Stat Scaling Source

📈 StatScalingSource Struct

The StatScalingSource struct is used by a Stat as the source to scale itself. It essentially works as the scaling settings.

Namespace: Esper.Inventool.Stats Access: public Type: struct Attributes: [Serializable]

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📦 Fields

Access	Field	Type	Description
public	scalingType	ScalingSource.ScalingType	The scaling mode used (None, Linear, Curve).
public	initialValue	StatValue	The starting value.
public	increment	StatValue	The scaling amount used for linear scaling.
public	min	StatValue	The minimum value used for curve scaling.
public	max	StatValue	The maximum value used for curve scaling.
public	curve	AnimationCurve	The curve used when scaling type is Curve.

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🧰 Constructors

Access	Constructor	Description
public	StatScalingSource(StatValue initialValue)	Creates a scaling source with no scaling.
public	StatScalingSource(StatValue initialValue, StatValue increment)	Creates a scaling source with linear scaling.
public	StatScalingSource(StatValue initialValue, StatValue min, StatValue max, AnimationCurve curve)	Creates a scaling source with curve scaling.

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🧰 Methods

Access	Method	Returns	Description
public	SetIdentity(StatIdentity identity)	void	Sets the identity for all values (initialValue, increment, min, max).
public	GetScaledValue(int level, int maxLevel)	StatValue	Gets the scaled value at a specific level.

Create a Scaling Source

// Linear scaling source
StatScalingSource myStatScalingSource = new StatScalingSource()
{
    scalingType = ScalingSource.ScalingType.Linear, // Linear scaling
    initialValue = new StatValue(myIdentity, 10), // Set the initial stat value to 10 
    increment = new StatValue(myIdentity, 10), // Scale by 10 per level
};

Set Identity

The SetIdentity method can be used to set the Stat Identity of the stat values.

myStatScalingSource.SetIdentity(myIdentity);

Get Scaled Value

You can get the scaled value at a certain level with the GetScaledValue method. This requires 2 integers: the current level and the max level.

// Current level: 1, Max level: 100
var scaledValue = myStatScalingSource.GetScaledValue(1, 100);