ABILITY 04

RangePower

Fire pooled projectiles toward the mouse with configurable shot count, speed and aim angle.

Activation

RangePowerButton

Example use

Explore the setup guide below to configure this ability.

Ability documentation

CHARACTER ABILITY

SETUP GUIDE

Set up this ability

Component: CharacterRangePower
Source: Scripts/Abilities/CharacterRangePower.cs
Animator bools: RangePower

Component dependencies

Requirements for this ability and its targets
Component	Where to add or assign it	Purpose / setup
MMObjectPooler / MMSimpleObjectPooler	Ability GameObject, or explicitly assigned through ObjectPooler	Required for firing. Add MM Simple Object Pooler, assign a projectile prefab to its pool, then assign the pooler to ObjectPooler or let the ability find it on the same GameObject. The projectile prefab needs the Corgi Projectile component for the configured direction and speed behavior.
Camera tagged MainCamera	Scene	Required for converting the mouse position into the world aim point.

Visual component dependencies

These components support the associated effect. A missing optional visual does not by itself imply that the gameplay mechanic cannot run.

Visual dependencies
Component	Where to add or assign it	Purpose / setup
ReticlePrefab	Assigned prefab field	Optional aiming marker. Missing it removes visual feedback but does not prevent firing.

Add CharacterRangePower and an MMObjectPooler, such as MMSimpleObjectPooler, on the ability GameObject. Configure the pool with your projectile prefab.
Assign ObjectPooler or let the component find it on the same GameObject. The helper CharacterProjectileHandler is added at runtime.
Optionally assign RecticlePrefab 1 to ReticlePrefab. A MainCamera-tagged camera is needed for mouse aiming.
Set ProjectilesPerShot, ProjectileSpeed and ValidAngleThreshold. ProjectileSpeed = 0 preserves the projectile prefab speed.
Press RangePowerButton while aiming inside the allowed angle. ProjectileSpam = true stops the ability after firing; cooldown still applies.

Inspector reference

These are C# field declaration defaults. Existing prefab and scene values can override them. Shared fields are documented under Ability Configuration.

CharacterRangePower fields
Field	Type	Declared default
`OffsetPosition`	Vector3	`Vector3.zero`
`OffsetFlippedPosition`	Vector3	`Vector3.zero`
`ProjectilesPerShot`	int	`1`
`ProjectileSpam`	bool	`true`
`ProjectileSpeed`	float	`0f`
`Spread`	Vector3	`Vector3.zero`
`RandomSpread`	bool	`true`
`ObjectPooler`	MMObjectPooler	`Not assigned in declaration`
`ReticlePrefab`	GameObject	`Not assigned in declaration`
`ValidAngleThreshold`	float	`90f`
`ReticleResetTime`	float	`3f`

Usage notes

This is a mouse-aimed projectile ability, not simply a range multiplier. It bypasses the normal weapon slot workflow.
Projectiles are directed toward the mouse aim point after spawning.
No MMObjectPooler prevents initialization. A missing reticle only removes visual aiming feedback.