Still having this issue as of now

@yuikumi the pricing is for my work, the assets i use dont matter, what matters is the custom avatars that match directly to what other people want in an avatar without spending money on a $30 avi that isnt EXACTLY what you want, or finding a leaked avi, that again, isnt that special to you. Ik i adore having custom avis and edited ones, and everyone whos bought from me in the past says the same. I get the point of ripper store, im a huge part of the community and have been messing around on here and discord for the better part of 4 years now, but i do this as a side hussle, not living off it at $30-40 an avi, i enjoy making avis for myself but not others, i only do it cause im good and people wanna pay me for my work

@ex BY- @luminariadream Download Link (drive.google.com) (help her out givin her some upvotes <3)

its not solved i fricked up sorry

NVM I deleted all unitys in my Program Files and reinstalled it with VCC and it worked.

Forgot to mention! THIS is the 2025 edition. The old one is still available for those using older versions of unity.

Extract the material from the prefab by selecting the round circle thing that looks like a ball and right click. Click on 'Extract from prefab' You can make a new folder for it if you want, or just extract it right there in the assets. Once done. Drag and drop that material onto the body. Done.

That looks like a weight paint issue or the toe bones are in a spot they're not meant to be. Based on what you wrote, its likely weight paint. Data transfer doesn't always work, it likes to be an ass sometimes. Just go in Blender, go to the body, find the weight of the base bone (the one that shouldn't have any weights on it and it just controls all bones in model when moving it) and just simply delete the weight of that bone (In the menu. DO NOT delete the actual bone.) Then find the weights for your toe bones or foot bones that are actually weighted properly. Dupe it (after you delete the weights for the foot/toe bone that ISN'T weight properly), then click the arrow after clicking the dupped weight for the bone of the working foot/toe, click on either "Mirror Topology" or the one under it. One of them should work properly. If none of them do and the weight looks weird on the foot after checking it in Weight Paint mode. Just manually paint it yourself so it matches the foot that is working.

Try using cutout or transparent

It does look pretty cool. Thanks for upload!

bump its cute

Found Download Link (drive.google.com)

It was posted here: https://forum.ripper.store/topic/104411/gift-kitcat-mayu-ataraxiamod-vrcft

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.