Add outfits to models toggle wheel?
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Hello! I was curious if it's possible to take alternate outfits and make them a toggle on the base model. I was specifically looking at the Manuka model and selecting a few of the outfits but I'm pretty new to all of this. If possible are there any tutorials anywhere?
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Are you taking about toggles with animations? like with a animation controller? there are a few different types of toggles what type are you trying to do with the base model? are you taking about the little sliders that appear on the inspector when clicking on Manuka's body mesh? sorry if this makes no sense.
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Oh are you possibly talking about the in game little menu wheel in vrc? like adding more toggles to it?
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@Matsuda yes, sorry I'm not super familiar with some of the terms in game haha. I've seen some avatars that have an on/off toggle for outfits or specific parts, rather than needing to fully swap the avatar to another one with the desired outfit. Hopefully I'm explaining that well
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@jamesblu You said it well I understand perfectly!
There are some good tutorial videos on YouTube but most I've seen is for the bool toggles which is more of a on and off thing then a quickly switch to an outfit. I use int's instead of bools because it allows me to click on a toggle and not have to toggle the outfit I had on off because that toggle does it already. But I would recommend watching a tutorial to get used to making toggles first since using int's is somewhat complicated and a longish process if you don't completely understand toggles.
here's some good tutorials I used.
Sorry if this was to complicated sounding I really can't think of how to say it in another way
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@Matsuda I think I understand between your description and me messing around in the creator with some tutorials. Ints definitely sound like the way to go over a bool toggle so I'll have to give that a shot. I'll also watch those videos when I'm able to. Thanks, I really appreciate it! It's definitely not the kind of thing you can dumb down an explanation of
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Yeah but ints also takes up more space on your avatar, if you don't want to rely on tons of conditions you can also just use avatar parameter drivers to disable the previous outfit.
Overall I would say that ints are worthwile to use if you got more than 3 outfits, otherwise meh
