Impact Action Conditions

Impact Action Conditions allow you to determine when an impact happens based on a set of conditions. Conditions can be set on the source or the target of the impact. An example of an impact condition an object that can only be impacted by items from a certain category.

Conditional Impact Action

This impact action allows you to set a list of conditions and nest impact action in case the conditions pass or fails.

In the screenshot above if the condition succeeds it will deal the damage, if it fails it will play an audio clip. The RestDamageDataOnFail option can allow you to avoid propagating the damage if the condition is set before a simple damage within the same list.

Conditional Impact Receiver

In some cases you may prefer to relay the Impact Action to the target. This way the target will choose what happens when impacted instead of the source checking for all possible conditions. In this case you must have an Impact Action that sends an impact event to the target. Similar to the ConditionImpactAction, Impact Actions can be set for both pass and fail

Additional ImpactCondition inheriting the IImpactCondition can be fetched automatically or set manually to add even more custom conditions.

/// <summary>
/// Checks the ObjectIdentifier on the target gameobject.
/// </summary>
[Serializable]
public class MyImpactCondition : ImpactActionCondition
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Internal, can the impact proceed from the context.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="ctx">Context about the hit.</param>
    /// <returns>True if the impact should proceed.</returns>
    protected override bool CanImpactInternal(ImpactCallbackContext ctx)
    {
        // Write your condition here, return true or false.
    }
}