The Stats Editor allows you to set up various stat-related aspects for your game. This includes character stats, experience leveling data, equipment slot configurations, skills, status effects, and currencies.

The Character Stats section allows you to modify certain aspects of the stats for your game's characters. This includes defining maximum values for the built-in stats and creating custom stats. To add a custom stat, click the green “plus” button. Clicking the red “X” button will remove the currently selected stat, while the “pencil” button can be used to rename a custom stat.

Refer to the table below for a list of built-in stats that can be retrieved or modified for a character.

A character's stats can be accessed in a script using the built-in “.stat” syntax along with one of the IDs listed in the “ID” column above. The specific Bauxite code for referencing a stat can be copied to the clipboard by selecting the stat in the editor then clicking the “clipboard” icon next to the code. You can also use the Set Stat, Increase Stat, and Decrease Stat scripting functions to modify a stat.

Examples:

Restore the player's health to the maximum value (directly and via Set Stat):

player.stat["hp"] = player.stat["max_hp"];

set_stat("hp", player.stat["max_hp"], player);

Increase the player's currency by 100 (directly and via Increase Stat):

player.stat["currency"] += 100;

increase_stat("currency", 100, player);

The Leveling section allows you to set up leveling information for your characters. This includes a table of levels and the experience points required for each level. You can configure specific stat increases for each level, including any custom stats you've defined in the Character Stats section. When a character reaches a particular level, those stat increases will be automatically applied.

To add a new level to the table, click the green “plus” button. Clicking on a value in the “Required XP” column will allow you to edit the amount required for that level. To adjust the stat increases for a particular level, click on the level number in the “Level” column. To remove a level, click the red “X” button.

The Equipment section allows you to view and edit equipment slot configurations for the characters in your game. The default built-in slot configuration can be viewed but not edited. To add a new slot configuration, click the green “plus” button. To set a custom slot configuration as the default one for your game, click the “star” button. A slot configuration can be removed by clicking the red “X” button.

When a custom configuration is selected in the “Slot Configurations” dropdown, you can edit the equipment slots for that configuration. To add a slot, click the green “plus” button. A slot can be removed by clicking the red “X” button. Clicking on a slot ID allows you to edit that slot. See below for a description of each setting.

The Skills section allows you to create special abilities for the player characters in your game to use, e.g. spells or other capabilities that let them interact with other characters, themselves, or even their environment in various ways. To add a skill, click the green “plus” button. A skill can be removed by clicking the red “X” button.

See below for a description of each skill setting.

Refer to the table below for a description of each effect that can be added to a skill.

The Status Effects section allows you to create statuses that can be applied to characters for a duration of time or permanently, e.g. healing/damage over time or stat buffs/debuffs. To add a status effect, click the green “plus” button. A status effect can be removed by clicking the red “X” button.

See below for a description of each status effect setting.

The Currency section allows you to edit the name and image for the built-in base currency, and even create custom currencies for your game. To add a custom currency, click the green “plus” button. A custom currency can be removed by clicking the red “X” button. You can choose the name and image for a custom currency, as well as the stat to which it will be tied.

Refer to the table below for a description of each currency setting.