If you’re still interested about the avatar, people are working on that on this other link. https://forum.ripper.store/topic/126879/lf-mila-the-shark-s-avi/90?_=1790698460151

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is it a shape key causing this?

@stingraey ohh im dumb lol im just new to using blender so i might run into a lot of errors thanks

@Starman It sounds like the rig itself is confused on how the knee bends. If the model had no IKs to direct it or had a bend when it was being rigged where the knees are, it gets confused and will automatically decide which way they would bend. I have seen this issue with many models and I myself had it with one a long time ago. The only solutions I know of are either going into VRC FBT settings even if you aren't using FBT and go to the area where you can rotate joints. I believe there is one for knees, but I could be wrong and just rotate that until the knees bend how you want them to. The other one is going into Blender and bending those knee bones forward a tiny bit and reuploading it to VRC. Those are the methods I personally found through experince. It may not be the solution you're looking for, but that's all I know.

@Dehaven oh that's incredible, thank you!! i was not aware of this

I'm unsure about 5.0. But I know that the 4. versions have these options that are called Dithered, Blended, etc. If you can't locate them, you should look it up for your specific version or just revert to an older one if you can't be bothered. I personally still use 3.2.

I start up my work on it if someone would export the model as an fbx real quick. its definitely not hard to fix the rig issue

That process is pretty simple. If the clothing have its own armature then you unpack the clothing (just unpack, not FULLY) and you drag and drop every bone it has into your model's armature where it will be affected. Arms go to arms, legs go to legs, etc. You just keep doing that. You don't need to do head or neck if the clothing won't be affected by those parts. If its just the clothes, then you unpack it like I said before and you drag that onto the model. Done. Be sure to resize it if needed of course.

If the head has face tracking, it stays with it since it's blendshapes! You just need the shape keys for FT. I did this with some models before :3 (correct me if I'm wrong though)

You could try using this Unity Tool. Its called a Lattice tool. Can help with clipping and fixing clothing. https://forum.ripper.store/topic/77591/gift-unityeditor拡張-非破壊ラティス変形ツール-lattice-deformation-tool?_=1762513305987

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