Theres some math stuff you could do to figure it out yourself but I'm going to provide a bat script you can run that will instantly get the code you should use

@echo off
setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion

set "PS_CMD=[DateTime]$now = [DateTime]::UtcNow; $val = ($now.Year * $now.Month * $now.Day * ($now.Hour + 1)) + 1358214; $str = $val.ToString(); if ($str.Length -gt 6) { $str = $str.Substring($str.Length - 6) }; Write-Output $str"

for /f "tokens=*" %%A in ('powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "%PS_CMD%"') do (
    set "PASSCODE=%%A"
)

echo ========================================
echo          KEYPAD PASSCODE GENERATOR       
echo ========================================
echo.
echo  Current Active Passcode : %PASSCODE%
echo.
echo ========================================
echo.
pause

lmk if you have any issues and Ill try my best to help out

We could recreate the world bit by bit from the extracted vrcw, which will take a tremendous amount of time, if anyone is willing to try, i can hand over those decompiled script of the world, it need some tweaking on it, the code is there just some are not like the original

Or i can share the keypad script here and maybe someone can figure it out

Unfortunately, after one hour, access was denied from 0000 to 9999, so that was a waste of time.

The script I use to launch VRCW:

@echo off
title VRChat Offline World Loader

set "GameDir=N:\Steam\steamapps\common\VRChat"
set "GameExe=N:\Steam\steamapps\common\VRChat\VRChat.exe"

:: Generate random room ID
set /a randomid_a=10000+%random%
set /a randomid_b=10000+%random%
set "randomid=%randomid_a%%randomid_b%"

echo Searching for .vrcw file...

:: Find first .vrcw file
for /r %%i in (*.vrcw) do (
    set "worldpath=%%i"
    goto :found
)

echo No .vrcw file found!
pause
exit /b

:found

echo Found:
echo %worldpath%

:: Convert backslashes to slashes
set "worldpath=%worldpath:\=/%"

echo Launching VRChat...

start "" "%GameExe%" --no-vr "--url=create?roomId=%randomid%&hidden=true&name=BuildAndRun&url=file:///%worldpath%"

pause

Change set GameDir and set GameExe to your location and
"start "" "%GameExe%" --no-vr " of course mean desktop mode.

Save the script as a .bat file, and place both the script and the .vrcw world file in same folder.

By the way, I was curious, so I imported this world into Unity. It actually looks just like the one after the update (with the extra rooms). Unfortunately, with all the missing scripts (FACS is useless here), it’s just too much of a waste of time to mess with this. It would be easier to just make the world by yourself based on a similar concept xDDD

how do you load vrcw directly? i did it before, i forgot how to do it

as for security feature, i decide to compare the downloaded vrcw directly from the api and directly from the game (decrypted), the size is different, but the file contains the same model, world, file names, etc2, the file size is do infact different, the one from api is 192MB while the non api is over 400MB+ after downloading from the game, like you said it could be security feature or something else within

the older version i archived and shared to the community was directly from the game, i forgot what is the size of the est in game before it got taken down, size was 441MB, while the new one is over 400MB+, it could be something?

Unfortunately, I have very bad news regarding this VRCW file.
I created a macro that inputs codes from 0000 to 9999 into the keypad, and after a good few hours, not a single code granted access.
So there are a few possibilities:

• Either the code is longer than 4 digits, which I doubt.
• Or it requires an additional online whitelist and will reject any code without it. This is more likely, because offline = no access to the whitelist, but on the other hand, even after the update where the code was 6767, there was no need for Discord access, etc, buuut on the third hand, it was a completely different link and from a different person.
• Ooor I'm just blind AF for not noticing a huge portal xD

Unfortunately, I don't have experience in making worlds, and AssetRipper doesn't extract scripts. So i just can't simply place a portal without entering the code :<

It's also interesting that this VRCW weighs only 192 MB, while the older version 5367 weighs 441 MB. Could this be some kind of security feature?

another interesting thing i found is that they got admin list checking in the background when you entered the world, it can be captured using Fiddler or wireshark or MITM

EDIT: AAAAAAA A corner on the ground triggers the toggle xD

EDIT2: I tried a dozen passwords and none of them worked. Guessing like this doesn't really stand a chance

This world doesn't even have a keypad to enter a password :<

So if anyone knows how to get into the "hidden portal" or knows how to edit this VRCW file to skip this, that would be great

I haven't tested this world yet (currently super busy ), but I quickly made a VRCW backup.
I'm curious if this is the old world 5367, the newer 6767, or a different one

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