Unity Virt-A-Mate [v1.22.0.3] [Meshed VR]
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Most scenes (like 99%) have scripts, because those are needed to animate characters for example. Or to give you GUI elements you can interact with. There might be some scenes out there which only uses the built-in tools (like the cycle-force or something like that) to give some basic animations, but I bet those are very difficult to find.
But I'm curious, why do you want scenes without scripts anyways?
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I'm assuming they are downloading scenes from here that have 0 functionality due to all the missing additional needed content?
If so, they should learn how to activate the game with a code (from the first post) to use the in-game browser to download a full scene from the in-game hub.
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(think you understood the message, just to be sure not poking fun just trying to get them into gear)
Additionally if they download a scene from the in-game HUB it will come with all dependencies making it an easy 1 click install ready to go.
I'm wondering if there is a place where I can find kinkier stuff that's not permitted on vamhub, e.g. rape
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I see. Here's what I usually do:
- download a scene where you like the background/environment
- delete all characters, buttons etc. (which usually gets rid of 99% of all the scripts)
- save the remaining as your new environment
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I just checked -- the Hub is working perfectly fine for me, so it has to be some (network) issues on your end.
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Assets you download are usually
*.var files, which you have to put into the AddonPackages sub-directory of VaM (pro tip: you can create your own folder structure in the AddonPackages sub-directory to keep your files organized!). If your downloaded files are ZIP or RAR archive, then you'll need to extract them and check their content -- most of them are just a collection of multiple *.var files, so see above.Once you've "installed" those
*.var files, fire up VaM and first make sure you download all the necessary dependencies! Here I explained how to do that.
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you know what. i forget to turn on my vpn so it doesnt work wkwkwk. i remember that my country ban any porn site
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Are you sure it's a valid MP3 file you're trying to add? Because VaM thinks it's not a valid one. Maybe it's another audio format with just a *.mp3 extension by accident?
I've attached a free MP3 sample, which I've downloaded
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, and which I could successfully load into VaM -- try this one to see if it works. It did work for me, here's the proof:
Jokes aside, it really worked with the attached MP3 file, so give it a try.
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Any suggestions for how to optimize the var's from vecterror and CadillacV8? They are just looks/appearances with clothes but a lot of the time they includes extra unnecessary things like props, CUA's and plugins. Having a few hundred of these vars make VAM really slow