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@poopman5000 the way i do it is with ma scale by putting it on both L and R but_ on the armature and the next one under But_.001 and using the value of 1.25 or 1.15 across xyz scale for an example. Then u can define the plump or shape by putting ma scale on hips with x and z scale lets say 1.05. For better Jiggle u can use cakepb that someone made using marshmallowpb system for free that can be found on twitter with the handle AtomikkuLabs

add bones and a merge their armatures using cats blender plugin

For me It shows in unity but anytime I check with gesture manager the lighting isn’t there.

Nvm i got it

i am very confused i really wanna put this one model into fbx and idk how and this made my brain die

bump

Double check that the avatar descriptor is not missing anything and try uploading a test avatar with all the layers and expression menus removed. Removing those will help with narrowing down possible issues.

Lower texture memory in unity. Steps 1-4 : Click on an item, scan your eyes to the right and find its materials, then click on a texture. It will bring you right to where that texture is in the assets list. [image: {13E3D7D8-3209-4696-A356-E22432080D60}.png] Steps 5-6 Once there, Click on the texture that was highlighted yellow and you should see a new window popup. Scan your eyes to the bottom of the window and find "Max size". Lower each and ever texture down as low as it can go without making the visuals on clothing/skin/hair/etc look too pixelated. [image: {E83687CF-6806-496C-AEA5-1706DD742E4C}.png] [image: {B3CCAB26-F69F-4CA0-8F30-05F4A3A7C81E}.png]

This might be a strange solution for some people, but it worked for me so I figured I'd share it. A lot of the avatars I rip are specifically so I can get a certain mesh, and this process is a bit tricky for me, and sometimes don't work. I'm able to completely avoid the Blender portion of this by using this tool Fox Mesh Deleter IN Unity. It lets me delete all of the mesh I don't need right in Unity. Note, this does NOT give you an FBX. BUT if you're not taking it out of Unity, it will still work for VRChat avatars. You can even export it as a Unitypackage to a different project. This may be a nice solution for some people (such as myself) who aren't worried about doing edits to the mesh I wanted, just needed it separated from something else. Hope this helps someone! ^^

@Roxos No problem. We can only hope.

you can't put a cooked uasset file straight into unreal. try exporting it using fmodel and ninja ripper in the worst case.

this would require closed eye blendshapes on the model, which you can find directly under eyelook. you can add eyes looking up and down as well to make them widen and close depending on where you look like real eyes.

Oh dear, it's working fine for me. I think it must just be a bug.

It looks like it just wants you to list the neck bone in the mapping. On the right hand side, click on the 'Head' tab, go to where it says 'Neck' and add the neck bone. Then hit apply. That error should go away.

https://youtu.be/gvXoDR_AqbQ?si=wjSans2ihzZU_-5O