{$errors.fatal}
{$errors.enabled|escape}
{$errors.negative|escape}
Negative awards are achievements that reflect poor actions from a player (like commiting suicide, or killing team mates, etc).
{$errors.type|escape}
{$errors.groupname|escape}
The group name is used for weapon awards since multiple awards are grouped under a single heading in the awards output. IE: "Most Kills" would appear as a header for all awards under a weapon like the AWP. The same special tokens as explained below can be used in the name.
{$errors.name|escape}
The award name is a short, generic description of what the overall award is. It should not include any specific player or weapon information. See the 'phrase' setting below.
{$errors.phrase|escape}
{literal} The award phrase is what is displayed in the awards listing for the player that won the award and should contain {$tokens} about the player and/or weapon. For example: "{$player.link} has the most kills ({$kills} total)". {/literal}
{$errors.expr|escape}
The expression defines what fields the award is calculated with and how. Special tokens are used within the expression. The tokens represent values from players or weapons depending on the type of award being created. For example you would use $kills to use the 'kills' field from player data. The expression can contain a single token or more complex computational expressions, for instance, to create percentage or ratio based awards.
If left blank the award will be used for all games or mods.
{$errors.gametype|escape}
{$errors.modtype|escape}
{$errors.class|escape}
Optional award class to use to create the awards. This points to a class file inside the Awards directory of your PsychoStats installation. The class file will contain more advanced code which will allow you to create almost any type of award beyond simple expressions.
{$errors.where|escape}
The where clause allows your award calculations to limit who or what will be counted in the calculations. For example you could generate an award for the highest bomb defusals but limit the results so that only players with more than a certain amount will count. Leave it blank if you require no limitations.
{$errors.limit|escape}
Maximum players included in the award results. 10 is default for all awards.
{$errors.order|escape}
Most awards will be ordered in DESCending order, but a few will require ASCending order instead.
{$errors.format|escape}
The format is either a sprintf string or the name of a function that takes a single argument and returns the modified result (like 'commify' to put comma's in numbers).
{$errors.description|escape}
Optional: A simple description explaining what the award is. This is generally displayed in the awards listing and should be kept short and simple. The special tokens can be used in this text.