RevFramework Status Effects — StatusEffectController Explained

This video explains the StatusEffectController, the core runtime host behind RevFramework Status Effects. Unlike the other Status Effects videos, this one does not use a teachable panel. Instead, we look directly at the controller’s role in the system. Covered: StatusEffectController as the runtime host Active status list ownership Status source context Apply, refresh, remove, and expire flows Authority and immunity checks Replace, refresh, and stack behaviour Per-frame ticking and expiry Time mode support Cleanse, dispel, remove, and clear methods Potency and duration recomputation What the controller does not own Key idea: The StatusEffectController is the single source of truth for status behaviour on a target. Panels, auras, snapshots, and integrations all submit requests to the controller. They do not touch internal state directly. That keeps the system predictable, extensible, and easy to reason about.