This is a mod for WEBFISHING that adds basic Buttplug.io integration.
- Vibrates constantly at a configurable base intensity
- Vibrates at a different base level while in the fishing minigame
- Vibration intensity increases while mashing
- Vibrates while completing scratch-off tickets
- Install Intiface Central.
- Install GDWeave.
- Install TackleBox.
- Download the latest release and unzip it into your
GWWeave/mods
folder. - Ensure Intiface Central is running.
- Start the game
- You're good to go!
Your game files should look something like this, if things are installed correctly:
WEBFISHING /
webfishing.exe // game files
steam_api64.dll // game files
winmm.dll // GDWEAVE dependency
GDWEAVE/
GDWeave.log // Log output of modloader
configs/
core/
mods/
TackleBox/ // This must be installed
ButtPlugIO/ // The capitalization DOES matter!!
ButtPlugIO.dll
// ... and other files
The mod is loaded using GDWeave.
It depends also on TackleBox, which is used to configure the mod in-game.
The mod will connect to a Buttplug server, which will most likely be Intiface Central. See those docs for setup - they have extensive documentation. After the server is running, the game will connect to it via websockets on boot.
ButtPlugIO uses TackleBox to manage its configuration at runtime.
After installing TackleBox, you will see a new Mods
option in your main menu. This option is also available while you are in-game!
Note that these screenshots can only be viewed on GitHub, not thunderstore.
After opening it, find ButtPlugIO in the mods list. If you haven't installed other mods, it will be the only one.
There are a several options available. The mod can be disabled/enabled entirely, you can point it at a specific address for the server, and you can adjust the vibration settings.
You can also toggle individual vibration triggers on or off via this menu - all features default to off.
The valeus for vibration intensity and step are expressed in decimal percentages. This is standard for ButtPlugIO, but might be unintuitive. This means that a value of 0.05
(the default) means that the vibration intensity will be 5% of the total available. Devices general support differing levels of granularity here, so you may have to play with
the numbers to get things working!
This thing is a little buggy at this time. If it drops connection to the device (or to IC central), open the mod menu and try turning it off-and-on again. If no luck, please feel free to file a GitHub Issue!
If you want to compensate me for this work (please do not feel like you need to do this), please consider donating to The Trevor Project or The ACLU.
The following license is for Godot.Buttplug, which I used for most of the interesting bits and bundled in here:
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Nicholas Hydock
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