It gives repeatable projectile abilities that are OVERPOWERED! Perfect for bosses. 💩 So the concept it’s simple, but implementing it in a “DataBlock” makes it a bit messy i would say.

Technical Doc: So the ability sheet as all the variables. Problem is the script that manages the instantiation, it’s a “DataBlock” and this shares info among all instances - and when an ability it’s instantiated from 2 sources (player and monster) things goes sideways

The way it was implemented was using promises, meaning coroutine methods. Now i don’t know how advisable it is, but i don’t really like the approach. Besides, the character animation are not playing the “throw” animation eveytime, and that sucks!

** Required: **

• First follow the tutorial of the add-on:https://discord.com/channels/1090763611938496553/1365685019879673958

** Steps: **

• Add the following properties to ProjectileAvilitySheet.cs

        [Header("Repetition")]
        [SerializeField] private int m_repetition = 0;
        [SerializeField] private int m_tiltDegree = 25; //i find this to be the perfect degreeAngle
        [SerializeField] private float m_repetitionDelay = 0.5f;



        public int repetition => m_repetition;
        public int tiltDegree => m_tiltDegree;
        public float repetitionDelay => m_repetitionDelay;

• Replace the iAbilityProjectileSpreadType.cs from the previous tutorial/add-on with this one. This just adds extra features in the CircularSpreadType method.

** How to Use:**

• Change the parameters of Repetition in your projectile sheet.
• Parameters: repetition:number of repetitions. 0=no repeat, lauch only once; TiltDegree: tilts the even index of repetition (ex: 2,4,6); Repetition Delay: delay between repetitions.

** Example Usage **:

• Duplicate “AB_FIRESTART” and name it “AB_FireStar_Elite”, set value: repetition:3; tilt:25; delay:0.4;