damage-health-framework

A modular damage and health system uses an IDamageable interface and HealthComponent to standardize damage application for players, NPCs, and destructibles. It handles damage types, resistances, critical hits, healing, and death events predictably across your Unity project.

Damage types and resistances use built-in enums and DamageResistances to process Physical, Elemental, Poison, Holy/Dark, and True damage. The HealthComponent calculates configurable resistance values when evaluating incoming DamageInfo to determine final health reduction.

Yes, you can trigger UI and VFX updates using built-in event hooks. The HealthComponent exposes death, revive, and health-change events, allowing your gameplay logic to subscribe and execute reactive visual feedback whenever damage or healing occurs.

The best way to apply weapon damage is using a DamageDealer template. You construct a DamageInfo struct containing damage type and values, then pass it to the target's IDamageable interface, ensuring standardized damage calculation and resistance application.

Yes, the system explicitly supports destructible objects alongside players and NPCs. By attaching the HealthComponent and configuring resistances, any game entity can consistently process incoming damage, evaluate weaknesses, and trigger death events.

An interface-driven architecture uses IDamageable and DamageResult structs to standardize death and revive reporting. This prevents fragile death handling and duplicated health logic, ensuring all entities interact with damage events consistently.