Arma 3: Event Handlers

An event handler (abbreviated to EH) allows you to automatically monitor and then execute custom code upon particular events being triggered.

See also Event Scripts for special event triggered scripts.

addEventHandler

Object event handler, always executed on the computer where it was added.

Commands:

• addEventHandler
• removeEventHandler
• removeAllEventHandlers

Example:

mySoldier addEventHandler ["Killed",{hint format ["%1 was killed by %2",name (_this select 0),name (_this select 1)];}]

Default

Class	Description	Arguments	MP-Effects	Since
AnimChanged	Triggered every time a new animation is started. This EH is only triggered for the 1st animation state in a sequence. It can be assigned to a remote unit but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to anim: String - Name of the anim that is started		1.00
AnimDone	Triggered every time an animation is finished. Triggered for all animation states in a sequence. It can be assigned to a remote unit but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to anim: String - Name of the anim that has been finished		1.00
AnimStateChanged	Triggered every time an animation state changes. Triggered for all animation states in a sequence. It can be assigned to a remote unit but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to anim: String - Name of the anim that has been started		1.00
ContainerClosed	Triggers when player finished accessing cargo container. This event handler is similar to "InventoryClosed" EH, but needs to be assigned to the container rather than the player. Note: will trigger only for the unit opening container.	container: Object - Cargo container. player: Object - Unit who accessed the container.		1.32
ContainerOpened	Triggers when cargo container is accessed by player. This event handler is similar to "InventoryOpened" EH, but needs to be assigned to the container rather than the player and cannot be overridden. Note: will trigger only for the unit opening container..	container: Object - Cargo container. player: Object - Unit who accessed the container.		1.32
ControlsShifted	Triggers when controls of vehicle are shifted (pilot->co-pilot, co-pilot->pilot). Works for both, "Take" and "Release" controls actions. Event only triggers on PC where vehicle is local and EH was added. Notes: If helicopter is local to the server and co-pilot takes controls, the helicopter changes locality to co-pilot PC. This means that if "ControlsShifted" EH was added on both server and client, "Take Controls" action will trigger EH on the server PC, but subsequent co-pilot "Release Controls" action will trigger it on co-pilot's PC.	vehicle: Object - Vehicle which controls were shifted. newController: Object - Unit who controls vehicle after this event. oldController: Object - Unit who controled vehicle before this event.		1.00
Dammaged	Triggered when the unit is damaged. In ArmA works with all vehicles not only men like in OFP. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed. Notes: If simultaneous damage occured (e.g. via grenade) EH might be triggered several times. The Dammaged EH will not necessarily fire if only minor damage occurred (e.g. firing a bullet at a tank), even though the damage increased.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to selectionName: String - Name of the selection where the unit was damaged damage: Number - Resulting level of damage		1.85
Engine	Triggered when the engine of the unit is turned on/off.	vehicle: Object - Vehicle the event handler is assigned to engineState: Boolean - True when the engine is turned on, false when turned off		1.85
EpeContact	Triggered when object collision (PhysX) is in progress. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	object1: Object - Object with attached handler. object2: Object - Object which is colliding with object1. select1: String - Selection of object1 which is colliding - not in use at this moment, empty string is always returned. select2: String - Selection of object2 which is colliding - not in use at this moment, empty string is always returned. force: Number - Force of collision.		1.00
EpeContactEnd	Triggered when object collision (PhysX) ends. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	object1: Object - Object with attached handler. object2: Object - Object which is colliding with object1. select1: String - Selection of object1 which is colliding - not in use at this moment, empty string is always returned. select2: String - Selection of object2 which is colliding - not in use at this moment, empty string is always returned. force: Number - Force of collision.		1.00
