Should be fairly easy to understand if you've played Monster Hunter Generations/ Generations Ultimate. If not, a basic explanation is that Hunter Arts are special moves that you can only perform when the corresponding arts gauge is full. The arts gauge is filled by attacking the monster, with stronger attacks filling the bar more. Note that this is determined by the base strength of the attack and not the actual damage dealt, i.e. a level 3 greatsword charge with a 100 raw greatsword will fill the bar the same amount as with a 300 raw greatsword. Many silkbinds in Rise were Hunter Arts in previous games. Compared to Rise's silkbind system, Hunter Arts encourage aggression; the gauge requires attacking to fill, versus wirebugs which recover on their own.

Features of this mod:

• All silkbinds are now hunter arts, you may only perform them when the gauge is full. They no longer rely on wirebugs.
  
  • Fully functional with switch skill swap! Silkbinds on each scroll are treated as separate gauges, and only fill when that scroll is selected.
  • A simple visual/sound effect will occur on the player when a gauge is filled (I used the same effect as an armor seed).
  • "Blue" damage (i.e. any damage that can cause a wyvern ride) will not fill the arts gauge. This is because most silkbinds do that type of damage, and they shouldn't fill the gauge themselves. There's a few silkbinds that circumvent this by simply enabling you to perform other attacks (e.g. Morphing Advance) and those have been balanced accordingly with larger arts gauges.
    
• REFramework setting: Gauge scale and position may be changed, and gauges/gauge names may be toggled on or off.
  
  • Unfortunately, the font size for gauge names can't be changed on the fly without risk of crashing. It's also always left-aligned, so I designed the look of the gauges around that.
    
• REFramework setting: An "Arts Multiplier" slider allows you to control how much the arts gauges fill upon attacking, ranging from 0.5x-2.0x.
• REFramework setting: Language! Translations are present for English, 日本語, 简体中文, 한국어, Español, Français, Português do Brasil, and Deutsch
  
  • Note: These translations are taken from Kiranico, which is missing 1/5th of the silkbind names. Thus, those will default to English. If I manage to find a resource that has all of those fully translated, I'll update the mod accordingly.
    
• Works properly in multiplayer as of version 1.0.1! As always, it's not recommended to use mods in multiplayer with people who aren't aware of it.
  

Incompatibilities/warnings:

• This mod utilizes a font (NotoSansCJK) so it can display characters for translations. Other mods utilizing a font may conflict, but nothing should break.
  
  • This will change REFramework's font too. If you prefer the default, you can simply delete "Font.lua" from the autorun folder.
    
• Probably not compatible with anything else that modifies inputs for silkbinds.
• Not tested and not recommended to use in multiplayer.
  

Perhaps surprisingly, this mod is not based on DSC173's Hunter Arts System mod. I was working on this for about a week before I realized that existed. I actually looked at YaeSakura2333's Valor Longsword for Sunbreak mod at first, since that has an implementation of Hunter Arts. However, that was specific to longsword so my implementation ended up being fairly different. Both were helpful in figuring out what method calls were necessary.

There's probably more I'm forgetting, but you should get the gist of it from this. Let me know if there's any issues.

Requires REFramework.

Installation: Just copy the reframework folder of this mod onto your reframework folder in your Monster Hunter Rise game directory.

Updates:
Ver 1.0.3 - A few minor fixes: gauge points no longer continue to accumulate when full (no change in gameplay, just won't be triggering the "full" vfx/sfx again when already full), fixed Strongarm Stance while charging, added safeguards for a rare error I only got on my steam deck, and fixed some return values to eliminate some possible errors.
Also per a request, added an optional version where gauges on both scrolls will fill from attacks regardless of which scroll is selected. Unbalanced, but the change was fairly easy so I figured I might as well. Available under Optional Files.
Ver 1.0.2 - Fixed followers issue. The script couldn't tell the difference between you and your followers' actions which led to weird behavior, so I had to add a check for that. Also fixed some poorly organized code that (while having followers) wasn't using up the arts gauge when activating a hunter art, should work as expected now.
Ver 1.0.1 - Small fix that might address issues in multiplayer? Like I said I haven't tested this in multi, and it's still not recommended to use this like that, but I added a player check that should prevent other players' attacks from filling your arts gauges. Don't know for sure if it works, but it's good practice to have anyways and won't affect your experience if you're not in multiplayer. I'll test it next time Rise is on sale and I can pick up a second copy (I don't like roping other people into my testing).
Update to this update, thank you to DaniNyo for informing me that the fix did work, as well as informing me that Rise is on sale on Fanatical right now. Was able to test and confirm myself as well, the fix works!

Known Issues:
- Rarely may get an error on startup and the script won't run. I've only seen it happen once so far, still looking into it. For now if that happens you can fix it by just resetting the script ( REFramework menu -> ScriptRunner -> 'Reset Scripts' ).