ExperienceLevellingSystem

The all-time classic, the experience levelling system!

JSON Format

{
  "type": "ExperienceLevellingSystem",
  "level_up_view_title": ...,
  "level_up_button_text": ...,
  "level_up_icon": ...,
  "level_up_icon_color": ...,
  "level_up_view": ...,
  "on_level_up_confirm": ...,
  "experience_name": ...,
  "experience_abbreviation": ...,
  "level_stat_name": ...,
  "option_name": ...,
  "tables": ...,
  "milestones_system_name": ...
}

Fields

Field	Type	Required	Description
level_up_view_title	StatFormulaComponent	✓
level_up_button_text	String	✓
level_up_icon	String	✓
level_up_icon_color	String	✓
level_up_view	RPGView	✓
on_level_up_confirm	Effect	✓
experience_name	String		Optional. Defaults to "Experience". The name of the experience in your system. It could be "Learning Points" or something.
experience_abbreviation	String		Optional. Defaults to "EXP". Analogous to the experience_name, but this is the abbreviation for it.
level_stat_name	String		Optional. Defaults to "level". The id of the stat in your character that represents the current level.
option_name	String		Optional. Defaults to "Tracks". This is the name of the group of options that the player can have as far as progression tables go. e.g: the default is "Tracks", as you could define a fast progression track table and a slow progression track table, for example.
tables	List<ExperienceTable>	✓	Progression tables for the experience system. Most systems will probably have only one, but you could provide multiple if you wanted to allow the player to customize how fast they want to progress, how far, etc. If you define multiple tables, you might want to provide the option_name property with a different value from the default.
milestones_system_name	String		Optional. Defaults to null (no milestone progression system). If a milestones progression system should be offered to the player, you should set this property with an appropriate name for that progression system