Unit Feat Behaviour¶
Game version: 1.32a
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Library table: Unit Feat Behaviour (ID 433) · S&S Editor slot: 17 · Template: 17 unit_feat_behavior.csv
Defines the combat effect of a Unit Feat. The Behaviour ID (col 0) selects an engine combat behaviour and dictates how the Data columns are read; the Phase/attack/enemy-group columns gate when it applies.
Columns¶
Column names + count are read from the live template (the game's own headers); descriptions are curated.
| Col | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Behaviour ID | Behaviour ID — selects the engine combat behaviour (and how Data1-4 are interpreted). See the behaviour list below. |
| 1 | Unit Feat ID | Unit Feat ID — must match a Unit Feats row (col 0). |
| 2 | Name | Name — your own comment field. |
| 3 | Regular Attack | Regular Attack — 1 if used in regular (melee) attack, else 0. |
| 4 | Artillery Attack | Artillery Attack — 1 if used in artillery/ranged attack, else 0. |
| 5 | Phase | Phase — when in combat it applies. Values: 1 = only when attacking the hex; 2 = only when defending the hex; 3 = combat all; 4 = result changer (kill/pinned/retreat/miss); 5 = attack-startup mod; 11 = start of combat round; 12 = river / lt modifier |
| 6 | Enemy Unit Group | Enemy unit group — only takes effect if the opponent individual is of this group. Values: -1 = all unit groups; 0 = Infantry; 1 = Guns; 2 = Motorized; 3 = Tanks; 4 = Walkers; 5 = Protectors |
| 7 | Data1 | Data1 — meaning depends on the Behaviour ID (col 0). |
| 8 | Data2 | Data2 — meaning depends on the Behaviour ID. |
| 9 | Data3 | Data3 — meaning depends on the Behaviour ID. |
| 10 | Data4 | Data4 — meaning depends on the Behaviour ID (current template; not in the S&S doc). |
Notes¶
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Behaviour IDs are an engine enum. Common ones (from the S&S doc, unverified vs current source): 14 Avoid-Retreat (Data1 = % chance), 16 Destroy-Entrench (Data1 = entr loss %/round), 17 Build-Entrench (Engineer), 24 Kill→Retreat (Data1 = % convert), 26 Breakthrough (Data1 = % chance). Inspect a vanilla feat in the debugger to copy a known-good setup.
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Full source-derived behaviour-ID semantics are a planned follow-up; treat the list above as provisional.
This doc was generated from extracting data from Shadow Empire version 1.32a on 2026-06-05 06:56 UTC.