Stat Identity

Scripting with the StatIdentities class.

The StatIdentity class is used by a Stat to give itself rules and to separate itself from others.

Fields & Properties

Name	Description	Type	Access
displayName	The full stat name.	string	public
abbreviation	The abbreviated name.	string	public
icon	An icon that represents the stat.	Sprite	public
color	The color scheme of the stat.	Color	public
useColorForIcon	If the color should be applied to the icon.	bool	public
enableAttributeStrictness	If true, stats of this identity will not be able to do mathematical operations with identities of the same type if their attributes are different.	bool	public
numericType	The numeric type of this stat.	StatValue.NumericType	public
valueType	The value type of this stat. Value: treat the value as an exact value. Percent: treat the value as a percentage.	StatValue.ValueType	public
hasMin	If this stat has a min value.	bool	public
hasMax	If this stat has a max value.	bool	public
minValue	The minimum value.	StatValue	public
maxValue	The maximum value.	StatValue	public

Creating Stat Identities

It's not at all recommended to create stat identities at runtime, but it is possible. StatIdentity's are scriptable objects which cannot be created as assets at runtime for later use.

StatIdentity identity = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<StatIdentity>();

The stat identity IDs must be unique. When creating them from the Stat IDs tab, unique IDs are set automatically. However, this is not done when creating them at runtime. You'd need to create your own method of ensuring IDs of generated stat identities are unique.

Getting Stat Identities

Stat identities created through the Stat IDs tab can be retrieved at runtime.

Get a Single Stat Identity

You can get a stat identity by its ID, name, or abbreviation with the Inventool.GetStatIdentity method.

StatIdentity myStatIdentity = Inventool.GetStatIdentity("HP");

Get All Stat Identities

var statIdentities = Inventool.GetAllStatIdentities();

Clamp

You can clamp a numeric value or StatValue within a StatIdentity's min and max ranges.

StatValue myStatValue = new StatValue(myStatIdentity, 100);
myStatValue = myStatIdentity.Clamp(myCurrencyValue);