Hyperline Settings - ladyfey22/Hyperline GitHub Wiki
This page is here to cover some of the settings that Hyperline provides.
Settings
- Enabled (on/off)
Whether or not the mod is enabled. Disables all mod functionality if set to false.
- Allow Map Hair (on/off)
Allows maps to change the player's hair settings (temporarily).
- Maddy Crown Support (on/off)
If MaddyCrown is installed, it will change the color of the crown to try and match the hair color of the top of Madeline's head. It is recommended to use a modified crown texture for this (TODO: Create page to explain this). It is recommended to have this off if MaddyCrown is not installed, but it shouldn't break anything if left on.
- Do Dash Flash (on/off)
When enabled, causes there to be a brief flash of white while dashing/regaining dashes, similar to that of the base game. When disabled, colors will go directly to the next one when transitioning instead of the brief white flash. Can make hair transitions look smoother between very different colors after dashing/regaining dashes.
- Speed
In hair types that change over the length (like pattern or gradient), this will make it so the colors move down the length of the hair. Does nothing to solid color hair.
- Length
The length of the hair.
- Custom Bangs Texture
The file for the texture of madelines bangs. Check the custom textures page.
- Custom Hair Texture
The file for the texture of madelines hair. Check the custom textures page.
Colors
Colors can be input in two formats.
RGB format is the easiest way. The format is RRGGBB, in which RR is the red component, GG is the green component, and BB is the blue component. I'd recommend looking up an RGB color picker on google if you want a specific color. Put leading zeros to fit the format provided.
A couple of examples:
FF0000 : A pure red
FF00FF : A pure purple
HSV format can be used if more control over a gradient is needed. The format is HHHSSSVVV, in which HHH is the hue (or the type of color), SSS is the saturation, and VVV is the value. This provides more control because black and white in RGB doesn't really work properly with the gradient. We can't know whether we are going from purple to a really really dark purple (black) or from purple to a really really dark blue (also black) using RGB.
Here is a good example of what can be done using HSV:
And the HSV for this is:
First Color: 300100050 H is 300 (purple), S is 100, V is 050 (half bright)
Second Color: 300100000 H is 300 (purple), S is 100, V is 000 (fully black)
Gradient
This hair type makes a smooth change from one hair type to another over the length of the hair. There are two modes, the default and the RGB mode. The default makes it's way around the color wheel to get to the target color, while the RGB mode will go directly from one to the other. This can be changed in using the RGB Gradient option in the gradient menu.
Solid
This hair type make the entire length of the hair a single color.
Pattern
This hair type makes the colors along the length of the hair swap through a pattern. Pattern Count is the number of colors to use for the patterns.
For example, here is a 4 color pattern using black, white, black, white as the colors.
Rainbow
This hair type changes the hue of the hair along it's length, similar to that of the gradient. The difference, however, is that instead of slowly transitioning back (like the gradient) it makes a smooth transition across the entire color spectrum. It makes a repeating rainbow pattern.