LF NSFW Worlds!
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@Reym how do i access this? im not exactly smart with worlds stuff
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https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_f6574358-39a8-4054-91bc-19886515c37f/info
found this mmd world with a bunch of sex dances, if anyone knows other worlds like this (mainly focused on sex dances or stuff like that) pls share if you can
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@svix It got taken down most likely!
Sorry guys!
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@besthampus Looks like the link to the world is broken
@dr-cec It got taken down most likely!
Sorry guys!
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@svix It got taken down most likely!
Sorry guys!
@besthampus Yeah i saw. Thanks for letting me know, lol. RIP, it was a good world
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@Reym how do i access this? im not exactly smart with worlds stuff
@fuckyourmama try to play vrchat in offline mode with the world cache, i forgot how to do it, but i seen someone manage to do it with mmd world before
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@fuckyourmama try to play vrchat in offline mode with the world cache, i forgot how to do it, but i seen someone manage to do it with mmd world before
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@cronix228 i forgot how, somewhere in this forum has a tutorial but i forgot which one is it
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@reym @cronix228 @besthampus
Hey everyone! I found a way to load directly into a cached world file!How to do it:
- Rename your cached world file by adding the
.vrcwextension.
Example:
VR621 20-5-2025→VR621 20-5-2025.vrcw - Create a new text file called
launch.batin the same folder as the.vrcwfile and paste the following code into it:
@echo off set GameDir="C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\VRChat\" set GameExe="C:\Program Files (x86)\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%" :: Find the .vrcw file dir /s /b *.vrcw > temp.txt set /p path=<temp.txt del temp.txt start "" /D %GameDir% %GameExe% "--url=create?roomId=%randomid%&hidden=true&name=BuildAndRun&url=file:///%path%" --watch-worlds --watch-avatars- Double-click
launch.batto run it.
Notes:
- This launches VRChat with your local world file as a private instance.
- The path to VRChat is set for the default Steam installation. If you installed it somewhere else, edit the
GameDirandGameExelines accordingly. - If you get a Windows SmartScreen warning, it's normal for .bat files. You can check the code yourself if you're worried about viruses (it's pretty straightforward).
- Rename your cached world file by adding the
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@cronix228 i forgot how, somewhere in this forum has a tutorial but i forgot which one is it
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@reym @cronix228 @besthampus
Hey everyone! I found a way to load directly into a cached world file!How to do it:
- Rename your cached world file by adding the
.vrcwextension.
Example:
VR621 20-5-2025→VR621 20-5-2025.vrcw - Create a new text file called
launch.batin the same folder as the.vrcwfile and paste the following code into it:
@echo off set GameDir="C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\VRChat\" set GameExe="C:\Program Files (x86)\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%" :: Find the .vrcw file dir /s /b *.vrcw > temp.txt set /p path=<temp.txt del temp.txt start "" /D %GameDir% %GameExe% "--url=create?roomId=%randomid%&hidden=true&name=BuildAndRun&url=file:///%path%" --watch-worlds --watch-avatars- Double-click
launch.batto run it.
Notes:
- This launches VRChat with your local world file as a private instance.
- The path to VRChat is set for the default Steam installation. If you installed it somewhere else, edit the
GameDirandGameExelines accordingly. - If you get a Windows SmartScreen warning, it's normal for .bat files. You can check the code yourself if you're worried about viruses (it's pretty straightforward).
@marui0101 k how to make its home in vrcx
- Rename your cached world file by adding the
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@reym @cronix228 @besthampus
Hey everyone! I found a way to load directly into a cached world file!How to do it:
- Rename your cached world file by adding the
.vrcwextension.
Example:
VR621 20-5-2025→VR621 20-5-2025.vrcw - Create a new text file called
launch.batin the same folder as the.vrcwfile and paste the following code into it:
@echo off set GameDir="C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\VRChat\" set GameExe="C:\Program Files (x86)\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%" :: Find the .vrcw file dir /s /b *.vrcw > temp.txt set /p path=<temp.txt del temp.txt start "" /D %GameDir% %GameExe% "--url=create?roomId=%randomid%&hidden=true&name=BuildAndRun&url=file:///%path%" --watch-worlds --watch-avatars- Double-click
launch.batto run it.
Notes:
- This launches VRChat with your local world file as a private instance.
- The path to VRChat is set for the default Steam installation. If you installed it somewhere else, edit the
GameDirandGameExelines accordingly. - If you get a Windows SmartScreen warning, it's normal for .bat files. You can check the code yourself if you're worried about viruses (it's pretty straightforward).
@marui0101
Thanks a lot for the script!
The old "VR621.vrcw" world works perfectly with it
(If anyone has the file from the new version, I'd be mega grateful).Though I had to tweak it a bit because for me a black CMD window pop up and absolutely nothing happened. I threw it into ChatGPT, and it spat out a fix that now launches VRChat with the world properly for me.
So if the one above doesn't work for someone, they can try this one (just remember to change the file path to your own, and "Searching for .vrcw file..." might take a while).
@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%" "--url=create?roomId=%randomid%&hidden=true&name=BuildAndRun&url=file:///%worldpath%" pause - Rename your cached world file by adding the
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@ cronix228 i forgot how, somewhere in this forum has a tutorial but i forgot which one is it
By the way, isn't this the tutorial you were talking about?
https://forum.ripper.store/post/1455230@marui0101 yes it was this one
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@marui0101
Thanks a lot for the script!
The old "VR621.vrcw" world works perfectly with it
(If anyone has the file from the new version, I'd be mega grateful).Though I had to tweak it a bit because for me a black CMD window pop up and absolutely nothing happened. I threw it into ChatGPT, and it spat out a fix that now launches VRChat with the world properly for me.
So if the one above doesn't work for someone, they can try this one (just remember to change the file path to your own, and "Searching for .vrcw file..." might take a while).
@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%" "--url=create?roomId=%randomid%&hidden=true&name=BuildAndRun&url=file:///%worldpath%" pause -
I don't get how to get that private instance thing to work, it always launches and doesn't boot up the world cuz offline mode
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