LF: Stylized Valkyr I VRChat Avatar

[Rocky5]

@Letecus There are two scales. Blender's and Unity's.
When a maker exports a model for Unity, they are supposed to export as FBX all which is the one that Unity likes. There isn't a guide book for this, so sometimes an avatar maker won't change the scaling and it will export with Blender's scale. It won't break anything.

Then when someone comes along and edits the model and wants to bring it in to Unity, they have to export it with the same scale, otherwise animations that were made for a different scale will be broken, physbone radius settings will be off and other problems.

Long story short, when you are exporting a model in to an existing project, you might have to try both until you get the one that matches what the original creator used.

[Letecus]

i see. just needed to be sure what helps certain models to be rigged right than to just have all the proportions stretch and detach when testing the model in unity. this tip would come in handy though so thx!

[Artisy2024]

@Rocky5 ill give it another try with this thanks for telling me about this i didnt know there was a method with this

[Vykosa]

anyone have a fixed version?

[Artisy2024]

@Vykosa no not yet im going to try fixing it again

[Artisy2024]

so i did the blender thing and omg it works no more strechy ears, chest or anything

[Artisy2024]

so i came across this how do i fix the scaling to be exactly looking like the orginal cuz from the looks of it the quest model is a bit bigger then the orginal model and the quest model i exported it from blender

[Rocky5]

@Artisy2024 It actually looks like one model is higher off the ground than the other.
You can click on the PC version and copy the transform and paste it on the Quest version and they should line up.

[Resu]

@warnut is valkitty, bump

[LalaSan]

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[nobody22333]

bump

[ClaptasticFrag]

bump for quest conversion- idk why spacetato changed how they did clothing toggles for this avatar exclusively...