Questions related to the AMII APP Today I updated the IDE and before that there was a trick that when I closed these sounds were played to me

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1)Today I updated the IDE and before that there was a trick that when I closed these sounds were played to me
-ara_ara_sayonara
-sayonara_bye_bye
-sayonara_senpai
Question: Does AMII have such this function?

2)Write in Git that assets are now stored along the path:for

1. wm -%appdata%\JetBrains\waifuMotivationAssets
2. AMII- %appdata%\JetBrains\amiiAssets

3. Why did you decide not to use JSON settings for sounds, but use folder path splices?

4)Judging by the code, there are about as many categories:

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENT(0),
• FRUSTRATION(1),
• ENRAGED(2),
• CELEBRATION(3),
• HAPPY(4),
• SMUG(5),
• WAITING(6),
• MOTIVATION(7),
• WELCOMING(8),
• DEPARTURE(9),
• ENCOURAGEMENT(10),
• MOCKING(11),
• SHOCKED(12),
• DISAPPOINTMENT(13),
• ALERT(14),
• BORED(15),
• TIRED(16),
• PATIENTLY_WAITING(17),
• POUTING(18),

Question: why are there a lot of unnecessary folders in the directory?
For example:

• boried
• bored
  -welcome
  -welocome

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Today I updated the IDE and before that there was a trick that when I closed these sounds were played to me
-ara_ara_sayonara
-sayonara_bye_bye
-sayonara_senpai
Question: Does AMII have such this function?

No, it currently does not.

Write in Git that assets are now stored along the path:for
wm -%appdata%\JetBrains\waifuMotivationAssets
AMII- %appdata%\JetBrains\amiiAssets
Why did you decide not to use JSON settings for sounds, but use folder path splices?

Not 100% sure what you are asking for here.
Visual assets may or may not reference an audio asset defined by the API.
You can take a peek at the API design spec here https://github.com/ani-memes/amii-asset-management/blob/main/DesignSpec.md#api

Sample

{"id":"9a8d07c228d234bd97227e6f65d8ffd1","path":"mocking/aqua_mocking_laugh.gif","alt":"","cat":[11],"char":["1eqq4979c"],"aud":"e30f629ebbf18655f6e8a7679f4d588c"}

{"id":"e30f629ebbf18655f6e8a7679f4d588c","path":"mockingaqua_mocking_laugh.wav"}

It appears that there may be a bug in the upload process in the asset management tool, I'll fix it, it's not the end of the world.

Question: why are there a lot of unnecessary folders in the directory?

Because it doesn't matter what folder I put it in, I just need to define a unique key such that when it gets uploaded to the S3 bucket, that it won't overrwrite any existing asset. I use the web ui tool to manage all of the assets.