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Skilltree Wilson

Based on game build 714014 | Last updated: 2026-03-07

Overview​

This file exports a function (BuildSkillsData) that constructs and returns Wilson’s skill tree definition. The returned data includes all skill nodes (SKILLS) with metadata such as titles, descriptions, icons, positions, groupings, tags, connectivity, and activation/deactivation handlers, plus an ordering (ORDERS) used to render the skill tree UI. It defines unlock conditions via custom lock-check functions and integrates with systems like beard, damagetyperesist, and damagetypebonus on skill activation.

Usage example​

local BuildSkillsData = require "prefabs/skilltree_wilson"
local skilltree_data = BuildSkillsData(SkillTreeFns)
-- Access skill definitions:
local torch_skills = skilltree_data.SKILLS
local order = skilltree_data.ORDERS

Dependencies & tags​

Components used: beard, damagetyperesist, damagetypebonus Tags: Adds tags dynamically per skill, including alchemy, torch, beard, allegiance, lock, shadow, lunar, shadow_favor, lunar_favor.

Properties​

No public properties are exposed at the top level. BuildSkillsData is a factory function.

Main functions​

BuildSkillsData(SkillTreeFns)​

  • Description: Builds and returns the full skill tree definition for Wilson, including all skill nodes and the rendering order. SkillTreeFns is an object containing helper functions such as CountSkills and CountTags.
  • Parameters:
    • SkillTreeFns (table) – Helper module providing utility functions like CountSkills(prefabname, activatedskills) and CountTags(prefabname, tag, activatedskills).
  • Returns:
    • table – A table with two keys:
      • SKILLS (table): A map of skill IDs to skill definitions.
      • ORDERS (table): An ordered list of groups with relative positions for UI layout.
  • Error states: None beyond runtime errors (e.g., if SkillTreeFns is missing required functions).

Events & listeners​

None identified. This file is purely a data definition and does not listen to or push events directly. Event-related behavior (e.g., onactivate) is embedded in skill definitions and invoked by the skill tree system.