Holocure Character Creator Mod

A Holocure mod that allows for new characters to be added to the game. Please follow Cover Corp guidelines https://hololivepro.com/en/terms/ when making and distributing your character.

Note: Currently doesn't work with my other mods since I am currently updating how the mods work. Please follow the Installation Steps with only the mods listed in there until I have updated my other mods.

Installation Steps

• Download HoloCureCharacterCreatorMod.dll, CallbackManagerMod.dll, and HoloCureMenuMod.dll from the latest version of the mod https://github.com/PippleCultist/HoloCureCharacterCreatorMod/releases
• Download AurieManager.exe from the latest version of Aurie https://github.com/AurieFramework/Aurie/releases
  • Note: This launcher may be marked as a Trojan by your antivirus. Aurie is opensource and has been used in several modding communities without issues.
• Launch AurieManager.exe, click Add Game, and select HoloCure.exe
  • You can find HoloCure.exe through Steam by clicking Browse local files
• Click Install Aurie
• Click Add Mods and add HoloCureCharacterCreatorMod.dll, CallbackManagerMod.dll, and HoloCureMenuMod.dll
• Running the game either using the executable or through Steam should now launch the mods as well

  Creating a Character

  To create a character, you can use the mod GUI or directly edit the charData.json yourself. An example character has been provided in this repository named char_test.

You will need a folder named CharacterCreatorMod in the directory HoloCure.exe is in. You can put the char_test folder in the CharacterCreatorMod directory, and the mod will automatically recognize it as long as the folder name starts with char_.

When including new images, you will need to put them in CharacterCreatorMod/inputData for the mod to automatically recognize them.

In order to have Gamemaker recognize animations from a png, you will need to name it in the format name_stripX.png where stripX is the number of frames in the animation. The animation must be horizontally laid out in a strip for Gamemaker to automatically convert it correctly. Gamemaker will split the png into X equal images, so make sure to make each image of your animation with the same size and equally spaced apart.