Source Seperated Stats

A Source Separated Stat is both a regular Stat and a container Stat.

In addition to maintaining its own value, it creates and manages a separate inner Stat for each source Actor that applies a Modifier. These inner Stats are created using the Inner Stat Definition.

Whenever a Modifier is applied to the Source Separated Stat, the Modifier is applied both to the Source Separated Stat itself and to the corresponding inner Stat of the source Actor.

This allows the Source Separated Stat to maintain its own total value while also keeping track of the individual contributions made by each source Actor.

For example, if three different Actors each apply a poison Modifier to the same target, the Source Separated Stat stores the combined poison value on itself while also maintaining three separate inner Stats—one for each source Actor. This enables mechanics that depend on individual sources, such as removing the poison from a specific attacker or redirecting only the damage contributed by a particular source.

Fields

Field	Description
Inner Stat Definition	Defines the Stat Definition used to create the per-source inner Stats. When values from different source Actors are received, they are stored in separate inner Stats created from this definition.

Using Source Separated Stats

To use a Stat as a Source Separated Stat, you must use the SrcSep version of its primitive Stat type.

For example, if you want to use a FloatGenerator as a Source Separated Stat, you should create a SrcSep_Float Stat and assign the FloatGenerator Stat Definition to its Inner Stat Definition field. The SrcSep_Float Stat must also be placed in a Container_SrcSep_Float.

The same rule applies to all Stat types. For example, CounterEffect uses the EffectPack primitive type. To use it as a Source Separated Stat, create a SrcSep_EffectPack Stat, assign the CounterEffect Stat Definition to its Inner Stat Definition, and place it in a Container_SrcSep_EffectPack.