EpeContactStart	Triggered when object collision (PhysX) starts. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	object1: Object - Object with attached handler. object2: Object - Object which is colliding with object1. select1: String - Selection of object1 which is colliding - not in use at this moment, empty string is always returned. select2: String - Selection of object2 which is colliding - not in use at this moment, empty string is always returned. force: Number - Force of collision.		1.00
Explosion	Triggered when a vehicle or unit is damaged by a nearby explosion. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed.	vehicle: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to damage: Number - Damage inflicted to the object		0.76
Fired	Triggered when the unit fires a weapon. This EH will not trigger if a unit fires out of a vehicle. For those cases an EH has to be attached to that particular vehicle.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to weapon: String - Fired weapon muzzle: String - Muzzle that was used mode: String - Current mode of the fired weapon ammo: String - Ammo used magazine: String - magazine name which was used projectile: Object - Object of the projectile that was shot (Arma 2: OA and onwards)		1.85
FiredNear	Triggered when a weapon is fired somewhere near the unit or vehicle. It is also triggered if the unit itself is firing. (Exception(s): the Throw weapon wont broadcast the FiredNear event) 1.30 Works with thrown weapons.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to firer: Object - Object which fires a weapon near the unit distance: Number - Distance in meters between the unit and firer (max. distance ~69m) weapon: String - Fired weapon muzzle: String - Muzzle that was used mode: String - Current mode of the fired weapon ammo: String - Ammo used		1.00
Fuel	Triggered when the unit's fuel status changes between completely empty / not empty (only useful if the event handler is assigned to a vehicle).	vehicle: Object - Vehicle the event handler is assigned to fuelState: Boolean - 0 when no fuel, 1 when the fuel tank is full		1.85
Gear	Triggered when the unit lowers/retracts the landing gear (only useful if the event handler is assigned to is a member of the class "Plane").	vehicle: Object - Vehicle the event handler is assigned to gearState: Boolean - True when the gear is lowered, false when retracted		1.85
GetIn	Triggers when a unit enters a vehicle. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed. This EH is neither triggered upon a change of positions within the same vehicle nor by the moveInXXXX commands. However it is triggered by a "GetInXXXX" action. In vehicles with multi-turret setup, entering any turret will show "gunner" for position.	vehicle: Object - Vehicle the event handler is assigned to position: String - Can be either "driver", "gunner", "commander" or "cargo" unit: Object - Unit that entered the vehicle turret: Array - turret path (since Arma 3 v1.36)		1.85
GetInMan	Triggers when a unit enters a vehicle. Similar to "GetIn" but must be assigned to a unit and not vehicle. Persistent on respawn if assigned where unit was local.	unit: Object - Unit the event handler is assigned to position: String - Can be either "driver", "gunner", "commander" or "cargo" vehicle: Object - Vehicle the unit entered turret: Array - turret path		1.57
GetOut	Triggers when a unit gets out from a vehicle. It can be assigned to a remote vehicle but will only fire on the PC where the actual addEventHandler command was executed. This EH is triggered by both the moveOut command and by "GetOut" action.	vehicle: Object - Vehicle the event handler is assigned to position: String - Can be either "driver", "gunner", "commander" or "cargo" unit: Object - Unit that left the vehicle turret: Array - turret path (since Arma 3 v1.36)		1.85
GetOutMan	Triggers when a unit exits a vehicle. Similar to "GetOut" but must be assigned to a unit and not vehicle. Persistent on respawn if assigned where unit was local.	unit: Object - unit the event handler is assigned to position: String - Can be either "driver", "gunner", "commander" or "cargo" vehicle: Object - Vehicle that the unit left turret: Array - turret path		1.57
HandleDamage	Triggers when the unit is damaged and fires for each damaged selection separately. Works with all vehicles. This EH can accept a remote unit as argument however it will only fire when the unit is local to the PC this event handler was added on. For example, you can add this event handler to one particular vehicle on every PC. When this vehicle gets hit, only EH on PC where the vehicle is currently local will fire. If code provided returns a numeric value, this value will overwrite the default damage of given selection after processing. Return value of 0 will make the unit invulnerable if damage is not scripted in other ways (i.e using setDamage and/or setHit for additional damage handling). If no value is returned, the default damage processing will be done. This allows for safe stacking of