🔟Collectable
Can be collected by the player and added to your Inventory. May trigger other logic with a message if consumable or equipment.
Build Singleplayer & Multiplayer Logic - about [SP] or [MP] behaviours or components
Collect an object by interaction (press
E
) or collision (enters the player Inventory)
Communications
Inputs: Collect an object by:
The object enters the player Inventory | Outputs: One message may be sent when the object is:
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Common Uses
Trigger gameplay, Avatar buffs/debuffs, etc. based on player choice when collected objects are:
Equipped (if equipment)
🆕 Consumed (if set as consumable with toggle)
Collecting objects as part of a story or quest (materials, special items, etc)
Rewarding players gradually for risk-taking by allowing them to access increasingly beneficial Equipment to use
Motivating players to explore by finding hidden items and/or collecting all items
Creating what feels like an economy to purchase items, though the player Inventory currently does not track items being consumed
Any game with a mechanic to make Objects disappear upon collision (which will add up in the player Inventory)
Parameters
Options | Details |
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Global (toggle in MP Collectable) True - One instance per Experience to collect False - One instance per player to collect | |
Collect Action - Defines how the collection occurs (Avatar collision or interaction) | |
Display Name - Name of the object displayed in the bottom right when collected (Note: asset name appears in Inventory) | |
Collect Amount - How many objects are added to the Inventory when collected | |
Collect Sound - Sound played when collected | |
Message on Collect - Message sent when collected | |
Is Droppable (toggle) - can drop via Inventory | |
Is Consumable (toggle) - players can consume and send a message to trigger logic (broadcast to all, self/player, or rules) | |
On Equip Broadcast (for equipment assets) Message on Equip - message sent when the collected equipment is applied to the player's avatar (sent every time it is equipped) Equip Broadcast Type - How the message is sent
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On Equip - Effects & Enhancement
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