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Animator As Code - VRChat

1.1.0​

For a full changelog, see the announcement page.

Leave Alpha version, by committing some of the last breaking API changes.

Compared to 1.0.99xx:

  • Commit breaking changes to fix inconsistencies in the API:
    • (BREAKING) Make constructors non-public:
  • Allow installation with VRChat 3.7.x.
  • Due to VRCAnimatorPlayAudio, VRChat 3.5.2 is now the minimum supported VRChat version.
  • Support VRCAnimatorPlayAudio and VRCAvatarParameterDriver as lambda expressions:
    • Add support for VRCAnimatorPlayAudio through AacFlState.Audio(...), which accepts a lambda expression for invoking AacVRCFlEditAnimatorPlayAudio.
      • Invoking this function always creates a new VRCAnimatorPlayAudio, even if one already exists.
    • Add support for VRCAvatarParameterDriver through AacFlState.Driving(...), which accepts a lambda expression for invoking AacVRCFlEditAvatarParameterDriver.
      • Invoking this function always creates a new VRCAvatarParameterDriver, even if one already exists.
      • This allows the creation of separate VRCAvatarParameterDriver for local and non-local operations.
      • This is an evolution of the Driving*() functions, as VRCAvatarParameterDriver has become more complex over the years.
  • Inline documentation pass.

1.1.0-beta.4​

  • (BREAKING) Make constructors non-public:
    • Fix inconsistency where constructors were public.

1.1.0-beta.3​

Allow installation with VRChat 3.7.x.

1.1.0-beta.2​

  • Update inline docs.
  • Constraint to future 1.1 versions.

1.1.0-beta.1​

Support VRCAnimatorPlayAudio and VRCAvatarParameterDriver as lambda expressions:

  • Add support for VRCAnimatorPlayAudio through AacFlState.Audio(...), which accepts a lambda expression for invoking AacVRCFlEditAnimatorPlayAudio.
    • Invoking this function always creates a new VRCAnimatorPlayAudio, even if one already exists.
  • Add support for VRCAvatarParameterDriver through AacFlState.Driving(...), which accepts a lambda expression for invoking AacVRCFlEditAvatarParameterDriver.
    • Invoking this function always creates a new VRCAvatarParameterDriver, even if one already exists.
    • This allows the creation of separate VRCAvatarParameterDriver for local and non-local operations.
    • This is an evolution of the Driving*() functions, as VRCAvatarParameterDriver has become more complex over the years.