Description: AttributeTable

AttributeTable just works as its name, it’s a table of numerical properties that your skills may concern.

It’s totally open to be self-defined.

For example, you can define as follows:

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
public class AttributeTable:ScriptableObject {
    [ReadOnly]public string TAG;
    public string Owner;
    public TheSkill system;

    private GameObject target;
    public void init(TheSkill system){
        this.TAG = system.TAG;target = system.gameObject;
    }
    //Above should not be modifield.

    //Below are examples of customization
    public int health;
    public int mana;
    public int movement;
    public float manaRegenSpeed;
    public float healthRegenSpeed;
    public float attackSpeed;
    ...
}

Notice that there are two properties reserved as TAG and Owner, it’s tag to distinguish this object from other tables.

E.g.

Table	TAG	Owner
table0	Human	Mark
table1	Human	Julier
table2	Demon	Satan

TAG totally has no conflict with unity’s tag system, it’s just a string field to classify these objects.While Owner has no more usage than giving a note for users to know the exact attribution of one AtrributeTable object,you can even set it as empty.

In this way you can clearly know the attribution of one AttributeTable object. Notice that changing TAG is not expected after the object’s generation, though it’s public (just for the convenience of tag checking).

Also there’s is a reference for TheSkill and you should not modify that.(it will be auto assigned).

The GameObject target is for the reference of the gameobject which haves the system(based on the considerations that you may make use of some components of the gamobject such as RigidBody and Collider).

Also, you should not modify it as it will be auto assigned by other scripts.

Your self-defined skillnode can get the object reference only in this way:

node.attributes.target

In one word, you can add any properites (and functions) into the script AttributeTable.cs and they will appear in the inspector as expected.