Line Rider Command Editor Mod

Background Information

This is a user-script for linerider.com meant to add UI functionality to the many hidden features locked behind console commands. Currently, it supports adding camera controls (zooming, panning, rider focus), as well as rider skin customization and time remapping, but there are plans to add more features in the future such as layer automation and gravity triggers.

This is the repository that actually hosts all of the code, not the place to download it. For the actual download, please go here and follow the user-script installation instructions.

User Guide

To start out, there should be a plus sign that appears in the top left of the screen. Clicking on it will expand the window. Clicking on it again will collapse the window.

This guide can be accessed through the ? icon, and bugs can be reported through the ⚑ icon.

Main Buttons

The Load button will parse the currently loaded track script (located in settings -> advanced) into trigger data
The Run button will convert trigger data back into a script and run it, so you can test new triggers
The Print Code button will convert trigger data back into a script and paste it into the textbox to its left
The textbox also represents the error field and will notify if there is any error reading or running code
The tabs at the top are the various commands that have trigger support

Tabs

The Zoom tab has triggers that zoom the camera in and out
The Pan tab has triggers that offset the camera from bosh and expand the collision boxes of the camera
The Focus tab has triggers that specify (in the case of multiple riders) which riders the camera should focus on
The Speed tab has triggers that slow down or speed up the timeline for a certain period of time
The Skin tab has a custom skin editor for changing the color of parts of the rider's skin
The Smoothing area has the value of smoothing for the currently focused command tab (interpolation toggle for time remap)

Triggers

Triggers can be deleted with the X button located at the top right of the trigger
New triggers can be created with the + button located below the last trigger
Each trigger has a time stamp associated with that specific trigger. This timestamp corresponds with the timeline located at the bottom of the screen.
- Timestamp values range from 00:00:00 to 99:59:39, where the time represents [minutes]:[seconds]:[frames]
- Each successive trigger will start after the previous trigger finishes
Zoom triggers have a zoom level that affects the camera's view dimensions
- Larger numbers zoom further in, while smaller numbers zoom further out
- Zoom ranged from -50 to 50
Camera Pan triggers have a width and height that affect the bounding box and an x and y offset from the central position
- Advanced camera info can be viewed by going to settings -> playback camera and entering the appropriate resolution
- Width and height of the bounding box range from 0 to 2
- X and y offsets range from -100 to 100
Camera Focus triggers have a weight property for each rider that relates to how much the camera focuses on that rider
- The weight ranges from 0 to 1
- The dropdown includes as many riders as there are in the loaded track file
Time Remap triggers have a time scale property that the render engine runs at
- The time scale ranges from 0.01 to 10

Using the skin editor tab

Select a color using the color picker from the toolbar
The color's transparency can be changed using the slider
The currently selected rider can be changed using the dropdown
Click anywhere on the rider's texture to change its color
The color of the rider's outline can be changed by clicking the circle next to the "Outline:" label