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- Unity Systems
- Basics
- Local Avatar Testing
- Simulated Eye Movement
- Blendshape / Bone-Based Visemes
- Proxy Animations
- Use Auto Footstep
- Force Locomotion Animations
- Write Defaults on States
- Generic Avatars
- GeneratedCaptionsTabForHeroSec
This document is written with the assumption that you know a bit about Unity Animators. In particular, you should ensure you have basic working knowledge of: 1. Animators and animations 2. Animator layers, layer weights, and blending 3. States and transitions 4. Animator parameters 5. State behaviors 6. Avatar masks It can also help to know about t...
With Avatars 3.0, you can create a basic avatar with simulated eye movement and visemes very quickly. 1. Import your avatar, rig as humanoid. Set up your materials, etc. 2. Add the Avatar Descriptor component. 3. Define the eye bones, if you want simulated eye movement. 4. Define the viseme type, if you want visemes. Assign the jaw-flap bone in the...
Ever wanted to iterate and test an avatar without uploading it? Well, with Avatars 3.0, now you can! In the "Builder" tab of VRChat SDK control panel, you can now select "Build & Test" at "Offline Testing" section. When you click this, your avatar will be built, and then copied into a folder. When you launch VRChat, you'll be able to access this av...
Simulated eye movement is where your eyes will move around, looking at things around you. This isn't eye trackingbut it is a pretty good way of making your avatar look more "alive". You can preview your setup in the editor and adjust how your avatar's eyes look in a combination of states, which are used to determine how your eye bones are set up. B...
If you just want to stick with the standard jaw-flap bone or blendshape-based visemes, we've got you covered. Both are still present and work just fine. In addition, you can now configure the angle of the jaw-flap bone viseme for some additional customization! However, in Avatars 3.0, you can also access an Animator Parameter which indicates which ...
You'll probably notice that the SDK includes a bunch of animations named proxy_animationName. These animations are "placeholders" for a variety of default VRChat animations. If you use an animation that starts with proxy_, VRChat will attempt to replace it with a built-in animation. This can be done in any playable layer. Although we will not repla...
This is an option in the AV3 Avatar Descriptor. It is on by default. "Use Auto Footstep"only applies to 3-point or 4-point tracking. Turning it off means you're disabling the procedural lower body animation for room-scale movement. This procedural animation is what plays when you move around in room-space while in 3 or 4-point tracking. Leaving Aut...
This is an option in the AV3 Avatar Descriptor. It is on by default. "Force Locomotion Animations"is on by default. It only applies to 6-point tracking (Full-Body Tracking). When "Locomotion Animations" is on, locomoting in FBT (as in, moving your joysticks) will play a walking/running animation as determined by your Base playable layer. When "Loco...
Write Defaultsis an option available on states in Animators in Unity. Write Defaults "on" will write back the default values of all animated properties (on a Controller-wide basis!) that are not animated in that particular state. This can cause some very strange interactions if you don't plan for it. This feature was added by Unity during the migra...
Avatar 3.0 also supports non-humanoid generic avatars. If you want access to similar features that AV3 Humanoids have access to, you'll need to follow a few guidelines: 1. Import your generic model as an FBX and assign it the 'Generic' rig type, so that an "avatar" object is created 2. Make sure this avatar object is referenced in the avatar field ...
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