Use the Implicit Event node () to specify an event that occurs when a condition involving an indicator state is fulfilled. When an event occurs, it is possible to specify reinitialization of global state variables. Right-click an Implicit Event node to add a Reinitialization on Domains, Boundaries, Edges, or Points node.

Enter the condition in the Condition field using indicator states, comparisons operators (< or >), and logical operators (!, ||, or &&). When the condition changes its state from false to true at the zero crossing of one of the indicator states, this triggers the implicit event.

For example, use z>0 to trigger the event when the indicator state z goes from negative to positive, and use z<0 to trigger when z goes from positive to negative. The condition is only evaluated at zero crossings of the indicator states, so, for example, using z>1 as a condition never triggers the event.

In the table, enter information in the Variable and Expression columns for the global state variables that the event reinitializes to the given expression.