Changelog

All notable changes to FrogSkill are documented here.

Unreleased

Replaced legacy KeyCode polling with one configurable Unity Input System path per action.
Added spaces to multi-word configuration keys for consistent display in ModConfig.

Added configurable crosshair forgiveness for near-miss tongue shots, shared by Custom and Vanilla modes, with a 3-degree default and a range up to 10 degrees.
Kept direct crosshair hits as the highest priority and required assisted targets to have an unobstructed line of sight.

Changed the action key to re-grab toward the current aim direction after releasing an active target.
Kept the current pull intact when re-grab is pressed during cooldown.
Changed missed shots to play their tongue animation without triggering cooldown.

Added a Vanilla tongue mode that uses PEAK's original Frog network object so unmodded clients can see successful hits.
Added a C mode switch while keeping G as the shared fire and release key.
Added shared cooldown and active-tongue coordination between both modes.
Kept Custom mode as the default and preserved the original FrogSkill configuration.
Marked the standalone FrogSkillVanilla plugin as incompatible to prevent duplicate controls.

Added a configurable frog-tongue skill for living Scouts.
Added support for pulling living Scouts, transformed Zombie Scouts, and NPC Mushroom Zombies.
Matched the current Frog prefab's distance curve, maximum lift distance, force formula, and release ordering.
Added a reduced default lift force to account for the Scout mouth anchor and a 0.5-second cooldown.
Added strict Rescue Claw-style crosshair raycast targeting with physical obstruction handling.
Added a short synchronized tongue animation when no valid target is hit.
Added multiplayer synchronization for firing, pulling, releasing, and tongue visuals.
Added ModConfig-compatible in-game key rebinding and configurable pull behavior.