MoreHeadUtilities

Adds additional functionality to MoreHead, allowing cosmetics to hide body parts.

How to use

1. Install another plugin which has used the PartShrinker script
2. Select the cosmetic through MoreHead as normal
3. The set part(s) should be hidden

Example

For Developers

To setup part removal on your cosmetics

1. Install and import the unity plugin into your Unity project

2. Follow the standard MoreHead development to just before using the Head Decorations Builder

3. Add the PartShrinker component to the empty (although object in the accessory technically works). "World" accessories cannot hide parts.

   

4. Setup which part should be hidden in the component properties, and whether the part's child parts should also be hidden

   

5. Continue with MoreHead setup as normal

To setup groups within the MoreHeadUI

1. Export the cosmetic from Unity as per the normal MoreHead process
2. Add ~{Group Name} to the .hhh file's name, just before the part specifier (e.g. "Pink Top Hat~Cool Hats_head.hhh)
3. That's it

Hierarchy for Child Parts

Hips
    > Left Leg
    > Right Leg
    > Body
        > Left Arm
        > Right Arm
        > Neck
            > Health
            > Head
                > Left Eye
                    > Left Pupil
                > Right Eye
                    > Right Pupil

Updates

• 1.0.9

  • Fixed the UI breaking when searching within MoreHead. Items will not have group headings whilst searching.

• 1.0.8

  • I forgot what I added here

• 1.0.7

  • Updated to fix MoreHead's blacklist causing sorting problems

• 1.0.6

  • Groups are now only visible if they have a decoration fulfilling the selected tag filter

• 1.0.5

  • Updated README to include instructions for grouping

• 1.0.4

  • Added groups to the MoreHead menu

• 1.0.3

  • Massively improved performance when opening MoreHead menu
  • Added config to enable/disable logging

• 1.0.2

  • Separated Eye and Pupil hiding
  • Backwards compatible (Although if "Hide Children" was disabled on eyes from an older version, it will still keep the pupils)

• 1.0.1

  • Fixed README images

• 1.0.0

  • Initial Upload