YAPYAP More_Colors1.2.4

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More Colors v1.2.4

YAPYAP

Overview

More Colors is a lightweight extension library for YapYap that adds support for custom costume colors, skins, and materials. It provides a clean no-code system that allows other mods to register their own textures or AssetBundle materials using a simple text file. This mod is intended to be used as a base dependency for color and costume packs.

What it provides

Runtime registration of additional costume colors
External texture loading from other mods
Support for custom AssetBundle materials and shaders
No scripting required to add new skins
Simple text-based configuration format
Built-in localization support via YapLocalizer

Dependencies

YapLocalizer (com.github.darmuh.yaplocalizer)
BepInEx (BepInEx-BepInExPack-5.4.2304)

Who needs this

All players need this mod if everyone wants to see the custom colors and costumes.

Adding your own costumes

Any mod can define new colors by supplying a PNG texture or an AssetBundle containing a Material.

1) Prepare your asset

Texture route: Save your costume texture as a PNG file (example: myskin.png)
Material route: Build an AssetBundle in Unity that contains your custom Material.

2) Place the file

Put the PNG or AssetBundle file inside your own mod plugin folder.

3) Create the config

Create a text file named konami_code.txt in the same folder as your assets.

Configuration format

The config file uses Key: Value lines and is read top to bottom.

Blank lines separate entries.

Supported keys

Author: Sets the creator name and applies to all entries below it until changed.
Name: Display name of the costume or color.
FileName: Exact PNG file name including the .png extension (used for texture swaps).
AssetBundle: The name of the AssetBundle file containing your material.
Material: The exact name of the Material inside the AssetBundle to apply.
Language-Local: Optional localized display names. Any key containing -Local is treated as localization and routed through YapLocalizer (examples: English-Local, French-Local).

Examples

Example with Textures

Author: Omniscye
Name: Lava
English-Local: Lava
French-Local: Lave
FileName: omnilava.png

Example with AssetBundles (Custom Shaders)

Author: Omniscye
Name: Tron Red
English-Local: Tron Red
AssetBundle: empressshaders
Material: tronred

Preparing a color pack for upload

If you are distributing a color or costume pack that depends on More Colors, include the following and list More Colors as a dependency:

konami_code.txt
All referenced PNG textures and/or AssetBundles
manifest.json
README.md
icon.png

Credits

Made by Omniscye / Empress
Thanks to darmuh for the localization changes and keeping the system clean and easy to use

Overview

Adding your own costumes

Any mod can define new colors by supplying a PNG texture or an AssetBundle containing a Material.

1) Prepare your asset

Texture route: Save your costume texture as a PNG file (example: myskin.png)

Material route: Build an AssetBundle in Unity that contains your custom Material.

2) Place the file

Put the PNG or AssetBundle file inside your own mod plugin folder.

3) Create the config

Create a text file named konami_code.txt in the same folder as your assets.

Configuration format

The config file uses Key: Value lines and is read top to bottom.

Blank lines separate entries.

Supported keys

Author: Sets the creator name and applies to all entries below it until changed.

Name: Display name of the costume or color.

FileName: Exact PNG file name including the .png extension (used for texture swaps).

AssetBundle: The name of the AssetBundle file containing your material.

Material: The exact name of the Material inside the AssetBundle to apply.

Language-Local: Optional localized display names. Any key containing -Local is treated as localization and routed through YapLocalizer (examples: English-Local, French-Local).