Adding a New Attack Skill

Step 1: Create Skill Configuration

Option A: Duplicate Existing Skill

1. Navigate to: Assets/RGame/RoguelikeKit/ScriptableObjects/DataSO/Skill/AttackSkill/BothSideSkill.asset

2. Right-click an existing skill → Duplicate

3. Rename (e.g., FireWhirlwind_Skill.asset)

Option B: Create New Skill

1. Right-click in folder → Create → RGame → RoguelikeKit → Skill → BothSideSkill

2. Name it with clear convention (e.g., IceSpear_Skill.asset)

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Step 2: Configure Skill Parameters

Open the new skill config in Inspector and modify:

Parameter	Description
SkillType	Attack/Attribute
SkillIcon	UI display icon
Key	Unique identifier
MixAttributeSkillKey	Required attribute skill for super-weapon upgrade
SkillPrefab
Velocity	Movement speed
Duration	Active time (seconds)
CD	Cooldown time
Damage	Base damage value
Amount	Initial projectiles
Area	Effect size/scale
UpgradeAttribute	Enhanced stat per level

Step 3: Add Motion/Visual Effects of Attack Skills

Since it's difficult to modify the attack mode of the skill without writing code. Then, I will teach you how to quickly write different attack modes with the help of AI. I believe that even if you have no coding experience, you can quickly create the motion effects you want.

All you need to do is copy the following paragraph and specify the motion effect you want to write. As well as the names of the two scripts, it is best to name one ending in SkillCast and the other in Skill.

Here's the skill launcher that's already available, 
and the script for the skill itself, which I'd like you to modify to get a 
different motion effectusing. I hope you can give me the full code and tell 
me how to use it.

UnityEngine;

namespace RGame.RoguelikeKit
{
    public class CircularAttackSkillCast : SkillCast
    {
        [SerializeField] private float _midAngle;
        private float _angle = -45;
        
        public override void Cast(SkillDataSO skillData)
        {
            base.Cast(skillData);
            
            int amount = _stat.GetValue("Amount") + skillData.Amount;
            int damage = (int)(_stat.GetValue("Might") * skillData.Damage * 0.01f) + 1;
            float velocity = skillData.Velocity * _stat.GetValue("SkillSpeed") * 0.01f;
            float duration = skillData.Duration * _stat.GetValue("Duration") * 0.01f;

            if (skillData.CurrentState is SkillCurrentState.Mixed)
            {
                for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++)
                {
                    var go = _pool.Request(Key);
                    var skill = go.GetComponent<CircularAttackSkill>();
                
                    skill.transform.position = _globalConfig.GlobalPlayer.transform.position;
                    skill.transform.localScale = skill.transform.localScale * (_stat.GetValue("Area") + skillData.Area) * 0.01f * 2f;
                    _angle += 22.5f;
                    var rad = _angle * Mathf.Deg2Rad;
                    Vector2 dir = new Vector2(Mathf.Cos(rad), -Mathf.Sin(rad));
                
                    skill.OnDeath += HandleSkillDeath;
                    skill.Init(velocity,damage, duration, dir.normalized);
                }
            }
            else
            {
                for (int i = 0; i < amount; i++)
                {
                    var go = _pool.Request(Key);
                    var skill = go.GetComponent<CircularAttackSkill>();
                
                    skill.transform.position = _globalConfig.GlobalPlayer.transform.position;
                    skill.transform.localScale = skill.transform.localScale * (_stat.GetValue("Area") + skillData.Area) * 0.01f;
                    _angle += 45;
                    var rad = _angle * Mathf.Deg2Rad;
                    Vector2 dir = new Vector2(Mathf.Cos(rad), -Mathf.Sin(rad));
                
                    skill.OnDeath += HandleSkillDeath;
                    skill.Init(velocity,damage, duration, dir.normalized);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

using UnityEngine;

namespace RGame.RoguelikeKit
{
    public class CircularAttackSkill : SkillBase
    {
        private float _velocity;
        private int _damage;
        private float _duration = 1;
        private float _timer;
        private Vector3 _dir;
        
        private void FixedUpdate()
        {
            _timer += Time.fixedDeltaTime;

            if (_timer >= _duration)
            {
                _timer = 0;
                OnDeath?.Invoke(this);
            }
            
            transform.position += _dir * (_velocity * Time.fixedDeltaTime);
        }

        public void Init(float velocity, int damage, float duration, Vector3 dir)
        {
            _velocity = velocity;
            _damage = damage;
            _duration = duration;
            _dir = dir;
        }
        
        private void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D other)
        {
            if (other.CompareTag("EnemyHit"))
            {
                other.GetComponent<EnemyHit>().Hit(_damage);
            }
        }
    }
}

You will then get two scripts, one with SkillCast named at the end and the other with Skill named at the end.

Step 1: Generate Skill Scripts with AI

1. Copy the provided CircularAttackSkillCast and CircularAttackSkill scripts

2. Ask your AI assistant to:

   • "Modify these scripts to create a [describe your desired motion effect] pattern"

   • Example requests:

     • "Make projectiles spiral outward"

     • "Create a boomerang return effect"

     • "Make skills orbit around the player"

Step 2: Implement the Scripts

1. Create New Components:

   • In Unity, navigate to:

     Assets/RGame/RoguelikeKit/Scripts/

   • Create two new C# scripts named:

     • [YourEffectName]SkillCast.cs (e.g. SpiralSkillCast.cs)

     • [YourEffectName]Skill.cs (e.g. SpiralSkill.cs)

2. Paste AI-Generated Code:

   • Replace all content in both files with the AI-modified versions RGame.RoguelikeKit (e.g. SpiralSkillCast.cs SpiralSkill.cs)

Step 3: Attach to Game Objects

1. Open the gameplay scene:

Assets/RGame/RoguelikeKit/Scenes/Managers/GamePlay.unity

1. Set up Skill Manager:

   • Right-click SkillManager → Create Empty

   • Name it (e.g. "SpiralAttack_Manager")

   • Drag your [YourEffectName]SkillCast script onto it

   • Key is the logo name of your customized skill Other configurations are the same as the picture below

   • 
2. Configure Prefab:

   • Locate your skill prefab

   • Remove any existing skill script

   • Add your [YourEffectName]Skill component

Step 4: Final Configuration

1. Link components:

   • Assign your prefab to the SkillPrefab field in your SkillConfigSO

   • Add the SkillConfigSO to SkillManager's SkillData array

2. Set identifiers:

   • Ensure the Key field matches in:

     • SkillConfigSO

     • SkillCast component

     • ObjectPool settings

Testing & Iteration

1. Enter Play Mode to test

2. Common adjustments via AI:

   • "Increase projectile spread by 30%"

   • "Add gradual size scaling"

   • "Make projectiles accelerate over time"

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Troubleshooting Tips:

• If skills don't appear:

  • Verify all Key fields match exactly

  • Check SkillManager's SkillData array has your config

• If movement behaves oddly:

  • Ask AI to "debug velocity calculation in [script name]"

Pro Tip: Use these exact phrases for AI modifications:

• "Make the projectiles home toward enemies"

• "Add wave pattern to movement"

• "Create 8-way directional attack"