Limiter
A Limiter Stat limits an incoming Effect value based on configurable rules.
The limit can be applied as either a minimum or maximum value, using a constant Stat value or a percentage of another Stat. It can also be applied conditionally based on Stat checks.
Limiter Signature
The Limiter Signature defines how the incoming Effect value is limited.
Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Limit Value Sign | Determines which Effect value sign the Limiter applies to. See Value Sign for the available options. |
| Limit By | Determines whether the Effect value is limited by a minimum or maximum value. See Limit By Types below. |
| Limit Value Type | Determines how the limit value is calculated. See Limit Value Types below. |
| Use Limit Stat | Uses another Stat selected from the Interaction Actors instead of the Limiter Stat's own value. |
| Limit Stat | Defines the Stat used as the limit value when Use Limit Stat is enabled. |
| Percentage Source Stat | Defines the Stat whose value is used when Limit Value Type is set to Percentage. |
| Value Type Of Percentage Source Stat | Determines which value type of the Percentage Source Stat is used for the percentage calculation. |
| State Check | Enables conditional application of the Limiter. |
| Use Multi Stat Check | Evaluates the condition using multiple Stats instead of a single Stat. |
| Single Stat Checker | Defines the condition evaluated against a single Stat. |
| Multi Stat Checker | Defines the condition evaluated against multiple Stats. |
| Add Result Attribute If Pass | Adds a Result Attribute to the Effect if the Limiter is applied. |
| Adding Attribute | The Result Attribute added to the Effect. |
Limit By Types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Min | Ensures the Effect value is not lower than the calculated limit. |
| Max | Ensures the Effect value does not exceed the calculated limit. |
Limit Value Types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Value | Uses the Limit Stat's value directly as the limit. |
| Percentage | Treats the Limit Stat's value as a percentage (0–1) and calculates the limit from the selected Percentage Source Stat. For example, if the Limit Stat value is 0.25 and the Percentage Source Stat value is 200, the calculated limit is 50. |