This behavior is used to deal damage to a target.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| dir_angle_xz | The direction to modify the attackers angle by. |
| dir_angle_y | The direction to modify the attackers angle by. |
| dir_force | The amount of force to apply towards angle specified in dir_angle_xz or dir_angle_y. |
| dont_apply_immune | Whether or not to apply immunity to the caster of the behavior. |
| max damage | The maximum amount of damage to be dealt. |
| min damage | The minimum amount of damage to be dealt. |
| on_fail_armor | The behavior to use on failure due to the target having armor. |
| on_fail_blocked | The behavior to use on failure due to the attack being blocked. |
| on_fail_immune | The behavior to use on failure due to the target being immune. |
| on_success | The behavior to use on success of the attack. |
| radius | The radius of the attack. |
| use_caster_velocity | Whether or not to use the casters velocity. |
| velocity_multiplier | Value to multiply velocity by when attacking(?). |
It is unknown what the following variables are used for: - dont_apply_immune - dir_angle_xz - dir_angle_y - dir_force - radius - use_caster_velocity - velocity_multiplier
Align to the byte boundary
[u16] - Number of bits used for this basic attack serialization and all sub-branches. (referred to as :samp:`allocatedSize`)
Save the offset at this position for use later (referred to here as :samp:`startOffset`)
Note
If the target blocked the attack, :samp:`allocatedSize` would be a 1. If the target was immune it would be a 2. If the success state branches are reached, then this value also represents the
sum of all the sub behaviors!
[bit] - True if the attack was blocked, false otherwise.
if blocked:
align the bitStream to :samp:`startOffset + allocatedSize` and return
[bit] - True if the the target is immune, false otherwise.
if immune:
align the bitStream to :samp:`startOffset + allocatedSize` and return
[bit] - True if the attack dealt any damage at all, false otherwise.
if any damage was done at all:
[u32] - The amount of armor damage that was dealt.
[u32] - Amount of life damage that was dealt.
[bit] - Whether or not the target died from the basic attack.
[u8] - The success state of the attack.
if success state == 1:
else if success state == 2:
else:
align the bitStream to :samp:`startOffset + allocatedSize` and return
Note
For serializing the behavior, the success state is determined as follows:
if any health damage was done at all, the success state is 1.
if zero health damage was done and armor damage is greater than zero, the success state is 2. Has one caveat mentioned below.
if none of the above are true and any of the following are true, the success state is 3:
- armor damage was dealt but no :samp:`on_fail_armor` behavior was present.
- the attack was not successful i.e. zero damage was done, both in armor and in health