NSFW Worlds (bypassed) vrcw
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room for dancing c
(R4D.C)
🔗 Download Link (gofile.io)@aassdd121 ty! is it bypassed too?
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@aassdd121 ty! is it bypassed too?
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@gupp1e69 If you're just trying to run it locally offline someone made a program that makes it super simple. You can drag and drop the vrcw file onto the program or double click it to launch it.
https://github.com/vosd04/vrcw-launcher/releases/tag/v1.0.2If you're trying to upload it to use online there's a hotswap script that makes it easier. You basically import the hotswap unity package in to unity. There's then an option to spawn a dummy world. You upload that dummy world through the sdk. Then there's a tab at the top where you can load a vrcw file. You then use that same menu to upload the hotswap build. Just dont reupload the world through the sdk after. The unity menu is pretty straightforward. It's not as hard as it sounds.
You basically upload a dummy world then hotswap it with a vrcw file from the menu. The only other thing is some worlds have portals in them. If this happens the menu will show multiple world id's and ask you to pick the correct one. If you know the wrld id then great. If not you can try both one at a time and check. I can tell you the R4D.B one that was shared here is wrld_3f45d6dd-ebab-4f33-83c2-2e4bdb5b6f40. And R4D.C is wrld_4874e100-6288-4eb0-a00a-b6001166f450. Also sometimes you may not be able to join right away after uploading. If it kicks you out try joining again or waiting a bit.
https://forum.ripper.store/topic/127268/vrcw-hotswap-script -
@gupp1e69 If you're just trying to run it locally offline someone made a program that makes it super simple. You can drag and drop the vrcw file onto the program or double click it to launch it.
https://github.com/vosd04/vrcw-launcher/releases/tag/v1.0.2If you're trying to upload it to use online there's a hotswap script that makes it easier. You basically import the hotswap unity package in to unity. There's then an option to spawn a dummy world. You upload that dummy world through the sdk. Then there's a tab at the top where you can load a vrcw file. You then use that same menu to upload the hotswap build. Just dont reupload the world through the sdk after. The unity menu is pretty straightforward. It's not as hard as it sounds.
You basically upload a dummy world then hotswap it with a vrcw file from the menu. The only other thing is some worlds have portals in them. If this happens the menu will show multiple world id's and ask you to pick the correct one. If you know the wrld id then great. If not you can try both one at a time and check. I can tell you the R4D.B one that was shared here is wrld_3f45d6dd-ebab-4f33-83c2-2e4bdb5b6f40. And R4D.C is wrld_4874e100-6288-4eb0-a00a-b6001166f450. Also sometimes you may not be able to join right away after uploading. If it kicks you out try joining again or waiting a bit.
https://forum.ripper.store/topic/127268/vrcw-hotswap-script@Jdoe12666 sadly, booth world were deleted
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@Jdoe12666 sadly, booth world were deleted
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@Jdoe12666 i cant open their informate page
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@gupp1e69 If you're just trying to run it locally offline someone made a program that makes it super simple. You can drag and drop the vrcw file onto the program or double click it to launch it.
https://github.com/vosd04/vrcw-launcher/releases/tag/v1.0.2If you're trying to upload it to use online there's a hotswap script that makes it easier. You basically import the hotswap unity package in to unity. There's then an option to spawn a dummy world. You upload that dummy world through the sdk. Then there's a tab at the top where you can load a vrcw file. You then use that same menu to upload the hotswap build. Just dont reupload the world through the sdk after. The unity menu is pretty straightforward. It's not as hard as it sounds.
You basically upload a dummy world then hotswap it with a vrcw file from the menu. The only other thing is some worlds have portals in them. If this happens the menu will show multiple world id's and ask you to pick the correct one. If you know the wrld id then great. If not you can try both one at a time and check. I can tell you the R4D.B one that was shared here is wrld_3f45d6dd-ebab-4f33-83c2-2e4bdb5b6f40. And R4D.C is wrld_4874e100-6288-4eb0-a00a-b6001166f450. Also sometimes you may not be able to join right away after uploading. If it kicks you out try joining again or waiting a bit.
https://forum.ripper.store/topic/127268/vrcw-hotswap-script -
@Nicenick Just open them with the VRC Quick Launcher instead if it doesn't work. I haven't had any issues at all doing it that way and it works both desktop and vr.
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@Odiro How do you open it with the quick launcher? I cannot remember how to add it into the local tab.
@Awweh
Naviage to Appdata/LocalLow/VRChat/VRChat/Worlds and drop the file there.
Keep in mind that it needs to have "scene-StandaloneWindows64-" before its name in order to show up in the launcher, so a world named TestWorld would be called
scene-StandaloneWindows64-TestWorld.vrcw
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