@MoonCrawler ahhh thank you sooo much

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@Onidayo Download Link (workupload.com) I got you

https://youtu.be/kRdKZBxEtwY?si=mvgT0Ffe_GxGHaMj This is a video i've used as a tutorial.

youll have to add a blend shape to the lashes for every blendshape the eyes have the m merge them

@Kisskiss tysmmm ill look it up

Here is a video I did sort of on the subject. Its all in Blender, so I have no idea if you mean in Unity or what. Rigging and Weight Painting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVqWi8UoS4I&t=1s (I talk a bit about it here) I'm no expert, but the way I found to optimizing is to attach the bones to one parent bone. Example: Hair strands 1-30 = parented to HairBase bone. Hair base bone is parented to Head. That way you have all your fun hair pieces without having the risk a few here and there. Same thing with a skirt or dress or even tails or ears. Skirt 1-30 - Skirtbase - Pelvis Ears 1-2 - Earbase - Head Tail 1-??? - Tailbase - Pelvis Hair strands 1-50 - HairBase - Head You can only have 4 physbones for quest. So if you don't want the extra struggle, do what I have listed there. I'm sure there may be a better way, but this is my method. Oh right, you won't need to weight paint the "base" bones. They can just exist. They're just an anchor anyway.

Thanks, i feel stupid for not spotting it earlier

@lemonshark can you re up? pls u.u

@ꜱᴋɪᴛᴛʟᴇꜱ ive been trying to optimize and adjust it to work with quest currently the easiest way to do it is via removing the "femboy" model and toggle then using vrcquest tools to remove some physbones currently stuck on some things as it uses an older version of poi shaders which vrcquesttools cant convert automatically currently trying to find a tutorial on how to do it manually relized it only when a friend of mine said the avi is purple

Both eyes use the same texture, just copy over the img texture and paste it onto the other eye. should work fine

@kh4m4ri i agree :)) i didnt know how much one has to do in both ;-; ill definitely give it another shot

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https://github.com/FACS01-01/FACS_Utilities/wiki/How-to-rip-|-Recovering-a-Project

@minifireman Look, if you're willing to pay I can get it for you.