I'm working on it.

BUT it would be nice to turn the Language specific buttons into css styled ones. There are two ways to do this. (Or maybe three.  : )

1. Have just the Smiley section show with the description in a title. The advantage for this is there would only be 200 or so images to worry about and the javascript for the user choice in Profile will work.
2. Have a fully css button with the word showing (Just like the css buttons). The upside is it looks nice. Downside -I haven't figured out how to get the javascript to pull up the properly rendered image.  (This will use 600 tiny images)
3. OR Have just the smiley show when choosing the mood and have the full css button show elsewhere.  (This will use 800 tiny images)

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Sep 13^th, 2014 at 7:12pm New files - this one has the new css file.
Sep 14^th, 2014 at 8:04pm Correction in folder name.
Jan 1^st, 2015 at 3:17pm New zip - added Template file, some bug fixes
Jan 21^st, 2015 at 3:48pm New zip - bug fixes.

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Member Moods for YaBB 2.6.11
Version: 0.2

Description
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Allows Members to select their Mood

Installation
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1) Modify YaBB files using BoardMod or manually.
2) Upload modified files to your server in ASCII mode.
3) Upload Mood.lng to Languages/English/Mods
4) Upload ChangeMood.pm to Sources/Mods.
5) Upload Mood.template to Templates/default/Mods.
6) Upload the Mood images folder to the ModImages directory in Binary mode.
7) Upload mood.css to yabbfiles/Templates/Forum

Files to edit
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Admin/ModList.pm
Admin/NewSettings.pm
Admin/Settings_Main.pm
Sources/Display.pm
Sources/Load.pm
Sources/MemberList.pm
Sources/MyCenter.pm
Sources/Profile.pm
Sources/Subs.pm
Sources/SubList.pm
Sources/System.pm
Templates/default/Display.template
Templates/default/MyCenter.template
Templates/default/MyProfile.template

Version History
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1.0 - First release by Derek Barnstorm - 5th August 2008
1.1 - Made new images, aligned text and image better, added more moods and added preview image in User CP - 1st October 2008
1.2 - Updated for YaBB 2.3 - 14th October 2008
1.3 - Updated for YaBB 2.3.1 - 4th January 2009
1.4 - Updated for YaBB 2.4 and added ability to change mood by clicking on the image (Martin_W) - 4th May 2009
1.5 - Added to Member List and fixed issue with some users receiving Form Spoofing message - 6th July 2009
1.6 - Updated for YaBB 2.5 - 13th January 2011
1.7 - Updated for YaBB 2.6.0 by Dandello - 13 July, 2014
1.7a - fixed typos.
1.8 - Updated for YaBB 2.6.1 by Dandello - 6 Sept, 2014
2.1 - Updated for YaBB 2.6.1 by Dandello (new css file) 21 Oct, 2014
2.6.11 v0.1 - Updated for YaBB 2.6.1 Dec 31, 2014
0.2 - bug fixes - Jan 21, 2014

For the static display there would be 3 images for the css with the inserted text coming from Mood.lng. (And the images are small - something like 8KB combined.) Currently for the 'change mood' with the image change (which works like the message icon drop-down in Post) it calls for the associated image, but I don't think it's pre-loaded.

Going with just Mood Smileys, each image will be about 4KB and the associated word can show up in a title just like the current Smileys. (And since I'm still mulling over which way to go, I don't have samples.)

This is one of those mods where the people who like it really like it and everybody else seems to go 'Huh?'.

My suspicion is that admins who already have this mod loaded or who want it aren't overly worried about load time.

This is the first one I got finished for testing. (The one with the word has 4 images - 3 as backgrounds in spans - but I'm wondering if a purely CSS solution for the background might work - in everything except MSIE.  )

Well, a pure css solution does work in MSIE 10 and up. Haven't got the smiley img to overhang the top of the background block - yet. :

Gaining on it.   

I think I prefer the Rubber tree song - 'Everybody knows an ant can't move a rubber tree plant...' 

Member Moods is in testing here. The only graphic is the mood icon - everything else is CSS. Still working on cleaning up the javascript code as it's still pretty clunky.

German language zips in first post.