Atlyss Emote Wheel

Adds an emote wheel and adds Custom Emotes!

Last updated	3 days ago
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Categories	Mods Misc
Dependency string	SnivyXXY-Atlyss_Emote_Wheel-1.2.7
Dependants	8 other packages depend on this package

A mod API for easily adding options to the settings menu.

Preferred version: 1.1.8

BepInEx pack for Mono Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.

Preferred version: 5.4.2100

A mod that adds an emote wheel to Atlyss. Also adds custom emotes. Source code is at: https://github.com/Snivyxxy/AtlyssEmoteWheel/tree/main

Install Instructions:

Put the AtlyssEmotes folder into the Bepinex Plugins folder. Use the settings menu to set your emotes.

Custom emote packs can be dragged and dropped in the EmotePackages folder in the mod's directory under ATLYSS/Bepinex/plugins.

To Create an emote:

Decompile a copy of the game through AssetRipper. Doesn't need to be in a playable state, but new scripts should be usable, so maybe fix some bugs. 1a. Alternatively, pull a player model out of your decompiled copy of the game and shove it into a new project.
Drop the AtlyssEmotes dll into your Unity project.
Install AssetBundle Browser using this git link: https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/AssetBundles-Browser.git
Make your emotes! Each emote bundle must include a EmotePackage data object named "_Package". This can be created through the right click create menu, under ScriptableObjects/Custom/EmotePackage
To make an emote, create a scriptable emote through the right click menu, under ScriptableObjects/Custom/Emote. Adjust various details about the emote's crossfade between the intro and loop animation clips.
To create the bundle file, open the AssetBundle Browser window through the Windows tab on the top of your project window, mark the emotes and package as in one asset bundle, and build through the AssetBundle Browser window.
To use it, drop the emote bundle in the EmotePackages folder where the dll is.

Additional Details:

Emotes can be Loop Only, Loop with Intro, or Non Looping, depending on which animation clips are set. NonLooping animations don't have a good fade out system and I can't find a good solution to it.
If the Is Vanilla bool is set, the emote will play the base emote state in the player's animator using the Emote ID field. Emote ID is not used for anything else.
Unique icons and icon backgrounds can be set to give your emote pack its own distinct visual identity. Don't leave these blank.
For scripts already on the player's animator gameObject in the base game, animation events should work.