this event handler. Only the return value of the last added "HandleDamage" EH is considered. Notes: Multiple "HandleDamage" event handlers can be added to the same unit. If multiple EHs return damage value for custom damage handling, only last returned value will be considered by the engine. EHs that do not return value can be safely added after EHs that do return value. You can save the last event as timestamp (diag_tickTime) onto the unit, as well as the current health of the unit/its selections, with setVariable and query it on each "HandleDamage" event with getVariable to define a system how to handle the "HandleDamage" event. "HandleDamage" will continue to trigger even if the unit is already dead. "HandleDamage" is persistent. If you add it to the player object, it will continue to exist after player respawned. "HandleDamage" can trigger "twice" per damage event. Once for direct damage, once for indirect damage (explosive damage). This can happen even in the same frame, but is unlikely. Additional Celery's explanation.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to. selectionName: String - Name of the selection where the unit was damaged. "" for over-all structural damage, "?" for unknown selections. damage: Number - Resulting level of damage for the selection. source: Object - The source unit that caused the damage. projectile: String - Classname of the projectile that caused inflicted the damage. ("" for unknown, such as falling damage.) (Since Arma 3 v 1.49.131802) hitPartIndex: Number - Hit part index of the hit point, -1 otherwise.		1.00
HandleHeal	Triggered when unit starts to heal (player using heal action or AI heals after being ordered). Triggers only on PC where EH is added and unit is local. If code returns false, engine side healing follows. Return true if you handle healing in script, use AISFinishHeal to tell engine that script side healing is done. See also lifeState and setUnconscious commands. NOTE: This Event Handler is broken but somewhat usable. When attached to a unit it will fire when medic action is started (not finished!) on the unit. _this select 0 will be the unit itself, _this select 1 will be the healer. The 3rd param will always be false and neither returning true nor using AISFinishHeal will have any effect on engine's default healing behaviour. If unit walks away from the healer during healing action, the heal will not finish but there is no way of detecting this within "handleheal" framework. This code will fix unit to 100% health after self-use of medpack:0 = this addEventHandler ["HandleHeal", { _this spawn { _injured = _this select 0; _healer = _this select 1; _damage = damage _injured; if (_injured == _healer) then { waitUntil {damage _injured != _damage}; if (damage _injured < _damage) then { _injured setDamage 0; }; }; }; }];	unit: Object healer: Object healercanheal: Boolean - true when healer is corpsman		1.00
HandleRating	Triggered when engine adds rating to overall rating of the unit, usually after a kill or a friendly kill. If EH code returns Number, this will override default engine behaviour and the resulting value added will be the one returned by EH code.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to rating: Number - rating to be added		1.32
HandleScore	Triggered when engine adds score to overall score of the unit, usually after a kill. If the EH code returns true or Nothing, the default engine score is applied, if it returns false, the engine score doesn't get added. For remote units like players, the event does not persist after respawn, and must be re-added to the new unit. NOTE: MP only, server only.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to object: Object - object for which score was awarded score: Number - score to be added		1.31
Hit	Triggered when the unit is hit/damaged. Is not always triggered when unit is killed by a hit. Most of the time only the killed event handler is triggered when a unit dies from a hit. The hit EH will not necessarily fire if only minor damage occurred (e.g. firing a bullet at a tank), even though the damage increased. Does not fire when a unit is set to allowDamage false.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to causedBy: Object - Object that caused the damage. Contains the unit itself in case of collisions. damage: Number - Level of damage caused by the hit		1.85
