@bennyworm i ended up removing all of the skirt roots besides the ones attached to the tail!

Do you have the 5 $ version ?

Maybe a screenshot of the error, but I looked it up for you. I wasn't sure what could actually help. So I will just send you what I searched up and provide a screenshot. https://search.brave.com/search?q=unity+object+reference+not+set+to+an+instance+of+an+object+unity+vrchat+avatar+error&summary=1&conversation=006d8b62e35e19c5c03222 [image: Screenshot 2025-11-01 041637.png]

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Oh, that's pretty easy. In Unity go to the "Animator" tab. It should show the FX your model is already using. (If it doesn't. Find its FX layer, click on it. THEN open the Animator tab) Go down and look for anything that says 'Face' or 'Expressions'. Go to the ones you want to change. Click on them. On the right hand side a menu will open. At the VERY top of it is the name of the animation its using. You can remove it and change it with the animation you want either by searching for it or dragging and dropping it in from the asset folder. (Inside the asset folder it will have a bunch of other folders inside and one of them should contain the animations for face expressions)

Manually applying the materials works in unity, but it doesn't fix the issue in VRChat. Note the visor texture is still broken, and the fluff texture still doesn't change with the slider. [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png]

@Lewdly thank you for the advice. Any help is good in this situation, honestly

amazing

@yukilizarz do you have the vrca of this avi?

Download Link (drive.google.com)

Liltoon only offers 3. Liltoon is a shader that you use for more simple, anime-ish looks, while poiyomi shader offers WAY more options and enables you to stack more textures/settings into just one material. So unfortunatly for you, you'll have to combine textures yourself and just deal with the 3 main color options, or change to poiyomi.

Yes my stubborn ass refuses to look like a bright mf with minimal shading. Yes the matcaps give it that look. Ik the recolour is mostly grey and silver but it's not suppose to look like it was made without any sort of proper shading

theres a kisakae milltina ment for outfit fitting use that one

So, typically, the new eyes get pasted right onto the avatar's face texture. First, make sure to back up the original face texture. Then, open it in any image editing software you like and paste the new eyes over the old ones. After that, just import the edited face texture into Unity (drag and drop works) and place it into the face material.