+ Twitch chat color can now be used as the chat color that avatars use as their chat color
Avatars have a new property called ChatColor -> Avatar.ChatColor, this contains the chat color of the user that chats on twitch. If it’s not set then the color is default.
+ Random avatar actions + example
Below is an example how avatars can do random action.
Avatar actions are defined in the avatar text file and ideally you want the avatar do something more intelligent than random stuff.
if (avatarItem.Action.CurrentFrame >= avatarItem.Action.Frames) {
var currentAction = avatarItem.Action; // keep current X/Y
avatarItem.Action = avatarItem.Actions[Math.floor((Math.random() * avatarItem.Actions.length) + 0)]; //get a random action
avatarItem.Action.IsReverse = Math.floor((Math.random() * 50) + 1) <= 25; //random direction
avatarItem.Action.CurrentPosX = currentAction.CurrentPosX;
avatarItem.Action.CurrentPosY = currentAction.CurrentPosY;
}
+ Avatar variations
Added support for avatar variations meaning if you have multiple avatars but with slight differences like color etc, you don’t need to create a new data file with the same actions. For examples, I have a bunch of jellybean avatars with different color variations but otherwise they are the same. To do this you need to add the variation names in the main file like this:
name=Jellybean
defaultaction=walk
variations=jellybean_purple,jellybean_red,jellybean_orange
.. and then define the avatar actions that work on all variations. Don’t forget to put the variations in the Assets/avatar directory for it to load automatically.