HitPart	Runs when the object it was added to gets injured/damaged. It returns the position and component that was hit on the object within a nested array, this is because the model may have more than one selection name for the hit component (i.e. a single piece of geometry can be simultaneously part of multiple, overlapping named selections). While you can add "HitPart" handler to a remote unit, the respectful addEventHandler command must be executed on the shooter's PC and will only fire on shooter's PC as well. The event will not fire if the shooter is not local, even if the target itself is local. Additionally, if the unit gets damaged by any means other than shooter's shooting, "HitPart" will not fire. Because of this, this event handler is most suitable for when the shooter needs feedback on his shooting, such as target practicing or hitmarker creation.	target: Object - Object that got injured/damaged. shooter: Object - Unit or vehicle that inflicted the damage. If injured by a vehicle impact or a fall the target itself is returned, or, in case of explosions, the null object. In case of explosives that were planted by someone (e.g. satchel charges), that unit is returned. bullet: Object - Object that was fired. position: Position3D - Position the bullet impacted (ASL). velocity: Vector3D - 3D speed at which bullet impacted. selection: Array - Array of Strings with named selection of the object that were hit. ammo: Array - Ammo info: [hit value, indirect hit value, indirect hit range, explosive damage, ammo class name] OR, if there is no shot object: [impulse value on object collided with,0,0,0] direction: Vector3D - vector that is orthogonal (perpendicular) to the surface struck. For example, if a wall was hit, vector would be pointing out of the wall at a 90 degree angle. radius: Number - Radius (size) of component hit. surface: String - Surface type struck. direct: Boolean - true if object was directly hit, false if it was hit by indirect/splash damage.		1.60
Init	Triggered whenever an entity is created. Cannot be used in scripts, only inside class Eventhandlers in config.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to		1.85
HandleIdentity	Triggered whenever an entity is created. Can be used in scripts if EH is added immediately after unit is created in unscheduled environment. If EH scope returns true, the default engine identity application is overridden.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to		1.60
IncomingMissile	Triggered when a guided missile locked on the target or unguided missile or rocket aimed by AI at the target was fired.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to ammo: String - Ammo type that was fired on the unit whoFired: Object - Object that fired the weapon		1.85
InventoryClosed	Triggered when unit closes inventory. //Delete dropped items when inventory closed player addEventHandler ["InventoryClosed", { deleteVehicle (_this select 1); }];	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to container: Object - connected container or weaponholder		1.22
InventoryOpened	Triggered when unit opens inventory. End EH main scope with true to override the opening of the inventory in case you wish to handle it yourself: //Create and open an ammo box when "Inventory" button is pressed player addEventHandler ["InventoryOpened", { player removeAllEventHandlers "InventoryOpened"; _box = "Box_NATO_Ammo_F" createVehicle [0,0,0]; _box setPos (player modelToWorld [0,1.5,0.5]); player action ["Gear", _box]; true //<-- inventory override }]; NOTE: The container returned by the EH is the container player performed "Inventory" action on. However Arma 3 inventory system allows for player to be connected to 3 different weaponholders at the same time: player inventory, vehicle or ammobox container and a ground weaponholder. So in order to return all containers nearby, nearSupplies command can be used.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to container: Object - connected container or weaponholder		1.22
Killed	Triggered when the unit is killed. Be careful when the killer has been a vehicle. For most cases the reference of the vehicle is the same as the effectiveCommander, but not always.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to killer: Object - Object that killed the unit Contains the unit itself in case of collisions.		1.85
LandedTouchDown	Triggered when a plane (AI or player) touches the ground.	plane: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to airportID: Number - ID of the airport (-1 for anything else)		1.60
LandedStopped	Triggered when an AI pilot would get out usually. Not executed for player.	plane: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to airportID: Number - ID of the airport (-1 for anything else)		1.60
Local	Triggers when locality of object in MP is changed. The event handler only triggers on the computers that are directly involved in change of locality. So if EH is added to every computer on network, it will only trigger on 2 computers, on the computer that receives ownership of the object (new owner), in which case _this select 1 will be true, and on the computer from which ownership is transferred (old owner), in which case _this select 1 will be false.	object: Object - The object that changed locality. local: Boolean - If the object is local on given computer.		1.00
