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	// Iterate through all active schemes of the player		// Iterate through all active schemes of the player
	foreach (Scheme scheme in IM.Player.Schemes) {		foreach (Scheme scheme in IM.Player.Schemes) {
	Actor target = scheme.Target;		Actor target = scheme.Schemer.Target;
	Debug.Log($"Scheme: {scheme.SchemeName}, Target: {(target != null ? target.Name : "No specific target")}");		Debug.Log($"Scheme: {scheme.SchemeName}, Target: {(target != null ? target.Name : "No specific target")}");
	}		}

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== <code>Target</code> Property in Scheme Class ==

=== Overview ===
The <code>Target</code> property in the Scheme class identifies the actor who is the intended recipient or focus of the scheme. This property is crucial for understanding whom the scheme is directed against or whom it benefits.

=== Property Definition ===
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
public Actor Target { get; private set; }
</syntaxhighlight>

=== Description ===

* Type: <code>Actor</code> - Represents the character or entity within the game that is the focus of the scheme.
* Accessibility: Publicly accessible for reading, with its value set privately within the Scheme class, typically during the scheme's creation or when the target is defined.

=== Functionality ===

* The <code>Target</code> property holds a reference to the actor who is the focal point of the scheme's actions or consequences.
* It's essential for gameplay mechanics involving interactions, conflicts, or any strategic decisions revolving around specific characters.

=== Usage ===
The <code>Target</code> property is used to display information about the scheme in the game's UI or for making decisions in the game's logic. It is particularly relevant in games where player choices and character interactions form the core of the gameplay.

=== Example of Usage ===
<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
public class SchemeDisplayManager : MonoBehaviour {
void DisplaySchemeTargets() {
// Iterate through all active schemes of the player
foreach (Scheme scheme in IM.Player.Schemes) {
Actor target = scheme.Target;
Debug.Log($"Scheme: {scheme.SchemeName}, Target: {(target != null ? target.Name : "No specific target")}");
}
}
}
</syntaxhighlight>

==== Description ====

* The <code>DisplaySchemeTargets</code> method demonstrates iterating through the player's active schemes and logging each scheme's name along with the name of its target.

=== Remarks ===

* The <code>Target</code> property is vital in narrative and strategy games, adding a layer of depth to the schemes by specifying the involved parties.
* It allows for a nuanced gameplay experience, where the implications of schemes can vary significantly depending on the target.

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