A customisable yinglet emote pack!

The repo only has svgs for the ying color scheme, but all color schemes have zipped pngs in the Releases section. You can get svgs for any color scheme by running generate.py.

For most purposes, I would recommend the ying color scheme, as it has the best contrast for most use cases, but the others are left in for variety and demonstration of what you can do with custom colors :>

Yinglets are the creation of Valsalia

The wonderful dragn emote set was made by khr

Neofoxes, Neocats, BunHD and the Floof emotes are the creations of Volpeon

Neopossums are a set of emotes based on Neofoxes by Ibly

The :ms_robot: emoji is from the Mutant Standard emote set

The script generate.py is used to generate all the different colour palettes and file types and zip files, and by running it, you can export your own custom emote set. To run it you will need some version of Python, Inkscape and the libraries in requirements.txt but i thiiiiink thats it. hopefully. make sure your terminal is currently set to the yingmotes directory when running it (look up the cd command if you dont know how to do this!)

running it as python generate.py palette1 palette2 ... will only export specific palettes, and python generate.py emote1.svg emote2.svg ... will only export specific emotes, these can be mixed and matched to export specific emotes in specific palettes eg python generate.py yinglime ying_sit.svg

To add custom palettes, add the colors you want to config.toml, following the other palette.name tables as an example. If you want hair and a tailpoof, set show_all to true in your palette. To hide any layer (ie if you want hair and no tailpoof), you can set its color to #0000 to hide it completely.

Changing the array res allows you to set any number of custom export resolutions you may need. The defaults are 128x128px and 720x720px. Setting the variable reverse to true will generate flipped versions of each emote as well, stored in a seperate /reversed/ folder for each palette.

The apng files for animated emotes produced by the generator fail to be read by ffmpeg, so if video transcoding is needed for you, you can set webp to true, which exports all the animated emojis as ffmpeg-compatible animated webp files.

cant get the python script to work? heres a slightly more limited generator that works in the browser! https://zatzhing.me/yingmote-generator

These are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/