code/__DEFINES/status_effects.dm

STATUS_EFFECT_MULTIPLE	if it allows multiple instances of the effect
STATUS_EFFECT_UNIQUE	if it allows only one, preventing new instances
STATUS_EFFECT_REPLACE	if it allows only one, but new instances replace
STATUS_EFFECT_REFRESH	if it only allows one, and new instances just instead refresh the timer
STATUS_EFFECT_FAST_PROCESS	Processing flags - used to define the speed at which the status will work This is fast - 0.2s between ticks (I believe!)
STATUS_EFFECT_NORMAL_PROCESS	This is slower and better for more intensive status effects - 1s between ticks
IGNORE_RESTRAINTS	If the incapacitated status effect will ignore a mob in restraints (handcuffs)
IGNORE_STASIS	If the incapacitated status effect will ignore a mob in stasis (stasis beds)
IGNORE_GRAB	If the incapacitated status effect will ignore a mob being agressively grabbed
STATUS_EFFECT_TIME_THRESHOLD	Time threshold after which we launch ending timer - this should be higher than the slowest processing rate

Define Details

If the incapacitated status effect will ignore a mob being agressively grabbed

If the incapacitated status effect will ignore a mob in restraints (handcuffs)

If the incapacitated status effect will ignore a mob in stasis (stasis beds)

Processing flags - used to define the speed at which the status will work This is fast - 0.2s between ticks (I believe!)

if it allows multiple instances of the effect

This is slower and better for more intensive status effects - 1s between ticks

if it only allows one, and new instances just instead refresh the timer

if it allows only one, but new instances replace

Time threshold after which we launch ending timer - this should be higher than the slowest processing rate

if it allows only one, preventing new instances