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Practice 2: Cost HP

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Last updated 4 months ago

Goal

  • Make Attack 2 costs HP or a new attribute you add.

This is not a hard challenge. You may try to do it on your own first and then come back for the answer.

Solve

  • Add Use Attribute Mod to Attack2.

  • Select the Resource Tag to Health.

  • Set an amount.

Now every Attack2 will take out 20 HP of the penguin.

Attribute in Inspector

If you are adding a new Attribute, and it is not on the UI, you might wonder how to check if it is correctly consumed.

You may go to the Character Component. It will display all the attributes it collects at runtime. You may even modify the value from there directly. If can be a helpful tool for debugging.

Runtime Only!