Adds support for Skinetic by providing haptic feedback to game interactions.
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Version 1.0.0
Initial release
This mod adds haptic feedback to the Skinetic vest.
It provides distinct effects for these in-game interactions:
Extract the mod archive to the root folder of your game
If you use Steam with default game location, it should be in C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Arizona Sunshine
It should put SkineticSDK.dll in the MelonLoader folder, and ArizonaSunshine_SkineticMod.dll in Mods
Launch
Turn on the Skinetic vest
Connect it with usb or turn on Bluetooth (and pair it to your computer if needed)
Start the game as usual
The vest will indicate its connection with a small haptic feedback.
⚠ Take care to disconnect or close any other game or software (such as Unitouch Studio) connected to the vest, or the mod will fail to connect to it.
Settings
On first start, the mod should create a SkineticSettings.cfg setting file inside the UserData directory.
The SkineticSettings.cfg file can be edited with any text editor. It contains 2 editable values:
DefaultVolume: Controls the global volume of the patterns (in %). The value can be set from 0 to 250. At 100, the patterns base volume is preserved and rendered as intended. Between 0 and 99, it's attenuated. Between 101 and 250, the volume is increased, which can lead to distortion of the effects and product audible noise.
SerialNumber: Default value is 0. This is the serial number of the Skinetic vest the mod will try to connect to. 0 means the first available Skinetic vest. This setting should only be changed if multiple vests are paired to the PC being used.
BoostPercent: int. From 0 to 100. Default value is 0%. This setting allows the end user to globally boost the effects played on the vest. At 0%, no boost is applied. From 1 to 100%, each pattern is altered to create a more punchy feel on Skinetic. For this mod, keeping this value below 20% will preserve most of the intended feel of each effect.
Recommended settings:
DefaultVolume: 100
BoostPercent: 20
Edit Haptic Patterns
At first start, the mod should also create a new folder SkineticPatterns with the different haptic patterns inside the UserData directory. Patterns located in UserData/SkineticPatterns/ can be modified using Unitouch Studio. Each [patternName].spn file can be directly loaded and modified in the studio or completely replaced by a new file. To be triggered correctly, the new file must have the same name as the one it replaces.
To reset the patterns, simply delete or rename the folder containing them. This will force the mod to regenerate them the next times it starts.
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