So basically I just have to try and download every variant I can and build my own list of existing URL’s to represent the emote in 1x, 2x, 4x, animated, light or dark …
Will be a bit of a pain… as will slow down things to attempt to figure that out.
Just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something in the documentation before going down this path.
default will draw the emote as animated or static depending on which kind it is
Currently there is no actual light/dark variance I know of between any emotes
Whats your use case for this?
Why do you need this information.
The URL to an emote is templated you just would always use default
The format of the image to get. For example, a static PNG or animated GIF. Use default if you want the server to return an animated GIF if it exists, otherwise, a static PNG.
Let “default” do its deal to show which is the default view of the emote and move on.
My case was missing out if emote was animated or not.
I am building my emote list for selecting your emotes from my own chat program which “was” able to break them apart of animated vs non animated. But thinking more this is just silly.
Just show them by their default in my lists, and move on with life.
