emot3

A clickable emote panel

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Contributors

• isimp

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Most of emot3 was written by Claude Code (Anthropic), which did the heavy lifting on implementation and design. Heads-up so you can judge for yourself.

The bundled AI-generated emote icons are an opt-in fallback (off by default, under Options > General > Icons), marked with a gold frame so you can tell them from the official ArenaNet artwork.

• Library - search by name, command, or alias; filter by Core / Unlocked / Locked; group favorites into your own categories and drag them into order.
• Category options — opt into ready-made Quickbar categories (Core, Unlocked, Recently used, Frequently used) alongside your own favorites.
• Quickbar - a slim window showing one category at a time, built for your HUD: snap it to a clean grid, change scroll behaviour, customize to your liking.
• Quickbar presets - save a look plus the bar's size and position, then swap between them from the addon's icon.
• Keybinds - bind individual emotes and /me-mote variants as Nexus keybinds; RadialMenus wheels can invoke them without you blocking a key.
• RadialMenus export - export a favorites category as a wheel for the RadialMenus addon; emot3 packages the files, you copy them into RadialMenus folder and hit reload.
• Your own catalog - the emote list is a file you own, not hard-coded. Add, edit, or remove any emote without waiting for an update. A built-in icon picker lets you assign icons easily.
• /me-motes - your own custom /me chat emotes with up to three variants per entry; pick which to fire from the right-click menu.

See GitHub for more. Alternative, AV-triggering builds available for movement-suppression while sending and additional features not suited for the public build.