PostReset	Triggers after PP effects have been reset by the engine
Put	Triggers when a unit puts an item in a container.	unit: Object - Unit to which the event handler is assigned container: Object - The container into which the item was placed (vehicle, box, etc.) item: String - The class name of the moved item		0.56
Reloaded	Triggers when a weapon is reloaded with a new magazine. For more information see: Reloaded	entity: Object - unit or vehicle to which EH is assigned weapon: String - weapon that got reloaded muzzle: String - weapon's muzzle that got reloaded newMagazine: Array - new magazine info oldMagazine: Array or Nothing - old magazine info		1.57
Respawn	Triggered when a unit respawns.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to corpse: Object - Object the event handler was assigned to, aka the corpse/unit player was previously controlling		1.00
RopeAttach	Triggered when a rope is attached to an object. In the case of sling loading, this event handler must be assigned to the helicopter and will trigger for each attached rope.	object 1: Object - Object to which the event handler is assigned. rope: Object - The rope being attached between object 1 and object 2. object 2: Object - The object that is being attached to object 1 via rope.		1.34
RopeBreak	Triggered when a rope is detached from an object. In the case of sling loading, this event handler must be assigned to the helicopter and will trigger for each detached rope.	object 1: Object - Object to which the event handler is assigned. rope: Object - The rope being detached between object 1 and object 2. object 2: Object - The object that is being detached from object 1 via rope.		1.34
SeatSwitched	Triggered when unit changes seat within vehicle. EH returns both units switching seats. If switching seats with an empty seat, one of the returned units will be objNull. The new position can be obtained with assignedVehicleRole <unit>. This EH must be assigned to a vehicle.	vehicle: Object - Vehicle to which the event handler is assigned. unit1: Object - Unit switching seat. unit2: Object - Unit switching seat.		1.49
SeatSwitchedMan	Triggered when unit changes seat within vehicle. EH returns both units switching seats. If switching seats with an empty seat, one of the returned units will be objNull. The new position can be obtained with assignedVehicleRole <unit>. This EH must be assigned to a unit and not a vehicle. This EH is persistent and will be transferred to the new unit after respawn, but only if it was assigned where unit was local.	unit1: Object - Unit switching seat. unit2: Object - Unit with which unit1 is switching seat. vehicle: Object - Vehicle where switching seats is taking place.		1.57
SoundPlayed	Triggered when player is making noises when injured or fatigued for example. The number param passed to the EH code, points to the sound origin: 1 : Breath 2 : Breath Injured 3 : Breath Scuba 4 : Injured 5 : Pulsation 6 : Hit Scream 7 : Burning 8 : Drowning 9 : Drown 10 : Gasping 11 : Stabilizing 12 : Healing 13 : Healing With Medikit 14 : Recovered	unit: Object - Unit to which the event handler is assigned sound code: Number - sound origin		0.56
Take	Triggers when a unit takes an item from a container.	unit: Object - Unit to which the event handler is assigned container: Object - The container from which the item was taken (vehicle, box, etc.) item: String - The class name of the taken item		0.56
TaskSetAsCurrent	Triggers when a player sets a task as his current task	unit: Object - Unit to which the event handler is assigned task: Task - The new current task		1.32
WeaponAssembled	Triggers when weapon gets assembled. EH should be attached to the unit and not the weapon.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to weapon: Object - Object of the assembled weapon		1.55
WeaponDisassembled	Triggers when weapon gets disassembled. EH should be attached to the unit and not the weapon. NOTE: As of Arma 3 v1.32, this event does not fire if the weapon is not local. See http://feedback.arma3.com/view.php?id=21308	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to primaryBag: Object - First backpack object which was weapon disassembled into secondarybag: Object - Second backpack object which was weapon disassembled into		1.55
WeaponDeployed	Triggers when the deployed state of a weapon or bipod changes. Note: A weapon cannot be rested and deployed at the same time.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to isDeployed: Boolean - true if deployed		1.43
WeaponRested	Triggers when weapon rested state changes (weapon near a surface that can provide weapon support). Note: A weapon cannot be rested and deployed at the same time.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to isRested: Boolean - true if rested		1.43

