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Settings

  • DebugMode: bool - Enable additional debug messages.
  • AlcoholLevelFallOff Rate: float (0-1) - The rate at which the alcohol level decreases over time.
  • DrinkSound: AudioClip - Sound played when a drink is consumed.

Puke System​

You can optionally enable random puking for your drinkers. This will make them puke after drinking a certain amount of alcohol. Upon puking, the drinker will lose a percentage of their current alcohol level.

  • PukeEnabled: bool - Enable the puke system.
  • PukeThreshold: float (0-1) - The alcohol level threshold at which puking can occur.
  • PukeChance: float (0-1) - The chance of puking after drinking.
  • PukeAlcoholLoss: float (0-1) - The percentage of alcohol level lost when puking.
  • PukeCooldown: float - The cooldown time (in seconds) between puking events.
  • PukeSound: AudioClip - Sound played when the drinker pukes.
  • PukeParticles: ParticleSystem - Particle effect played when the drinker pukes.
tip

You can use _Puke() to force a puke event on the localplayer via Udon. There is an example implementation using the "Toilet" prefab.

BlackOut System​

You can enable the BlackOut system to make drinkers black out after reaching a certain alcohol level. When blacked out, drinkers screen will turn black and they will be teleported to a random point from a predefined list of locations.

  • BlackOutEnabled: bool - Enable the BlackOut system.
  • BlackOutThreshold: float (0-1) - The alcohol level threshold at which blacking out can occur.
  • BlackOutChance: float (0-1) - The chance of blacking out after drinking.
  • BlackOutCooldown: float - The cooldown time (in seconds) between blacking out events.
  • BlackOutPositions: Transform[] - An array of possible teleport locations for blacked out drinkers.

References​

These are references used by the system, you shouldn't need to touch these unless you know exactly what you are doing.

  • BlackOutAnimator - Animator used for the black out effect.
  • PPV - Post Process Volume used for the drunk effect.