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===== Parameters ===== | ===== Parameters ===== | ||
* '''_Character''': The character that was damaged. | * '''_Character''': The character that was damaged. | ||
− | * '''_Percentage''': The | + | * '''_Percentage''': The percentage of vitality/hit points that was removed by this damage event. |
* '''_Source''': The GUID of the character or item that caused the damage. In case the damage is caused by a surface, this will be the creator of said surface (can be NULL if the game cannot determine the party responsible, e.g. if you are damaged by a static fire surface that was painted in the editor). | * '''_Source''': The GUID of the character or item that caused the damage. In case the damage is caused by a surface, this will be the creator of said surface (can be NULL if the game cannot determine the party responsible, e.g. if you are damaged by a static fire surface that was painted in the editor). | ||
===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== |
Revision as of 17:24, 23 November 2017
Full Definition(s)
- event CharacterReceivedDamage((CHARACTERGUID)_Character, (INTEGER)_Percentage, (GUIDSTRING)_Source)
Description
Thrown when a character receives damage from an attack or an environmental effect such as a surface.
Parameters
- _Character: The character that was damaged.
- _Percentage: The percentage of vitality/hit points that was removed by this damage event.
- _Source: The GUID of the character or item that caused the damage. In case the damage is caused by a surface, this will be the creator of said surface (can be NULL if the game cannot determine the party responsible, e.g. if you are damaged by a static fire surface that was painted in the editor).
Notes
- This event is thrown even if _Percentage 0.0, i.e., if all damage was blocked by armor or because _Character is immune to the damage type.
- This event is not thrown if the "damage" healed _Character; in that case, a corresponding HEAL status will be applied to _Character instead.
See Also
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