[kalarhan]

all_enemies_defeated                         = 1003  # (all_enemies_defeated, [team_id]),
                                                     # Checks if all agents from the specified team are defeated. When team_id is omitted default enemy team is checked.

main_hero_fallen doesnt look like it has a parameter, could just be trash from old code (remember the engine changed over a decade and operations with it).

you can even do this

(neg|main_hero_fallen),

(this_or_next|main_hero_fallen),

 

[Khamukkamu]

Thanks, forgot about the teams.

 

[DoDoCat]

Thanks, forgot about the teams.

So, is the parameter for teams?

And how to understand the "main hero" for a team?

 

[kalarhan]

So, is the parameter for teams?

And how to understand the "main hero" for a team?

read my answer above as you seem to be confused about it.

Main_hero is the player, nothing to do with team? As in, you as the main hero. Like a MC in a novel. Go save the world.