Attributes

Overview

Attributes provide a flexible way to control various stats which the player can invest points into. Each class can have base amounts, skills can modify them, and items can have lore which provides extra attributes.

Enabling Attributes

Attributes are disabled by default. To enable them, edit the config.yml and change "attributes-enabled" under "Classes" to true.

Attributes.yml

This is the main config file for attributes. You can completely customize them, changing which ones are available and what they do. The available options are:

• The name of the attribute
• The max amount of points a player can invest
• The icon used to represent the attribute in the GUI
• What dynamic skill settings they affect
• The stats they effect

Stat Modifiers

Attributes can directly modify certain stats. The format for these is the following:

<stat>: '<formula>'

The <stat> part is the stat to modify, which can be one of these stats:

health	The max health of a player
mana	The max health of a player
mana-regen	The max health of a player
physical-damage	The max health of a player
physical-defense	The max health of a player
skill-damage	The max health of a player
skill-defense	The max health of a player
move-speed	The max health of a player

Dynamic Settings

Attributes can modify the settings for dynamic skills. They are organized by their category (Mechanic, Target, or Condition) and have the following format:

<componentName>-<valueKey>: '<formula>'

An example which raises damage by 2% per attribute point:

Damage-value: 'a*0.02+1*v'

And another which causes more particle projectiles to be fired out:

Particle Projectile-amount: 'a*0.5+v'

You can add conditions to affect certain samples as well. Here's an example that only changes damage when the component has an Icon Key set to "example":

Damage-value: 'a*0.05+1*v:icon-key=example'

You can add multiple statements as well to target different groups. This example increases damage by 5% if the Icon Key is "example", and 2% for all other skills:

Damage-value: 'a*0.05+1*v:icon-key=example|a*0.02+1*v'

Formulas

The supported operations are:

• Addition ( + )
• Subtraction ( - )
• Multiplication ( * )
• Division ( / )
• Exponent ( ^ )

PEMADS rules do not apply to these formulas. They are read from left to right other than parenthesis. For an example of operator precedence, the following equations are identical and equate to 0:

2-5*4+2(5+1)^2 ((2-5)*4+2(5+1))^2

Formula Examples

Flat Change

a*<num>+v where <num>is the amount to change by per attribute point

Percentage Change

v(a*<num>+1) where <num> is the pertentage as a decimal (e.g. 0.01 for 1%)