Class AbilityDestroyEventData
Event data for an ability object's OnDestroy dispatch — the fourth ability event payload.
public class AbilityDestroyEventData : EventData- Inheritance
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AbilityDestroyEventData
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Remarks
Why this exists. OnDestroy used to dispatch a bare EventData carrying
only the caster and a tick. TryResolveFrom(EventData, out AbilityObject) reads the collision,
spawn and tick payloads, so every object-scoped action wired to OnDestroy —
AbilityApplyAreaAction, AbilityApplyHitscanAction, AbilityHitCountAction,
AbilityForkHitAction, AbilityMoveTransformAction,
AbilitySpawnMultiplyAction, AbilityApplyTargetAction — resolved nothing and
returned having silently done nothing. That made the most ordinary shape in the genre,
a projectile that detonates in an area when its lifetime runs out, impossible to
author, and it failed quietly rather than warning.
The spatial origin is the OBJECT, not the caster. Target is set to the dying object's GameObject so a selector on an OnDestroy trigger centres on where the projectile ENDED. Falling back to the initiator, as an empty event does, would centre a detonation on the caster — the one place it certainly did not happen.
TargetCharacter is deliberately left null: an expiring object struck nobody, and an action that resolves a target strictly should decline rather than invent one. The per-candidate characters come from the trigger's own selector fan-out, as everywhere else.
Constructors
AbilityDestroyEventData(ICharacter, AbilityObject)
Builds the payload for one object's destroy dispatch.
public AbilityDestroyEventData(ICharacter initiator, AbilityObject abilityObject)Parameters
initiatorICharacterThe caster, or the snapshot phantom that replaced it.
abilityObjectAbilityObjectThe object being destroyed.
Properties
AbilityObject
The object being destroyed. Still positioned and active while the events run.
public AbilityObject AbilityObject { get; }