LF: Hypno Eyes Shader 3.0 and Hypno Preset Pack by Value Factory
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New updated DLL upload (it still worked as intended but GUI now shows proper number, anyway enjoy)
Base
Focus DLC
ScreenSpace
Download link:
Download Link (mediafire.com)
(file is updated, too lazy to rename the 7z file)
same install instructions.
Open Explorer, go to the root of the unity Project. Extract and overwrite.@MaxTech I don't think I understand how to install, sorry. I'm kinda new to this. Could you elaborate?
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@MaxTech I don't think I understand how to install, sorry. I'm kinda new to this. Could you elaborate?
@ThroughTheWire
Extract contents to the your VRC Project's main folder. When it asks to overwrite the Packages folder and its contents, do so. it's that simple. -
@ThroughTheWire
Extract contents to the your VRC Project's main folder. When it asks to overwrite the Packages folder and its contents, do so. it's that simple.@MaxTech Okay, thank you!
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@MaxTech Okay, thank you!
Does the dll work for all 3 files?@ThroughTheWire Yes, as evidence the screenshots are there.
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@ThroughTheWire
Extract contents to the your VRC Project's main folder. When it asks to overwrite the Packages folder and its contents, do so. it's that simple.@MaxTech hi im sorry but I really Dont understand how to do this. Could you break it down even more? I'm so confused
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Here are instructions, complete with imagery to help guide you properly.
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To install the bypass, first open your Unity Project and import the Hypno asset from the .unitypackage that you have. When it pops up asking for a license, just close the window and move on to the next step.
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At the bottom of your Unity window is your Asset browser for you project. On the lext side it has a File Tree that lists things like Favorites, Assets, Packages. Find "Packages", right click it and select "Show in Explorer" to open it in Windows File Explorer or whichever relevant file explorer your system is set to use.
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This will take you to where packages is located in your Windows/Mac/Linux files. Locate your .zip file that contains the bypass and open it up.
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Drag the "Packages" folder out of the .zip file and into your Unity project folder that contains the existing "Packages" folder and overwrite them.
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You are now done! Enjoy your cracked shaders!
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My only real issue now is that I seem to get this error when using the shaders on my avatar. If I attempt to lock the material, or try to upload my avatar, then this warning pops up and prevents me from doing either. Anyone possibly know what causes it and/or how to fix it? Using the latest 3.0 version.
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My only real issue now is that I seem to get this error when using the shaders on my avatar. If I attempt to lock the material, or try to upload my avatar, then this warning pops up and prevents me from doing either. Anyone possibly know what causes it and/or how to fix it? Using the latest 3.0 version.
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Adding to this to say that using the old DLL that states 3.0.1.1 instead of 3.0.3.0 fixed this issue for some reason. Not sure why that would be.
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Here are instructions, complete with imagery to help guide you properly.
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To install the bypass, first open your Unity Project and import the Hypno asset from the .unitypackage that you have. When it pops up asking for a license, just close the window and move on to the next step.
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At the bottom of your Unity window is your Asset browser for you project. On the lext side it has a File Tree that lists things like Favorites, Assets, Packages. Find "Packages", right click it and select "Show in Explorer" to open it in Windows File Explorer or whichever relevant file explorer your system is set to use.
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This will take you to where packages is located in your Windows/Mac/Linux files. Locate your .zip file that contains the bypass and open it up.
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Drag the "Packages" folder out of the .zip file and into your Unity project folder that contains the existing "Packages" folder and overwrite them.
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You are now done! Enjoy your cracked shaders!
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@BabyMephi Thank you for this, it worked perfectly, you explained it so well that I didn't need a video.
Though I have no idea still how to use this shader on a booth model yet, it's a step. :'D@jaxoy Underneath the shader in your Inspector on the right side of your Unity Window (when you have the material selected), there should be a section called "Quick Setup". Underneath that, there should be a section called "Manual Positioning". This manual positioning allows you to change the position of the shader to line up with the avatar's eyes, allowing it to be compatible with any avatar. It might be a good idea to fiddle around with this and try making it fit. Here's an image to show where I mean:
Hopefully this helps!
Edit: It's key to note that this does not seem to work on any of the materials under the "Examples" folder specifically. It will work on any custom materials or the materials under "Exotic Materials" and all the other folders except for "Examples".
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@jaxoy Underneath the shader in your Inspector on the right side of your Unity Window (when you have the material selected), there should be a section called "Quick Setup". Underneath that, there should be a section called "Manual Positioning". This manual positioning allows you to change the position of the shader to line up with the avatar's eyes, allowing it to be compatible with any avatar. It might be a good idea to fiddle around with this and try making it fit. Here's an image to show where I mean:
Hopefully this helps!
Edit: It's key to note that this does not seem to work on any of the materials under the "Examples" folder specifically. It will work on any custom materials or the materials under "Exotic Materials" and all the other folders except for "Examples".
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@jaxoy Underneath the shader in your Inspector on the right side of your Unity Window (when you have the material selected), there should be a section called "Quick Setup". Underneath that, there should be a section called "Manual Positioning". This manual positioning allows you to change the position of the shader to line up with the avatar's eyes, allowing it to be compatible with any avatar. It might be a good idea to fiddle around with this and try making it fit. Here's an image to show where I mean:
Hopefully this helps!
Edit: It's key to note that this does not seem to work on any of the materials under the "Examples" folder specifically. It will work on any custom materials or the materials under "Exotic Materials" and all the other folders except for "Examples".
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@jaxoy Shaders don't typically "move" unless the shader calculates view position or world position; this is not a default behaviour, it is something that needs to be added to a shader. The shader uses UV coordinates for the position of the middle of the eye. So no, it does not have any parallax or position-based behaviours and yes, it will move with the eyes.
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@jaxoy Like what @xXAlphaWolfXx said in their post. The shader should be attached to the eyes if the avatar is made correctly and the shader is attached to the correct part of the avatar. So they should move with the eyes rather than separately.
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@BabyMephi I don't really know why I don't understand how to do this, I've tried youtube videos and see how to put eye shaders on a model, but it never looks right.
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