Impact (Entity Condition Type)

Compares the impact of the origins a player currently has against a value you choose. Impact is the rating from none to high (0 to 3) that every origin carries, so a power can check whether the player is playing something powerful without listing every origin by name.

Type ID: origins:impact

note

This condition comes from the Origins mod.

Fields

Field	Type	Default	Description
`compare_to`	Integer or impact name	required	The value to compare against: `0` to `3`, or `none`, `low`, `medium` or `high`.
`comparison`	Comparison	`>=`	How the player's impact is compared to `compare_to`.
`layer`	Identifier	optional	Only looks at the origin the player has in this layer. Leave it out to look at every layer at once.
`aggregate`	String	`max`	How several layers combine when `layer` is left out: `max`, `min`, `sum` or `average`. It is ignored when `layer` is set.

The condition is always false for entities that aren't players. A player whose layers are all empty reads 0, the same as none.

It reads the active origin, so a swapped layer reports the impact of the origin the player is swapped into, not the one underneath it.

Examples

{
    "type": "origins:impact",
    "comparison": ">=",
    "compare_to": "high"
}

This passes only for high impact origins, for something like a shortcut that only they can take.

{
    "type": "apoli:action_over_time",
    "interval": 60,
    "entity_action": { "type": "apoli:heal", "amount": 1 },
    "condition": {
        "type": "origins:impact",
        "comparison": "<=",
        "compare_to": "low"
    }
}

This power gives low impact players a hand: it heals 1 health every 60 ticks while nothing they have is stronger than low.

{
    "type": "origins:impact",
    "aggregate": "sum",
    "comparison": ">",
    "compare_to": 4
}

With several layers, aggregate decides what the player's impact means. sum reads it as a budget, the total across every layer, and this passes when that total is above 4.

{
    "type": "origins:impact",
    "layer": "origins:origin",
    "comparison": "==",
    "compare_to": "medium"
}

This only looks at the main layer, so a strong origin on another layer doesn't count.