> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mitschmr-studios.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mitschmr-studios.io/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields.md).

# Fields

Fields of [SkillRelyOn](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon.md). 

| Name                                                                                                | Description                                                       |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [uuid](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/uuid.md)                                 | Unique id of the skill                                            |
| [skillName](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/skillname.md)                       | Localized string for the name of the skill                        |
| [skillDescription](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/skilldescription.md)         | Localized string for the description of the skill                 |
| [icon](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/icon.md)                                 | Icon for the image                                                |
| [skillType](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/skilltype.md)                       | Type of the skill                                                 |
| [skillExecutionType](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/skillexecutiontype.md)     | Execution type of the skill                                       |
| [castTime](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/casttime.md)                         | Cast time duration of the skill in seconds                        |
| [executionTime](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/executiontime.md)               | Execution time duration of the skill in seconds                   |
| [cooldownTime](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/cooldowntime.md)                 | Cooldown time duration of the skill in seconds                    |
| [skillState](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/skillstate.md)                     | State of the skill at start                                       |
| [useSkillPoints](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/useskillpoints.md)             | Checkbox to define whether skill points should be used to unlock  |
| [skillPointsNeeded](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/skillpointsneeded.md)       | Amount of skill points needed to unlock                           |
| [requiresLevel](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/requireslevel.md)               | Checkbox to define whether this skill has a level requirement     |
| [level](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/level.md)                               | Level of the skill needed to unlock                               |
| [assignableToSkillBar](/skills/skills/api-documentation/skillrelyon/fields/assignabletoskillbar.md) | Checkbox to define whether this skill can be added to a skill bar |


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