Info: list of CS:GO events

[freddukes]

Okay, just printed all the events I could find for CS:GO. I couldn't find a list anywhere, so I just put some code to write out to a file whenever an event fire has been activated. (Is there an easier way of obtaining this information, or an already more extensive list?).

Anyway, the list of events are as follows:

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achievement_earned
announce_phase_end
begin_new_match
bomb_beep
bomb_begindefuse
bomb_beginplant
bomb_defused
bomb_dropped
bomb_exploded
bomb_pickup
bomb_planted
break_prop
bullet_impact
buytime_ended
cs_intermission
cs_pre_restart
cs_round_final_beep
cs_round_start_beep
cs_win_panel_match
cs_win_panel_round
decoy_detonate
decoy_firing
decoy_started
door_moving
enter_bombzone
enter_buyzone
enter_rescue_zone
entity_killed
entity_visible
exit_bombzone
exit_buyzone
exit_rescue_zone
flashbang_detonate
game_init
grenade_bounce
hegrenade_detonate
hostage_follows
hostage_hurt
hostage_killed
hostage_rescued
hostage_rescued_all
hostage_stops_following
item_equip
item_pickup
player_activate
player_avenged_teammate
player_blind
player_connect
player_connect_full
player_death
player_disconnect
player_footstep
player_given_c4
player_hurt
player_jump
player_radio
player_spawn
player_spawned
player_team
player_use
round_announce_match_point
round_announce_match_start
round_announce_warmup
round_end
round_end_upload_stats
round_freeze_end
round_mvp
round_officially_ended
round_poststart
round_prestart
round_start
server_cvar
server_pre_shutdown
server_shutdown
server_spawn
smokegrenade_detonate
smokegrenade_expired
switch_team
weapon_fire
weapon_reload
weapon_zoom

Note: This is probably not ALL the events, just the ones which were fired whilst I played a hostage map / detonation map. I'm sure there are more events in other game modes, or ones which did not yet fire.

-freddukes

[L'In20Cible]

Hey freddukes,

Using GFCScape you can open C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\pak01_dir.vpk, extract the file resource/modevents.res and get the entire list of events available.

Here's the file: http://pastebin.com/SVK5c8Zy

[freddukes]

Ah. That's much better I knew that file must have been lurking somewhere. Silly packed files, why can't it be like CSS

Cheers

-freddukes