LF: [VRC/SDK3] Sirai Updated
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bump for Sirai 2.0 0.0.4 update
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what are the requirements to upload, im getting a bunch of missing script errors ;-;
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@rdfzedshb did you ever find out the key?
@sakiuwuz use @totallyoriginal1 version of sirai, it gets rid of the key requirement so you can use the gui.
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@sakiuwuz wondering the same, not sure if its just to slap poi pro, vrcfury and the usual to see if it works or not v_V
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Bump 2.2.1
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Alright, so this has been brought to my attention, thankfully, and I'm not sure how long this has been around, but I'm glad I see it now so I can get my hands on it and shoot it down before others are influenced, but this avatar update uses a system that makes the avatar uploading process easier. But it has also been co-opted to use what I can only assume is a custom-made script to require a key to go through the uploading phase. I have looked through it, and it only took me seconds to figure out that this was due to an avatar system's creator named Dor, who I assume created "avatar setup" once I saw someone's attempt to password-gate files/avatars.
Not gonna lie, I kind of cringed for a moment, but I think it would be much more productive for me to sit down and fix the problem instead. So, from just looking around the files, what I can only broadly assume is that "avatar setup" is a compiling script that takes the options you select after entering your passkey (which will be tracked to your Gumroad purchase, which gives them the ability to look up the purchase, which these scripts are most likely logging all of who purchase via numbers and god knows what other information) and then compiles all the options you select into a nice little drag and drop into your hierarchy file, or it may just remove the entire upload process altogether, and you just take care of all of the blueprint information stuff for you. Not sure.
What I do know is that this is something that needs to be shot down and never heard from again, so I'm going to get to work on that. Yes, you can use a previous version of the avatar, but I assume whoever made or commissioned this passkey function did it in an act of protest, and I need to make sure it fails. I'll post updates after a bit more digging, but one file I am looking at right now is dev.dor.avatarsetup.dll.
