ATLYSS Emotes Guide - Chat Commands and Colors

TheGamesEdgeSeptember 18, 20261 min read

ATLYSS invites players to express their characters through lively emotes, adding a personal flair to multiplayer interactions. Mastering these emote commands enriches social moments and immersion within its vibrant world.

Entering specific commands in the chat triggers your character's animations, including sitting, dancing, and gesturing. Each emote breathes life into the gameplay experience.

ATLYSS Emote Commands

Simply type an emote command into the chat box to perform the related animation. For instance, using /dance makes your avatar start dancing instantly.

EmoteCommand
Emotes List/emotes
Sit Down/sit
Sit Down (Racial)/sit2
Thought Bubble/think or /ponder
Dance/dance
Taunt / Spank/taunt
Point/point
Nod/nod
Shrug/shrug
Clap/clap
/eatass
/grope
/spank

How to See the Emote List

Forgetting emote commands isn't a problem. Typing /emotes brings up the complete list so you can quickly choose what to use next.

It's worth noting your chosen race influences the animation style. Your character's sit or dance moves adapt subtly to the racial design, offering a personalized touch during emotes.

ATLYSS Chat Color Command

A community-created GitHub mod allows players to tint their chat messages with custom colors on servers that support it, enhancing chat visibility and style.

After installing the mod and dependencies, customize your chat text color with /chatcolor #ffffff, replacing the hex code with your desired shade.

Use any valid HTML hexadecimal color values for different looks. To reset your chat color to the game's default, simply type /chatcolor clear.

This feature requires installing the AtlyssCustomChatColors mod along with these dependencies:

  • BepInEx Pack
  • BepInEx Fixer
  • SQLite4BepInEx
  • BepInEx Pack
  • BepInEx Fixer
  • SQLite4BepInEx

Ensure all these mods are placed within your ATLYSS game directory for proper functionality.

Emotes and chat customization add a creative layer to social gameplay in ATLYSS. Trying out different commands in lively areas like the Sanctum reveals just how expressive your character can be.