AiMilitary

11 methods. Symbol/current columns are function addresses (RVA) of the native wrapper.

Community reference for this object: AiMilitary (Sukrit Tan, external).

Signatures are recovered from the game code. ⚠ = partly understood (arguments may be missing or approximate). ? after a name = optional argument. Types: integer/number are Lua numbers, enum-typed arguments show the C++ type in brackets. Two signatures mean the method is registered separately for the UI and the gameplay state and each wrapper was decoded on its own. "same code as" in the Symbol column means the compiler merged identical functions: those methods share one wrapper and cannot be told apart by address.

Method	Signature	Where	Reference	Symbol	Current
AddUnitToScriptedOperation	`AiMilitary:AddUnitToScriptedOperation(operationId: integer[IDType], unitId: integer[IDType]) (or nothing)` args: `unitId` — An id.	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5910`	`0x6c5fe0`
AllowUnitConstruction	`AiMilitary:AllowUnitConstruction(allow: boolean) (or nothing)`	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5970`	`0x6c6040`
CanConstructUnits	`AiMilitary:CanConstructUnits() → boolean`	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c59d0`	`0x6c60a0`
HasOperationAgainst	`AiMilitary:HasOperationAgainst(player?: integer[PlayerTypes], mustBeReady?: boolean, unitRange?: integer, position?: any) → boolean` args: `player` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5a20`	—
PrepareForWarWith	`AiMilitary:PrepareForWarWith(player: integer[PlayerTypes], prepare: boolean) (or nothing)` args: `player` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5a30`	`0x6c6100`
ScriptForceUpdateTargets	`AiMilitary:ScriptForceUpdateTargets() (or nothing)`	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5a90`	`0x6c6160`
SetRival	`AiMilitary:SetRival(rival: integer[PlayerTypes]) (or nothing)` args: `rival` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5ab0`	`0x6c6180`
SetScriptedOperationReady	`AiMilitary:SetScriptedOperationReady(operationId: integer[IDType]) (or nothing)`	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5b00`	`0x6c61d0`
SetScriptedTargetAndRally	`AiMilitary:SetScriptedTargetAndRally(operationId: integer[IDType], targetPlotIndex: integer, rallyPlotIndex: integer) (or nothing)`	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5b50`	`0x6c6220`
StartScriptedOperation	`AiMilitary:StartScriptedOperation(operationName: string[const char], enemy: integer[PlayerTypes]) → number (IDType)` args: `enemy` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5bd0`	`0x6c62a0`
StartScriptedOperationWithTargetAndRally ★	`AiMilitary:StartScriptedOperationWithTargetAndRally(operationName?: string, enemy?: integer[PlayerTypes], targetPlotIndex?: integer, rallyPlotIndex?: integer) → unsigned_int` args: `operationName` — A string.; `enemy` — Id of a player (as in Players[id]).	gameplay	yes ↗	`0x6c5c50`	—

Notes (★)

StartScriptedOperationWithTargetAndRally

Starts a scripted AI operation by name against an enemy, with explicit target and rally plot indexes. Returns the operation id.

Civ6-GCO reports that the rally and target plots must be visible to the player or the operation does not move (it forces visibility with PlayerVisibility.ChangeVisibilityCount). It also reports that only one running operation per OperationName per player is safe: a second one crashed the game (build of May 2021), so it generates numbered copies of the operation rows and picks a free one. Both are the author's observations and were not re-tested on the current build. The operation and behaviour-tree definitions live in the AI tables (AiOperationDefs, BehaviorTrees, BehaviorTreeNodes, TreeData). [inferred; evidence: community-reference — Civ6-GCO Data/GamePlay.xml:1095-1135, Data/PostUpdate.sql:113-136, Scripts/GCO_AIUnitScript.lua:97-195; third-party mod Civ6-GCO (Gedemon, 2021), not a Firaxis script]
In GCO's usage the returned id is -1 on failure. [inferred; evidence: community-reference — Civ6-GCO Scripts/GCO_AIUnitScript.lua ~155; third-party mod Civ6-GCO (Gedemon, 2021), not a Firaxis script]