CUButt (with wholesome version)

Description

CUButt connects Casualties Unknown to Intiface Central and turns character injuries and conditions into vibration patterns.

Installation instructions

• []Install BepInEx[/]

  []Copy CUButt.dll into BepInEx/plugins.[/]

  []Install Intiface Central and enable the server.[/]

  []Connect a device.[/]

  []Launch Casualties: Unknown and enjoy.[/]

  Main features

  The settings allow you to change the mod's mode to "wholesome". In this mode, the vibration depends on how happy Expie is.

  Vibration triggers:

  • []Pain level[/]

    []Pain spike[/]

    []Pulsing for bleeding[/]

    []Fast heartbeat-like patterns for fibrillation and dying[/]

    []Chaotic vibration for radiation and electrical injuries[/]

    []Short feedback after a fall[/]

    []Vibration during earthquakes[/]

    []Vibration stops upon death[/]

    []Strong vibration from the sound cannon hit[/]

    Configuration

    The configuration file is located at Casualties Unknown Demo\BepInEx\config\seew.casualtiesunknown.cubutt.cfg

    • []WholesomeMode - happy Expie mode switch[/]

      []GlobalMultiplier - all vibrations are multiplied by this number[/]

      []PainMultiplier - pain vibrations are multiplied by this number[/]

      Requirements

      Intiface Central

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      For modders

      To support vibration in your mod, add CUButt to your mod's soft dependencies. Also, check for CUButt each time you trigger vibration.

      Speed is a float between zero and one. Priority is integer.

      Each vibration trigger has its own priority. If multiple triggers are activated simultaneously, only those with the highest priority are activated. If multiple triggers have the same priority, the highest vibration speed is selected.

      Almost all triggers have priority 0. Death - 100, dying, fibrillation and sound cannon - 1.

      VibrationManager. SetSpeed(speed, priority) - sets the speed at the moment

      VibrationManager. AddSpeedSequence(list of speeds, priority) - sets the vibration speed for the next few seconds. Each number in list represents 100 ms of vibration.

      Intiface developers

      Idea by AlexashaSur

      Testers: @thatonelad7227