This file stores all the animations the autoparry will react to. The key is the animation ID, and the value is a table of settings.

distanceAdj is the extra number of seconds added per 100 studs of distance between you and the animation source. Set it to 0 for no distance-based change.

-- File path: Cerberus/<GameName>/AP_Config.json
{
  "17030773401": {
    "name": "Zombie Attack",
    "startSec": 0.42,
    "hold": 0.3,
    "rollOnFail": true,
    "distanceAdj": 0.0
  
    },
  "9876543210": {
    "name": "Lunge",
    "startSec": 0.41,
    "hold": 0.3,
    "rollOnFail": false,
    "distanceAdj": 0.0
  
    }

}

This file stores your hotkeys (which are also set in the main script's UI) and the default values used by this builder's "Add to config" button.

defaultDistanceAdj is the default distance adjustment (seconds per 100 studs) applied when you click "Add to config" on a new animation.

-- File path: Cerberus/<GameName>/AP_Config_Extra.json
{
  "parryKey": "F",
  "rollKey": "Q",
  "defaultStartSec": 0.0,
  "defaultHoldSec": 0.35,
  "defaultRollOnFail": false,
  "defaultDistanceAdj": 0.0

}

This file stores animations that the builder should completely ignore. They will not be logged, shown on the timeline, or appear in the Live Anims list. The key is the anim ID, and the value is true.

-- File path: Cerberus/<GameName>/AP_IgnoreAnims.json
{
  "12345678": true,
  "87654321": true

}

• Lane 1 (Anim): New animations detected that are not in your config. These are potential threats you might want to add.
• Lane 2 (Config): Animations detected that are in your config. This shows you the script is correctly identifying the threat.
• Lane 3 (Parry/Schedule): Events from the main AutoParry script.
  • Yellow Dot (Schedule): The script has detected a threat and scheduled a parry.
  • Orange Dot (Parry): The script has fired the parry command.
  • Red Dot (Damage): You took damage (from your own health changing).

What to do here: Watch this tab to see if your parries (orange dots) are firing *before* you take damage (red dots). If you see an `Anim` (green dot) followed by a `Damage` (red dot), you should click the green dot to add that animation to your config.

• [NEW ]: This animation is not in your config or ignore list. This is your "inbox" of new threats.
• [CFG ]: This animation is already in your AP_Config.json.

Controls

• Listening: Toggles the builder's animation detection on or off.
• Listening Range: Sets how far (in studs) the builder will look for animations.
• Ignore player/enemy animations: Allows you to filter out noise, for example if you only want to parry NPCs and not players.

What to do here: Go get hit by an enemy. Come back to this tab and look for the [NEW ] animation that just appeared. Click it, and in the popup, click "Add to config (with defaults)".

This is where you fine-tune your parry timings.

1. Click any animation in the list to open the popup editor.
2. Adjust the Start (seconds) value. This is the base parry timing. A higher value means the script will parry *later* in the animation. A lower value means it will parry *earlier*.
3. Adjust the Hold (seconds) value. This is how long the parry key will be held down.
4. Adjust the Distance adjustment (sec per 100 studs) value. This adds extra time based on how far you are from the attacker:
   • If distanceAdj = 0, distance is ignored.
   • If distanceAdj > 0, the script adds distanceAdj * (distance / 100) seconds to the parry time.
5. Press Enter or click off the text box to save. The change is instant and saves directly to the JSON file.

Sorting

You can sort the list to find things easily:

• Numeric (by ID): Sorts by the animation ID.
• Alphabetical (by name): Sorts by the animation's configured name.
• Most recently detected: Puts the anims you've seen most recently at the top (very useful for testing).

• Save all animations to log file: A debug tool to log all seen anims to AP_AnimLog.json.
• Scan all humanoids again (re-hook): Forces the builder to rescan the workspace for humanoids.
• Write full animation snapshot to file: Dumps the current SeenAnimations table to AP_AllAnims.json for advanced debugging.
• Refresh configs from disk: Manually re-loads all JSON files if you edited them by hand.
• Clear ignore list: Wipes your AP_IgnoreAnims.json file, allowing ignored animations to be detected again.

Default Config Add Settings

These settings control the default values that are used when you click "Add to config" on a new animation. You can set your preferred starting start, hold, distance adjustment, and roll on fail values here to speed up your workflow.