EmoteStage 1.1.3

This update expands synchronized choreographies from two players to groups of up to six performers, fixes music continuing after an Emotecraft emote is cancelled, and completes English/Brazilian Portuguese localization throughout the interface and chat.

Added

• Group choreography lobbies for 2–6 performers, including the host.

• The host can prepare up to five invitations at once.

• A separate emote can be assigned to every performer, so roles may use matching or completely different emotes.

• Searchable player selection and a six-slot lobby screen showing assigned emotes and invitation status.

• The host starts the choreography once every remaining participant has accepted.

• Safe handling for declined invitations, players leaving or disconnecting, host cancellation and lobby expiration.

Fixed

• Music bound to an emote started from Emotecraft's own menu now stops immediately when the local player cancels that emote with Shift or the stop-emote key.

• The main EmoteStage screen now fully follows the language selected in Minecraft.

• Player and emote pickers, filters, result counters, pagination, dynamic labels and the local OGG library are localized in English and Brazilian Portuguese.

• All server-sent EmoteStage chat messages now follow each individual client's selected language.

• /emotestage status and /emotestage reloadtracks responses are localized as well.

Synchronization and performance

• All lobby performers receive the same authoritative server start tick.

• Active resynchronization now supports up to six roles in one session.

• Heartbeats are still emitted only for active sessions and only to performers or nearby viewers.

• OGG audio is not uploaded or streamed through the server; each client continues to play its own local binding.