KyleTheScientist / Bark

Bark is a mod for the VR game Gorilla Tag. It allows the player to summon a 3D interface into the game that toggles various fun/useful mechanics on and off.
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Bark

Bark is a mod for the VR game Gorilla Tag. It allows the player to summon a 3D interface into the game that toggles various fun/useful mechanics on and off. Because it is only enabled in modded lobbies, this mod is safe to use online.

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Features

Bark has various modules that can be toggled on and off, including:

Movement

These modules can be useful for exploring the game world, experimenting with gameplay mechanics, or just having fun with friends. They are not meant to be used to harass others, which can result in a ban from the game.

Usage

When you join a modded lobby, simply beat on your chest like a gorilla in an alternating fashion with both hands 4 times (LRLR or RLRL). This will summon the interface in front of you. To hide the interface, simply grab it and throw it away.

Installation

To use Bark, you will need to have Monke Mod Manager installed. Make sure to check off Utilla. Once you have installed the mod loader, simply drop the Bark-X.X.X.dll file into your plugins folder.

If you have Computer Interface installed, download and install Bark-X.X.X.CI.dll instead.

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Important notes

While Bark is designed to be safe to use in modded lobbies, it is important to note that using mods in any form in public lobbies can result in a ban from the game. Use Bark at your own risk and only in modded lobbies.

Bugs and issues

If you encounter any bugs or issues while using Bark, please report them on the mod's GitHub page. I will do my best to address them as soon as possible.

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to Bark, feel free to submit a pull request on the mod's GitHub page. I welcome any and all contributions that can help make the mod better for everyone.

Credits

Bark was created by KyleTheScientist. Thanks to the Gorilla Tag modding community for their support. Special thanks to my little brother Asher for helping me test :)