# Human-specific conditions The following conditions are used in the Animation Selector specifically for actors of type `human`.

Condition	Description
`human_fsm_semaphore "<name>"`	Checks whether the specified semaphore is currently active. See: Semaphore documentation
`human_fsm_state "<state_name>"`	Checks whether the current FSM state matches the specified one. Registered FSM state names can be found in FSM definitions (`state` blocks).
`human_kill_flags "<kill_flag_name>" [...]`	Checks whether all listed kill flags are active for the `human` actor. See: Kill flags reference.
`human_fsm_counter`	Checks the value of an FSM counter for a `human` actor. See: FSM counters reference.
`human_hold_strap`	Checks whether the unit needs to hold the strap of a weapon slung over their back.
`human_throw_type`	Checks which grenade throwing method has been selected. See: Grenade throw types.
`human_stuff [holding \| mounting \| picking] "<item_type>"`	Checks the unit’s interaction with the specified items at the current moment: `holding` — the item is currently held in hands `mounting` — the item is being equipped `picking` — the item is being picked up from the ground The item type is determined by the `props` names defined in the item’s `.def` file. Multiple item types can be checked simultaneously. See: Item type to props mapping

Item type to props mapping

| Item type | Properties names (props) | Description | | --------- | -------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | `nothing` | — | Unit is holding nothing | | `bazooka` | `weapon`, `rocketlauncher` | Shoulder-fired rocket launcher | | `mgun` | `weapon`, `mgun` | Machine gun | | `smg` | `weapon`, `smg` | Submachine gun | | `rifle` | `weapon`, `rifle` | Rifle | | `pistol` | `weapon`, `pistol` | Pistol | | `flamer` | `weapon`, `flame_thrower` | Flamethrower | | `small` | `smallitemin1hand` | Small item, e.g., a grenade | | `1hand` | `itemin1hand` | One-handed item, e.g., a canister | | `2hands` | `itemin2hands` | Two-handed item, e.g., a crate | | `body` | `human` | Corpse | | `flag` | `flag` | Flag |

Kill flags reference

Flag	Description
`front`	Killed from the front
`back`	Killed from behind
`blast`	Killed by explosion
`piercing`	Killed by bullet
`go`	The soldier was moving
`run`	The soldier was running
`cover_in_trench`	The soldier was in a trench in `snipe` state ⚠️ Note: The standard `linked` check won’t work here because at the moment of death, the unit is already unlinked.

#### Conditions for checking FSM counters > **FSM counter condition syntax** > > ``` > if human_fsm_counter [inc|get|once] of > ``` > > Where: > > * `` — the name of the counter > * The available check modes are: > * `inc` — increment the counter by 1 and compare it to `` > * `get` — check the current value without changing it > * `once` — return `true` if the counter value is greater than 0, and reset it to 0

FSM counter names for human actors

* `knife` — knife throw * `down` — going prone * `alert` — dodge from grenade * `pose` — pose selection * `forced_smoke` — smoking request triggered by script

Examples: FSM counter check

``` {if human_fsm_counter "down" inc 0 of 2 [...]} {if human_fsm_counter "down" get 0 of 2 [...]} ```

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