Since it would be incredibly tedious to create thousands of unique items by hand, a simple solution is needed. Separating items into 2 parts is that solution. Base item contains stats that the item would have if it was max level. All base items are created with their stats at max level. Game item, the second item class, has an effective item level which is used to calculate effective item stats. Game items can be generated with a random level (clamped within base item's min/max level range), and with random quality affecting the item's stats. More...

Public Types
enum	Quality { Quality.Broken, Quality.Cursed, Quality.Damaged, Quality.Worn, Quality.Sturdy, Quality.Polished, Quality.Improved, Quality.Crafted, Quality.Superior, Quality.Enchanted, Quality.Epic, Quality.Legendary, Quality._LastDoNotUse }

Public Member Functions
	InvGameItem (int id)
	Create a game item with the specified ID. More...

	InvGameItem (int id, InvBaseItem bi)
	Create a game item with the specified ID and base item. More...

List< InvStat >	CalculateStats ()
	Calculate and return the list of effective stats based on item level and quality. More...

Public Attributes
Quality	quality = Quality.Sturdy
	Item quality – applies a penalty or bonus to all base stats. More...

int	itemLevel = 1
	Item's effective level. More...

Properties
int	baseItemID `[get]`
	ID of the base item used to create this one. More...

InvBaseItem	baseItem `[get]`
	Base item used by this game item. More...

string	name `[get]`
	Game item's name should prefix the quality More...

float	statMultiplier `[get]`
	Put your formula for calculating the item stat modifier here. Simplest formula – scale it with quality and item level. Since all stats on base items are specified at max item level, calculating the effective multiplier is as simple as itemLevel/maxLevel. More...

Color	color `[get]`
	Item's color based on quality. You will likely want to change this to your own colors. More...

Detailed Description

Since it would be incredibly tedious to create thousands of unique items by hand, a simple solution is needed. Separating items into 2 parts is that solution. Base item contains stats that the item would have if it was max level. All base items are created with their stats at max level. Game item, the second item class, has an effective item level which is used to calculate effective item stats. Game items can be generated with a random level (clamped within base item's min/max level range), and with random quality affecting the item's stats.

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum InvGameItem.Quality

Enumerator
Broken
Cursed
Damaged
Worn
Sturdy
Polished
Improved
Crafted
Superior
Enchanted
Epic
Legendary
_LastDoNotUse

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

InvGameItem.InvGameItem ( int id )

Create a game item with the specified ID.

InvGameItem.InvGameItem	(	int	id,
		InvBaseItem	bi
	)

Create a game item with the specified ID and base item.

Member Function Documentation

List<InvStat> InvGameItem.CalculateStats ( )

Calculate and return the list of effective stats based on item level and quality.

Member Data Documentation

int InvGameItem.itemLevel = 1

Item's effective level.

Quality InvGameItem.quality = Quality.Sturdy

Item quality – applies a penalty or bonus to all base stats.

Property Documentation

InvBaseItem InvGameItem.baseItem

get

Base item used by this game item.

int InvGameItem.baseItemID

get

ID of the base item used to create this one.

Color InvGameItem.color

get

Item's color based on quality. You will likely want to change this to your own colors.

string InvGameItem.name

get

Game item's name should prefix the quality

float InvGameItem.statMultiplier

get

Put your formula for calculating the item stat modifier here. Simplest formula – scale it with quality and item level. Since all stats on base items are specified at max item level, calculating the effective multiplier is as simple as itemLevel/maxLevel.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

D:/Projects/NGUI/Assets/NGUI/Examples/Scripts/InventorySystem/System/InvGameItem.cs

Public Types

Public Member Functions