TooManyEmotes V81 Fix

Unofficial V81 compatibility fix for TooManyEmotes.

This package contains a repaired build of TooManyEmotes intended to avoid camera/audio-listener errors on Lethal Company V81.

Important

This is not an official release by the original TooManyEmotes author.

Original project: https://github.com/cmooref17/Lethal-Company-TooManyEmotes

Original license: MIT License

Intended Use

Use this package if the original TooManyEmotes causes errors like:

NullReferenceException
TooManyEmotes.Patches.ThirdPersonEmoteController.CallChangeAudioListenerToObject

This fix targets Lethal Company V81 camera/audio-listener behavior. It is intended for players affected by emote camera switching, audio listener recovery, or start/stop emote reset issues.

Fix Summary

Fixes ChangeAudioListenerToObject compatibility with newer game builds.
Adds safer audio listener recovery when the local player's listener is not initialized yet.
Adds fallback handling if another mod or game update causes the original audio listener method to fail.
Improves camera reset and emote stop audio listener restoration.

Tested

Built against Lethal Company V81 assemblies.
Designed for the TooManyEmotes 2.3.12 source base.
Package version starts at 0.0.1 because this is an independent compatibility fix package, not an official upstream version.

Installation

Install with a Thunderstore-compatible mod manager.

If installing manually, place the package contents into your Lethal Company profile so that TooManyEmotes.dll ends up under:

BepInEx/plugins/TooManyEmotes.dll

Known Notes

This is a compatibility fix, not a feature expansion.
If the original TooManyEmotes is updated for V81 or newer versions, prefer the official upstream release.
If the original mod is updated to resolve these issues, this compatibility package may be deprecated depending on the situation.
Keep only one active TooManyEmotes DLL in your profile to avoid duplicate plugin loading.

Credits

TooManyEmotes was created by cmooref17.

This package only provides compatibility fixes for newer game behavior and preserves the original MIT license.