I have been looking at buying an avatar, and while looking at the payment options it asks if I can give my discord at the top of the checkout. Do I gotta do this, or can I just leave it. I can also give my VRC username but that says optional.
so confused rn why they need it
I started playing this game back in my teens almost a decade ago now, during high school and those "formative" years. I remember what I consider peak of VRChat, the 2017–2018 streamer moments, the Pokelawls and crew clips, Drekwiz mama, all leading into the pandemic.
I’ll admit I was pretty spoiled growing up. I only played PCVR for a short time before getting the original Vive as a Christmas gift after mentioning it once to my father (thanks dad). But even at that age, I feel like I understood how to behave. I probably annoyed some adults as I grew up in Source game lobbies, but I knew when to shut up. I also had older players who looked out for me acting like older brothers and sisters who kept me in check and steered me away from bad actors and situations, something I appreciate now as I grew up being the oldest child in my family.
As an early Gen Z, I grew up in that weird transition period of fading analog habits, but alongside formative digital internet years, those awesome 2010+ years of the internet.
Now I’m in my mid-20s and honestly, I’m shocked by how some kids act in this game. I don’t see it often since I stick to age-verified instances, but every time I hop into a public world I’m reminded why I avoid them.
wtf happen?
Was it the post-2020 algorithm/content shift? VR becoming mainstream? Or maybe a disconnect of how some millennial parents monitor what their kids are doing online? (Which is weird to me as I know I grew up constantly being warned of the dangers of the internet)
This isn't a new conversation, but I'm curious what others think. Especially those who for better or for wose, grew up alongside VRChat into adulthood like myself.
Played an Industrial Hardcore, Schranz and Breakcore DJ set for my birthday in VR. Was a really fun night!
New on VRchat. Pretty much what I'm after is making friends who are somewhere in my age range 40. getting annoyed at the kids who just start screaming "kick him" when they find out my age or the people who want to talk to me about God / Jesus (I'm atheist) . I just want to have conversations and play games, I'm shy, quirky and I will probably start spouting quotes as the character I'm using as my avatar.
I love fencing :3 (except that I can't parry with the blade or guard of the foil on this)
just a small pic I found in my gallery and forgot how well this came out!
I currently have a 5950x rx 6700, and 64gb ram
would moving to a 5070 ti double my fps or more? in worlds with just me and my partner i get like 30 to 40 fps using the ultra preset on virtual desktop
would a gpu upgrade be a good choice? its always at 99% Usage and cpu is at 30%
i know vrchat is more cpu intensive so idk if it would be super beneficial or not
I saw this once but the owner had copy turned off so I'm trying to find where it's from
I am wanting to learn how to make a custom avatar from scratch and thought I would ask here for resources, tutorials/guides you know about.
I assume Blender is the best method but I've also seen these really amazing avatars created in VRoid Studios that honestly seem like an easier process than Blender at a glance.
Anyways just a starting guideline or path to on how to start learning this would be really helpful if anybody has experience in this thank you ^-^
The copyright@vrchat.com below is a real and official but I am unsure about the one above being AvatarDMCA. Can anyone help me to figure out if this AvatarDMCA Gmail Account is real and with VRChat?
I’m looking to spend around $2000 on a new pc. Mostly for gaming and vrchat. I’ve done research but if anyone has a link to an article or something explaining what specs are important for vrchat that would be great. I know vram is important. Also any specific parts you would recommend thanks.
yes my avatar optimization is maxed out, yes i have storage on my computer. is every single avatar i have more than 200mb? why can’t i just make it more than that if my computer can handle it?
I've rocked the htc vive, oculus rift s, quest 2 and 3, and now onto the galaxy xr. it's been amazing for pcvr in general. I would like to enjoy vrchat standalone (like supported on quest 2 and 3) but when I use vrchat installed through the Google play store (it says xr supported) it only displays in 2d mode and not 3d. Does anyone know a way to get 3d vrchat running in android xr?
thought to shared. I like how I took the pictures. It was fun to take pictures.
If you manage multiple outfits as separate avatar uploads in one Unity project, you know the pain for every upload you have to manually set one outfit to Untagged, hide all the others, swap the blueprint ID in the Pipeline Manager, upload, then repeat for every single outfit.
The reason to keep them as separate uploads instead of one big avatar is file size. One avatar carrying every outfit at once bloats the download size for anyone who loads you separate uploads mean people only download what's actually on you.
I built a Unity Editor plugin that automates the whole thing. You set your blueprint IDs once, and it handles the tag switching, SetActive toggling, pipeline ID swapping, and SDK upload for each outfit in sequence. It also supports per-outfit blendshape overrides (useful for things like heels affecting body shape) and restores your skin back to its original blendshape values after the batch finishes.
GitHub
https://github.com/TheSilentD3ath/VRChat-outfit-batch-uploader
Just drop the Editor folder into your Assets and open it under Tools → Shiro → Outfit Batch Uploader.
I realize this has been a problem for many people in the past. I currently can't find a fix in spite of googling and searching this sub-reddit.
I've tried the majority of old "fixes" (except for uninstalling VRC and Steam). So has anyone had this issue recently? Has anyone been able to remedy this issue?
Thanks in advance :)