Curator

Curator Event Handlers are also added with addEventHandler command and are supposed to be added to curator object (not player object) where curator object is local and will be executed only where curator is local (on computer of player who's in control of it).

Class	Description	Arguments	MP-Effects	Since
CuratorFeedbackMessage	Triggered when curator attempts invalid action in curator interface. Each error has its own unique ID, recognized values are: 003 - when trying to teleport camera outside of curatorCameraArea 101 - trying to place an object when placing is disabled using setCuratorCoef "place" 102 - trying to place an object which is too expensive (cost set in curatorObjectRegistered multiplied by setCuratorCoef "place" is larger than curatorPoints) 103 - trying to place an object outside of curatorEditingArea 201 - trying to place a waypoint when waypoint placing is disabled 202 - trying to place a waypoint which is too expensive (cost set by setCuratorWaypointCost multiplied by setCuratorCoef "place" is larger than curatorPoints) 206 - trying to place a waypoint when no AI unit is selected 301 - trying to move or rotate an entity when editing is disabled using setCuratorCoef "edit" 302 - trying to move or rotate an entity when it's too expensive (entity cost multiplied by setCuratorCoef "edit" is larger than curatorPoints) 303 - trying to move an entity outside of curatorEditingArea 304 - trying to move or rotate an entity which is outside of curatorEditingArea 307 - trying to move or rotate a player (players cannot be manipulated with) 401 - trying to delete an entity when deleting is disabled using setCuratorCoef "delete" 402 - trying to delete an entity which is too expensive (cost multiplied by setCuratorCoef "delete" is larger than curatorPoints) 404 - trying to delete an entity which is outside of curatorEditingArea 405 - trying to delete an entity which has non-editable crew in it 407 - trying to delete a player (players cannot be manipulated with) 501 - trying to destroy an object when destroying is disabled using setCuratorCoef "destroy" 502 - trying to destroy an object which is too expensive (cost multiplied by setCuratorCoef "destroy" is larger than curatorPoints) 504 - trying to destroy an object which is outside of curatorEditingArea 505 - trying to destroy an object which has non-editable crew in it 506 - trying to destroy an object when no object is selected 507 - trying to destroy a player (players cannot be manipulated with) This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object errorID: Number		1.16
CuratorGroupDoubleClicked	Triggered when a group is double-clicked on in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Group		1.16
CuratorGroupPlaced	Triggered when new group is placed in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Group		1.16
CuratorGroupSelectionChanged	Triggered when a group is selected in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Group		1.16
CuratorMarkerDeleted	Triggered when a marker is deleted in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: String		1.16
CuratorMarkerDoubleClicked	Triggered when a marker is double-clicked on in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: String		1.16
CuratorMarkerEdited	Triggered when a marker is moved in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: String		1.16
CuratorMarkerPlaced	Triggered when new marker is placed in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: String		1.16
CuratorMarkerSelectionChanged	Triggered when a marker is selected in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: String		1.16
CuratorObjectDeleted	Triggered when an object is deleted in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Object		1.16
CuratorObjectDoubleClicked	Triggered when an object is double-clicked on in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Object		1.16
CuratorObjectEdited	Triggered when an object is moved or rotated in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Object		1.16
CuratorObjectPlaced	Triggered when new object is placed in curator interface. This event handler will trigger individually for each unit in a placed group - excluding the crew in vehicles. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Object		1.16
CuratorObjectRegistered	Triggered when player enters curator interface. Assign curator cost to every object in the game. This is the primary method that a mission designer can use to limit the objects a curator can place. Full article - Curator This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object input: Array of Strings - all CfgVehicles classes		1.16
CuratorObjectSelectionChanged	Triggered when an object is selected in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Object		1.16
CuratorPinged	Triggered when a player pings his curator(s) by pressing Zeus key. To add player to specific curator, use addCuratorEditableObjects command. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object player: Object		1.16
CuratorWaypointDeleted	Triggered when a waypoint is deleted in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Array		1.16
CuratorWaypointDoubleClicked	Triggered when a waypoint is double-clicked on in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Array		1.16
CuratorWaypointEdited	Triggered when a waypoint is moved in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Array		1.16
CuratorWaypointPlaced	Triggered when new waypoint is placed in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object Group: Group Waypoint Index: Number		1.16
CuratorWaypointSelectionChanged	Triggered when a waypoint is selected in curator interface. This handler is supposed to be added to curator module, not player.	curator: Object entity: Array		1.16

Eden Editor

Full article - Event Handlers: Eden Editor

addMPEventHandler

Global object event handler, executed on every connected machine.

Commands:

• addMPEventHandler
• removeMPEventHandler
• removeAllMPEventHandlers

Example:

mySoldier addMPEventHandler ["MPKilled",{hint format ["%1 was killed by %2",name (_this select 0),name (_this select 1)];}]

