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Custom animations and more is a really nice thing to add, even if a tad complicated.
I will definitely look into this more one day once I find the time and urge to play SB again.
What rabit hole did I just stumbe into?...
(Probably an awesome one, but this stuff seems quite advanced)
- add your uuid into the playerconfig.json with the layers and settings you would like (in the mod description text)
- add a new folder in animis with you uuid as name
- then add the layer you specified in the playerconfig as a json file
- and in there add your drawables to the relevant state you want. (in the mod description text)
Many steps i know, but animis does not animate ur player out of the box, to prevent possible incompatibility and also it is not intended to edit your character from the start. You will need to know fundamentals on what directives are and how to make them, to make animis a tool for your character animations.