Optional. The download above is the original file, unchanged. This copy is generated automatically with the VRChat setup problems we could fix already applied.
Upgraded SDK2 to SDK3 (new prefab)
The original scene (Assets/New Folder/W.unity) uses binary serialization, so it cannot be edited without Unity. Created 'Assets/W-VRCMods.prefab' and ready-to-open scene 'Assets/W-VRCMods.unity' instead: a prefab of the avatar model 'Assets/New Folder/oof (9).fbx' with a VRChat SDK3 Avatar Descriptor on its root and the viewpoint at 1.685 m in world (eye level), derived from the measured model height. Open the generated scene in Unity to upload the avatar - the original scene is left untouched. The new prefab preserves the original scene's 1.053x root scale.
Resized the avatar to 1.8 m
The new prefab overrides the model root's scale, from 23 to 1.053, so the avatar stands 1.8 m tall. In Unity, tweak the scale to your preference - we default to 1.8 m (about the size of an average human male).
Added multi-avatar upload instructions
The package contains 3 avatar roots, but binary scene data cannot be faithfully separated by the server-side patcher. Assets/VRCMods-Upload-Instructions.txt identifies the generated primary prefab and explains how to migrate each remaining root in Unity.
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Ah, fair enough, cheers.
0oh its just maya not with roblox its a rigging software
0Out of curiosity, where can I find this Roblox maya thing? I feel like making a few just for laughs.
0Thanks
0i used R O B L O X maya and unity
0What software did you use to make the avatar from scratch?
0yes i made the model but i used images for all of the modelling of the materials and parts of it
0so did you create this from scratch or?
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