Class	Description	Arguments	MP-Effects	Since
MPHit	Triggered when the unit is hit/damaged. EH can be added on any machine and EH code will trigger globally on every connected client and server. This EH is clever enough to be triggered globally only once even if added on all clients or a single client that is then disconnected, EH will still trigger globally only once. Is not always triggered when unit is killed by a hit. Most of the time only the Killed event handler is triggered when a unit dies from a hit. The hit EH will not necessarily fire if only minor damage occurred (e.g. firing a bullet at a tank), even though the damage increased. Can also trigger several times for an explosion (direct and indirect damage). Does not fire when a unit is set to allowDamage false. However it will fire with "HandleDamage" EH added alongside stopping unit from taking damage addEventHandler ["HandleDamage",{0}]; Will not trigger when unit is dead. This EH must be used in conjunction with the addMPEventHandler command. Note: Call a function from the MPHit EH code space, rather to define the full code in there directly. The reason is the code space will be transferred over network on each event activation - so keep the data as small as possible!	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to causedBy: Object - Object that caused the damage. Contains the unit itself in case of collisions. damage: Number - Level of damage caused by the hit		1.55
MPKilled	Triggered when the unit is killed. EH can be added on any machine and EH code will trigger globally on every connected client and server. This EH is clever enough to be triggered globally only once even if added on all clients or a single client that is then disconnected, EH will still trigger globally only once. This EH must be used in conjunction with the addMPEventHandler command.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to killer: Object - Object that killed the unit Contains the unit itself in case of collisions		1.55
MPRespawn	Triggered when a unit, it is assigned to, respawns. This EH does not work as one would expect MP EH should work like. It is only triggered on one machine where the unit it was assigned to is local. The only difference between Respawn and MPRespawn is that MPRespawn can be assigned from anywhere while Respawn requires the unit to be local. This EH must be used in conjunction with the addMPEventHandler command. MPRespawn EH expects the EH code to return array in format of Position, which will be used to place respawned unit at desired coordinates. For example: player addMPEventHandler ["MPRespawn", {[1234,1234,0]}]; will place player at [1234,1234,0] immediately on respawn.	unit: Object - Object the event handler is assigned to corpse: Object - Object the event handler was assigned to, aka the corpse/unit player was previously controlling.		1.55

Mission Event Handlers

Mission event handlers are specific EHs that are anchored to the running mission and automatically removed when mission is over. There are following mission EHs available in Arma 3:

• Draw3D - Drawing HUD event
• Ended - Mission end event
• Loaded - Game loading from save event
• HandleDisconnect - Player disconnect in MP event
• EntityRespawned - Some entity respawn event
• EntityKilled - Some entity death event
• [[Arma_3:_Event_Handlers/addMissionEventHandler#EachFrame|EachFrame] - Per frame event
• MapSingleClick - Map click event
• HCGroupSelectionChanged - High Command group select event
• CommandModeChanged - High Command mode change event
• GroupIconClick - High Command icon click event
• GroupIconOverEnter - High Command icon enter event
• GroupIconOverLeave - High Command icon leave event
• PlayerConnected - Client joining MP mission event
• PlayerDisconnected - Client leaving MP mission event
• TeamSwitch - Player teamswitch event
• PreloadStarted - Mission preload start event
• PreloadFinished - Mission preload finish event

For detailed description see Mission Event Handlers page.

inGameUISetEventHandler

InGameUI Event Handler for adding EH to action menu. If code returns true, default action is overridden. The EH is persistent between mission restarts (at least in the editor), so it might require scripted reset.

Commands:

• inGameUISetEventHandler

Example:

inGameUISetEventHandler ["Action","hint 'Lights, Camera, Action!'"]

Class	Description	Arguments	Since
PrevAction	Triggers on mouse wheel scroll up.	No arguments are passed to the code, but Boolean return is expected instead.	-wrong parameter ("Arma") defined!-1.0
Action	Triggers on action key press.	No arguments are passed to the code, but Boolean return is expected instead.	-wrong parameter ("Arma") defined!-1.0
NextAction	Triggers on mouse wheel scroll down.	No arguments are passed to the code, but Boolean return is expected instead.	-wrong parameter ("Arma") defined!-1.0

addMusicEventHandler

Music event handler, always executed on the computer where it was added.

Commands:

• setMusicEventHandler
• addMusicEventHandler
• removeMusicEventHandler
• removeAllMusicEventHandlers

Example:

addMusicEventHandler ["MusicStop",{playMusic (_this select 0);}]

Class	Description	Arguments	Since
MusicStart	Triggers when CfgMusic sound starts playing, after being executed with playMusic command. This event handler needs to be added with addMusicEventHandler command and removed with removeMusicEventHandler.	className: String - CfgMusic class name of currently playing sound. handlerID: Number - EH id returned by addMusicEventHandler.	0.50
MusicStop	Triggers when CfgMusic sound finished playing, after being executed with playMusic command. Note that EH will not be triggered if you force stop the music with playMusic "". This event handler needs to be added with addMusicEventHandler command and removed with removeMusicEventHandler.	className: String - CfgMusic class name of currently played sound. handlerID: Number - EH id returned by addMusicEventHandler.	0.50

add3DENEventHandler

Full article - Arma 3: Event Handlers: Eden Editor

ctrlAddEventHandler

Full article - User Interface Event Handlers

displayAddEventHandler

Full article - User Interface Event Handlers