APreds UI has no config file. Every setting lives in memory and is controlled exclusively through the in-game GUI window. When you close Gorilla Tag and relaunch, all values return to their defaults — you must re-tune them each session.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/ASTRA228b/APreds-UI/llms.txt
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Runtime settings
Each setting below corresponds to a slider in the APreds UI window. The slider label matches what appears in the GUI; the internal variable name is the C# field inCore/Main.cs.
Preds Strength — Range:
0.001–0.2Multiplied by the current hand velocity each frame to compute the predicted target position. Higher values cause your hands to move further ahead of their current position.Movement Threshold — Range:
0.01–0.3Minimum velocity magnitude required before prediction is applied. Below this threshold the hand stays at its current position, preventing jitter when your hands are still.Smoothness — Range:
0.01–0.5The interpolation factor (Lerp t) applied per frame. Values closer to 0 produce gradual, smooth motion; values closer to 0.5 produce an immediate snap toward the predicted position.Max Arm Length — Range:
1.0–2.5Clamps the distance between your hand and your head center after prediction is applied. Prevents arms from extending beyond this radius (in Unity units), keeping predicted positions physically plausible.Plugin identity
These constants are defined inStuff/Constantss.cs and are fixed at compile time. They identify the plugin to BepInEx and HarmonyX.
| Constant | Value |
|---|---|
| GUID | Astras.Prediction.UI |
| Plugin name | APredsUI |
| Version | 0.0.2 |
| GameObject name | AUIOBJ |
Settings persistence
APreds UI does not write any configuration to disk. All slider values are stored as private fields in theMain MonoBehaviour instance attached to the AUIOBJ GameObject. When the game process ends, those values are lost. There is no config/ folder, no .cfg file, and no registry entry written by this mod.
This means you must re-tune your preferred values every time you launch Gorilla Tag. If you want consistent behavior across sessions, note down your preferred values from the on-screen readouts (e.g., Strength set to 0.150) and re-enter them manually after each launch.
This reference documents version
0.0.2. Check the GitHub repository for newer releases that may add persistence or new settings.