poi_pro_7.3.50_and_8.2.020 (Updated 5/20) ✔
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God bless you, Diving. Absolute legend
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8.2.014?
@Jimmy27891 updated it with a new link and latest version
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8.2.017?
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8.2.014?
@Jimmy27891 @VRCIsNotRealLife it's poipro8.2.017
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Newest update from 20.5.2023:
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@Diving since you have access to poi discord, maybe, just maybe, you could get slime refractive shader outta here?
@kosstar real question, but why would you want the v3.4 of the shader? you can make really good slime effects by using the grabpass shader in the new versions, and v3.4 is super old and outdated.
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@kosstar real question, but why would you want the v3.4 of the shader? you can make really good slime effects by using the grabpass shader in the new versions, and v3.4 is super old and outdated.
@boothbabelover because this exact shader works as I want it to straight from the box, I don't have to change stuff, I can just apply it and be done
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@kosstar real question, but why would you want the v3.4 of the shader? you can make really good slime effects by using the grabpass shader in the new versions, and v3.4 is super old and outdated.
@boothbabelover This issue does come up a lot but essentially it's as @kosstar said, older models usually have issues when applying newer shader versions because, for example, while Poiyomi 8.x+ is superior to something like Poiyomi Master Shader or previous versions of Poiyomi on paper, the definitions or states established on the older shader do not usually translate between version changes unless they're relatively close in build.
You can upgrade the shader to a new version, but typically if you want to keep most of the definitions intact, you'd need the version that the avatar was created with along with the new version, and migrate as many settings into the new shader as possible to retain previous functionality.
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have anyone the newest like 8.2.026 ?
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@boothbabelover This issue does come up a lot but essentially it's as @kosstar said, older models usually have issues when applying newer shader versions because, for example, while Poiyomi 8.x+ is superior to something like Poiyomi Master Shader or previous versions of Poiyomi on paper, the definitions or states established on the older shader do not usually translate between version changes unless they're relatively close in build.
You can upgrade the shader to a new version, but typically if you want to keep most of the definitions intact, you'd need the version that the avatar was created with along with the new version, and migrate as many settings into the new shader as possible to retain previous functionality.
@VRCArchivist that's fair, ty for answering !!! :00
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@BLACK0NYX This link no good anymore, any chance you could reup?
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@BLACK0NYX This link no good anymore, any chance you could reup?
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I need 𝘱𝘰𝘪_𝘱𝘳𝘰 8.1.141 if anyone has it.
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I need 𝘱𝘰𝘪_𝘱𝘳𝘰 8.1.141 if anyone has it.
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