SPS Problems
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@kazan-in-a-tank said in SPS Problems:
ok this is probably a silly question but you DID make sure to toggle the SPS functionality on in game, right?
ofc
i just added the vcc sps Dependencies, could it be from that ? i didnt had that one before -
oh yeah, that's probably it
you say that you're using the lollipop too. if so do you also have the wholesome dependencies installed too?
i have a tank and you don't
that means i win
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@kazan-in-a-tank said in SPS Problems:
oh yeah, that's probably it
you say that you're using the lollipop too. if so do you also have the wholesome dependencies installed too?
i just added it and need to test it later in vr, before i didnt had it installed
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I've been fine using the lollipops for different bases, but I can't figure out how to successfully add SPS to non-lollipop models, and I haven't found any good resources to give step-by-steps on how to properly do that. Does anyone have any good instructions for that?
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@SweetSangria said in SPS Problems:
I've been fine using the lollipops for different bases, but I can't figure out how to successfully add SPS to non-lollipop models, and I haven't found any good resources to give step-by-steps on how to properly do that. Does anyone have any good instructions for that?
You talking about Male or Female Models ?
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@kazan-in-a-tank said in SPS Problems:
alright then yeah hopefully that'll fix it
honestly i'm surprised you hadn't ran into any other system issues preventing you from even uploading to begin with
nvm im an idiot, i had a setting in vrchat disabled which made all sps from my model didnt work...xD
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@kazan-in-a-tank said in SPS Problems:
@Wiener omg i called it lol XD
yeah avatars self interact was disabled idk why and now it works on all my models...xD
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@SweetSangria How does one add SPS to a female model? I've looked to see if there's videos on it to no avail. (Sorry if that's a dumb question to ask)
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@Takisch Use the wholesome SPS Configurator with VRCFury in VCC. Then in Unity, it will be under the Tool Menu. Open the SPS Configurator. Select the appropriate base and foot position if you care about feet, and select/deselect what sockets you want added. You can also select the blendshapes you want associated. Then just click Add Sockets. You'll see them on the Hierarchy, and you can go through and move them around to adjust and get them lined up how you want them. If you've chosen the right base, they're usually pretty close to where they need to be anyway. It's super easy.
