What exactly does {"mood":"Ahegao"} do? (1 Viewer)

[harakiri12]

Does it trigger a line when the character is aheago BEFORE the line is used, or does it trigger ANY line that has [AHEAGO_MOOD] in it? Or does it work either way? Or completely different? Thanks in advance...

Example1: ahegao has already been triggered by a previous line

general:"Would you be so kind as to insert your erect member into my oral cavity?"{"mood":"Ahegao"}

Example2: mood is normal when the line starts and is normal when it ends

general:"[NORMAL_MOOD]Please, sir![AHEAGO_MOOD] Fuck my skull![NORMAL_MOOD] My gratitude would be eternal!"{"mood":"Ahegao"}

 

[YeahBroseph]

Re: What exactly does {"mood":"Aheago"} do?

Does it trigger a line when the character is aheago BEFORE the line is used...

Correct. Having {"mood":"x"} at the end means "this line of text will only appear when her mood is x already."

 

[harakiri12]

Re: What exactly does {"mood":"Aheago"} do?

Perfect, thanks for the quick reply!

 

[harakiri12]

Hm. I can't get it to work.

My plan is to split the dialogue into lines reserved for when she is angry and lines reserved for when she is in ahegao mood. So I put the {"mood":"Angry"} or {"mood":"Ahegao"} tags at the end of said lines, hoping that after switching her mood at one point in the dialogue, I could kind of deactivate the angry lines and trigger the ahegao lines.

Example (initial mood is angry)

vigorous: "Kind sir, your initiative has made my mood switch.[AHEGAO_MOOD] My anger has vanished! Whoohoo!"{"mood":"Angry"}

vigorous:"fuckmythroatfuckmythroatfuckmythroat!"{"mood":"Ahegao"}

Is there any obvious error I failed to notice? Or did I get the whole logic wrong in the first place?

 

[harakiri12]

Okay, I hope I have found the error. I put several tags at the end of one line:

{"style":"Him"}{"mood":"Angry"}

That didn't work. Seems like putting them together does the trick though:

 {"style":"Him","mood":"Angry"}