I had my "fair share" with the admin over there, over a discussion with a kinda retarded and anti-community oriented uploader (Bambi or whatever that users name was, pro member account), that he never uploads the avis with a bloody description of the damned requirements for those avatar packages, and lots of people complaining about it. When I started to point that out as "If you are doing this, by uploading those avis, do it properly" and added the requirements for that one avatar, which I liked, and that retard started to insult me over a couple of comments. I reported that behavior. Guess who got banned for 4 months. If you've guessed "not him only", then you are right.
Got a typical "you are insulting each other", while you can clearly read the history of the comment section that this is truely not the case for my side.

This is when I realized, that pos admin is a bloody idiot, as stupid as its pro-member slaves.

VRM Mods, especially the moronic admin over there, are a bunch of butthurt primates.
There is absolutely no reason to get a premium membership over on VRM, period.

Bump!

Bump!

Looks a bit sterile, could need some plants, but yea ~bump

I've noticed, that the animator was pointing towards the Headpat layer instead of the heart-layer (for whatever reason), adjusted that one, yet it still does not trigger the layer whenever something as a declared sender, as hand, gets in contact with a receiver on hand-listener mode.
I literally tried the very same setup on a different avatar project, which had no VRCFury in it, and it works ... So yeah. I may be screwed, as my Project has multiple VRCFury dependencies (GoGo Loco, allocations, functions, toggles and so on).

Make it work ...

This should work by all simple means, yet the receiver is ignoring the sender, for whatever reason. Am I missing something here, or is Unity Engine with the VRC v3.7 SDK annoying the heck out of me right now?

Is VRCFury causing issues?

There are no Write Defaults, btw. or any other kind of toggle, which prevents the layers for the head-particles to trigger at all.

Even setting up the simpliest check is not working at all. I am giving up on this.


I watched 5 different guides for this. Even copied at the end someone else's work from another avi (a simple sound trigger), nope. Not working the fuck.

The receiver is not recognizing the sender, and will not toggle/switch the containers.
This entire stuff makes no sense, and I am used to contruct logical boards and whatnot...

PS: And yes...

Define the shader a bit more. Like, the hair having shiny dots on it?
That is poiyomi's "Glitter / Sparkle"-shader logic.
The eyes? Bright yellow-ish texture with a simple emission layer on it.
Glasses? Any shader which can do opacity/seethrough functions to meshes.

If it's about the hair, it is very easy to recreate and even fit it to your own purpose and likings (the amount of dots, blinking, fading, synchronous/asynchronous fade effects, sizes, brightness and so on).

If your avi has already poiyomi on it, will be easier to progress (as you won't have to redo the hair textures, alphas and so on), so you can skip the next part.

Start your project file,
in the meantime, download the poiyomi shader (toon shader version, which is free) here https://poiyomi.booth.pm/items/4841309 ,
create a new material (rightclick somewhere in your project's "Project" window and go "Create > Material"),
change the "NameHere (Material) // Shader [Standard]" to .poiyomi > Poiyomi 8.2 (for example) > Poiyomi Toon.

(Skip)
From there, you are free to adjust anything you want.
Go [Special FX] > [Glitter / Sparkle], give it a good smack (turn it on) and now you can go wild.

You can go with a subtle setting like I did (except the texture map on Glitter Color Map).

Bump

Either you do as being pointed out in the comment above, adding shaders prior (poiyomi in this case, manuka (vanilla) does not use liltoon or any other shader) to adding the avatar package, or you delete the package (which is not always resolving the issue, as some files may be left somewhere else in the project), and redo the process, or you go the simple step: Add the shader afterwards, check every clothing, hair and whatnot for the actual shader use.
If it says "internal error", click that part, go to poiyomi, progress to the latest version, click either the regular or pro version, and see the change happening (pink getting changed to bright blue and that changing to the actual texture after calculations being done).

Same goes for Jumpy (which has been found quite a long ago and quite a lot), also 300 bucks for an avi.
https://yoyogi-mori.booth.pm/items/3246471
People designing such things and setting these prices losing touch with reality.

Please use a different web hoster. Imgur, for example, not discord.

just registered to say this: thank you very much @toraa !!!