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# About Quark emotes

Quark format is hard to understand as a computer, easy to create infinite loops or other sorts of unwanted things.

Because of this, the tool is unstable and I will not remove the unstable warning.

The tool is only active at the emote import time, after it, you can play the emotes without the risk of crashing and your client will sync it over the server. No other users have to enable the tool.

Mainly it converts the Quark emote to keyframes, to Emotecraft's format.

You need to put quark emotes to Emotecraft's emotes folder (and not Quark's emotes folder)

It can only process rotation.

If you want to have some default emotes without working hard, you can download the Quark emotes from the Quark [source](https://github.com/Vazkii/Quark) (`src/main/resources/assets/quark/emotes`)

{% hint style="danger" %}
the clap emote is incorrect, without fixing it, it won't be imported\
the last left\_arm\_x should be left\_arm\_y
{% endhint %}

I tested the tool on these emotes, these are working

If you find a not working quark emote, please send it to me, and report the issue.


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