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Easy Avatar Skins

Easy avatar skin changer for Rogue: Genesia with a simple UI.

Choose a new skin pack for each avatar, or mix&match them to create a uniquely cursed combo.

##### HOW TO USE #####

To choose a skin, navigate to Options -> Mods Option -> Easy Avatar Skins and select it from dropdown list.

To use mix&match, enable it for the avatar you want and select which skin to pull which animation from. There are tooltips for which animation is used for what.

The mod should pick up skins you download from Steam Workshop automatically.

To create a new skin, navigate to mods folder, create a new folder there and add PNG files for the animations. Any missing files would be replaced by default animations for that particular avatar

You can put multiple skins within a single workshop mod. Just put them in their own subfolders, and they should be picked up (subfolder name becomes skin name).

Available folders for new skins are:
* Steam Workshop directory (something like c:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\2067920\2966368775)
* Game directory (c:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Rogue Genesia\Modded\Mods\)

Once you create a folder for your new skin pack, any PNG file with valid name should be picked up by the mod automatically.

File format: `(animation type)_(X axis frames)_(Y axis frames).png`. Frame counts are integers. For a basic example, refer to Potato skinpack bundled with the mod.

Currently supported animation types:

* Icon - avatar icon on the avatar selection screen (not an actual animation, just 1 frame)
* Idle - idle animation in game, when you're not running
* IdleHD - idle animation on the avatar selection screen, plays on the background
* Run - running animation in game
* Victory - animation on victory (World Saved / successful completion screen)
* GameOver - animation on game over screen

If you want to upload your newly created skin to Steam Workshop, refer to the guide by Plexus: https://github.com/PlexusDuMenton/RogueGenesiaExampleMod/wiki/Mod-Creation#mod-file-settup.
You will need to add EasyAvatarSkins as a dependency ("HardDependencies": ["knelse.EasyAvatarSkins@0.3"]).

Mod source on GitHub: https://github.com/knelse/RGEasyAvatarSkins