StatModifier Struct Reference

Public Member Functions
	StatModifier (float additive, float multiplicative, float flat=0f, float @base=0f)
float	ApplyTo (float baseValue)
	Use this to apply the modifiers of this StatModifier to the baseValue . You should assign the value passed in to the return result. For example: More...
StatModifier	CombineWith (StatModifier m)
override bool	Equals (object obj)
override int	GetHashCode ()
StatModifier	Scale (float scale)

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	operator!= (StatModifier m1, StatModifier m2)
static StatModifier	operator* (float mul, StatModifier m)
static StatModifier	operator* (StatModifier m, float mul)
	The multiply operator applies a multiplicative effect to the resulting multiplicative modifier. This effect is very rarely used, typical effects use the add operator. More...
static StatModifier	operator+ (float add, StatModifier m)
static StatModifier	operator+ (StatModifier m, float add)
	By using the add operator, the supplied additive modifier is combined with the existing modifiers. For example, adding 0.12f would be equivalent to a typical 12% damage boost. For 99% of effects used in the game, this approach is used. More...
static StatModifier	operator- (StatModifier m, float sub)
	By using the subtract operator, the supplied subtractive modifier is combined with the existing modifiers. For example, subtracting 0.12f would be equivalent to a typical 12% damage decrease. For 99% of effects used in the game, this approach is used. More...
static StatModifier	operator/ (StatModifier m, float div)
static bool	operator== (StatModifier m1, StatModifier m2)

Public Attributes
float	Base = 0f
	An offset to the base value of the stat. Directly applied to the base stat before multipliers are applied.
float	Flat = 0f
	Increase to the final value of the stat. Directly added to the stat after multipliers are applied.

Static Public Attributes
static readonly StatModifier	Default = new()

Properties
float	Additive = 1f [get]
	The combination of all additive multipliers. Starts at 1
float	Multiplicative = 1f [get]
	The combination of all multiplicative multipliers. Starts at 1. Applies 'after' all additive bonuses have been accumulated.

Member Function Documentation

ApplyTo()

float StatModifier.ApplyTo

(

float

baseValue

)

Use this to apply the modifiers of this StatModifier to the baseValue . You should assign the value passed in to the return result. For example:

damage = CritDamage.ApplyTo(damage)

could be used to apply a crit damage modifier to a base damage value

For help understanding the meanings of the applied values please make note of documentation for:

• Base
• Additive
• Multiplicative
• Flat

The order of operations of the modifiers are as follows:

1. The baseValue is added to Base
2. That result is multiplied by Additive
3. The previous result is then multiplied by Multiplicative
4. Finally, Flat as added to the result of all previous calculations

Parameters

baseValue

The starting value to apply modifiers to

Returns

The result of baseValue after all modifiers are applied

operator*()

static StatModifier StatModifier.operator* ( StatModifier  m, float  mul  )

static

The multiply operator applies a multiplicative effect to the resulting multiplicative modifier. This effect is very rarely used, typical effects use the add operator.

Parameters

m
mul	The factor by which the multiplicative modifier is scaled

Returns

operator+()

static StatModifier StatModifier.operator+ ( StatModifier  m, float  add  )

static

By using the add operator, the supplied additive modifier is combined with the existing modifiers. For example, adding 0.12f would be equivalent to a typical 12% damage boost. For 99% of effects used in the game, this approach is used.

Parameters

m
add	The additive modifier to add, where 0.01f is equivalent to 1%

Returns

operator-()

static StatModifier StatModifier.operator- ( StatModifier  m, float  sub  )

static

By using the subtract operator, the supplied subtractive modifier is combined with the existing modifiers. For example, subtracting 0.12f would be equivalent to a typical 12% damage decrease. For 99% of effects used in the game, this approach is used.

Parameters

m
sub	The additive modifier to subtract, where 0.01f is equivalent to 1%

Returns