Avatara-Imager 1.0.2

Avatara

Habbo Hotel figure avatar imager for 2009 era figure codes.

Pre-v18 figure codes are now supported.

How to Use

"Avatara" on its own, is a figure library, it is not a web server!

Extract figuredata-shockwave.zip if you plan to use 2012-2007 era clothing.

Extract figuredata-2013.zip if you plan to use 2013 era clothing.

You can add your own SWFs by simply replacing the SWFS in /figuredata/compiled/ and also replace the figuredata.xml.

If the xml and images folder doesn't exist, Avatara will automatically create the folders and extract the SWFs on first run, so that each subsequent run is quicker.

// ... only need to be called once

FiguredataReader.Instance.Load();
FlashExtractor.Instance.Load();

// ... the imager arguments...

string? figure = "hd-180-1.hr-100-61.ch-210-66.lg-270-82.sh-290-80";
string size = "b";
int bodyDirection = 2;
int headDirection = 2;
string action = "std";
string gesture = "sml";
bool headOnly = false;
int frame = 1;
int carryDrink = -1;
bool cropImage = false;

// .. generating the PNG output

var avatar = new Avatar(FiguredataReader.Instance, figure, size, bodyDirection, headDirection, action: action, gesture: gesture, headOnly: headOnly, frame: frame, carryDrink: carryDrink, cropImage: cropImage);
File.WriteAllBytes("figure.png", avatar.Run());

Available on NuGet

NuGet link: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Avatara-Imager

Package:

NuGet\Install-Package Avatara-Imager

As a web server?

See: https://github.com/Quackster/Minerva

Credits

Thanks to ArachisH for the Flazzy project.

Forked: https://github.com/Quackster/Flazzy.NET

Thanks to Webbanditten for solving some rendering problems.

Thanks to Alcosmos for the old to new figure code converter code.