Goodness gracious. bump for her and eleanor

bumping!

GoGo Loco, the savior of all broken avis.

thank u guys

@lordgreed The solution that I described worked for my purposes, but if you would still like to see the assets I linked them in my initial post.

bump

@ALilRotten okay thank you

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)

For some additional optimization, I'd recommend getting tools like: D4rk Avatar Optimizer off their github (There's Lazy's Optimizer, but that one seems more limited in options, despite feeling like it does the same). This one is useful for reducing mesh counts, material counts, total bone counts, etc. This is a script that gets added to the avatar itself, under avatar descriptor. It's non-destructive, so you can remove if you don't like it. Should help with adding a few more frames, for you or for others, without changing how the avatar looks. [image: Screenshot 2025-11-17 222713.png] Meshia Mesh Simplification, also can be found on github. This one "decimates/simplifies" meshes to reduce poly count in real time within Unity, and you can adjust what you want simplified and by how much. I've taken avatars from 140k poly to just under 70k with this. Though I'm unsure how much of a help it would be with a 300k poly avi like this one. It is non-destructive as well. Turn auto adjust off if you want to just simplify a few meshes instead of the entire avatar. Cooki's Avatar Texture optimizer (for quick texture downsizing if you need/want it). Any downsizing that gets applied is irreversable, other than reuploading the assets back into unity or returning original sizes by hand. https://forum.ripper.store/post/864448

This was so incredibly funny to me, I'm glad your issue got solved! x3

thanks man, i really appreciate it! god damn i spent all day not having a single clue wtf to do about that. She looks way better now