Simple Health System

A lightweight and easy-to-use health management system designed for Unity games. This system provides essential components for handling health, applying damage, and displaying health UI elements dynamically.
This is mostly made to make the prototype of your game easy but if you want to use it on the full version go-ahead

 Features

• Health Management – Easily track and modify health values.
• Damage System – Apply damage dynamically with adjustable values.
• Health UI Integration – Display real-time health bars for visual feedback.
• Event-Driven System – Trigger actions based on health changes.
• Lightweight & Modular – Simple to integrate into any Unity project.
• Sound Effects – Add damage and death sounds for enhanced gameplay feedback.

 Setup Instructions

1️⃣ Assigning Components

• Attach the HealthSystem component to any GameObject that requires health management.
• Add the DamageSystem component to objects that deal damage, adjusting values through the Inspector.

2️⃣ Setting Up Health UI

• Add the HealthBar prefab to the Canvas.
• Attach the HealthUI component to the same GameObject as the HealthSystem.
• Drag and drop the HealthBar prefab into the assigned field in the HealthUI component in the Inspector.

3️⃣ Adding Sound Effects

• Assign damage sound effects into assigned field on DamageSystem component.
• Assign death sound effects into assigned field on HealthSystem component.

4️⃣ Modify the Die Function

Here's how you can customize the Die function in your HealthSystem to modify the behavior after death:

private void Die()
{
    if (isPlayer)
    {
        // Change this for when the player dies
        if (deathMenu != null)
        {
            Time.timeScale = 0f;  // Pause the game
            deathMenu.SetActive(true);  // Show the death menu
        }
    }
    else
    {
        // Change this for when it's not the player
        if (destroyGameObject)
        {
            Destroy(gameObject);  // Destroy non-player object
        }
        else
        {
            Debug.Log($"{gameObject.name} has died.");  // Log death for non-player
        }
    }
    PlayDeathSound();  // Play sound effect after death
}

Customization Options:

• For Player Death: The default behavior pauses the game and shows a death menu (if provided in the inspector). You can replace this with custom behavior like restarting the level or playing a specific animation.
• For Non-Player Death: You can decide whether to destroy the object (destroyGameObject) or log the death in the console. You can replace it with other effects like spawning an enemy corpse or triggering events.

📌 Requirements 

• Unity Engine 6000+ (Tested with version 6000.0.35f1)
• Basic understanding of Unity scripting and components

📜 License 

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I used AI to help me write the description as my English isn't that good.