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Unity Virt-A-Mate [v1.22.0.3] [Meshed VR]
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I installed VAM twice. The first time about 2 years ago I absolutely hated it, and stuck with HS2 and Kokikatsu.
I installed it again a few months ago, and holy shit after I got used to the UI I legit uninstalled HS2 and Koikatsu.
It may be a little overwhelming at first, but if you manage to understand how things work, and download a few packs, you won't need anything else.
I installed it again a few months ago, and holy shit after I got used to the UI I legit uninstalled HS2 and Koikatsu.
It may be a little overwhelming at first, but if you manage to understand how things work, and download a few packs, you won't need anything else.
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You downloaded a look. Now download a scene.
There are many free scenes in the hub, you can get them in-game (check the left menu button)
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yeah i know it. because i learn this vam from zero too. u need at least 2-5year to be a pro in vam dude. because plugin in vam always grow. in vam u not only porn trust me
. i learn converting obj from blender and daz when i know this vam. u can make a good animation in vam with some free or paid plugin.this is make by vam too
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and so much animation i see make by vam. but some its need another program combine like photoshop or premiere too
yeah sad but true. i deleted almost 300-400gb my hs2 after i learn vam. COLLISION is my big reason in first.
*dont forget support creator too.
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In fact, VAM can hardly be called a game, if you played hs2, then VaM is most similar to the studio mode in this game, where you can create scenes, environments and fully use your creative imagination. Only VaM allows you to do this at a much higher level, but it also makes learning much more difficult. But it's worth it
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You can rename the main Vam folder to anything you want, it still works.
I've used 2 Vam installations in the past but currently I stick to one main VaM.
You can pretty much make a fresh copy from vam, copy it anywhere you want and launch it. Your other VaM installations are not getting messed up or anything.
There are some logfiles which are pretty big for logs in "C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\LocalLow\MeshedVR" but Iam not sure if these are only for using VR or not.
Any idea what kind of specs you would need to run this thing at max (or nearly max) settings on VR? Anyone here with an RTX 4070 Ti or RTX 4080 have any insights?
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"Max settings for VR"
Well there is not much you can set up to max. Maxing out the display resolution scale will melt your GPU for sure.
No matter what GPU you have, the limiting factor is the CPU. With the best 4090 Matrix, you will still get 30-50fps in some scenes.
I've heard, that IF VaM 2.0 will ever gets released it will be much much better but we will see.
I confirm. I have a UFO on cpu.userbenchmark.com and my fps can fly between 20 and 90.
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Just limit hair multiplier, that's the main performance killer. Many appearances will use it ludicrously high to look good on screenshots, sacrificing performance. So no spec can run this thing at max settings.
What I can say is that my RX6700XT does a very decent job in VR. The bottleneck is my Ryzen 5600. But I'm still happy with this setup. I'm currently using VD with SSW. (It doesn't like menus, but I think the extra fluidity is worth it)
Is VAM too CPU heavy? I have the same cpu and a 3070 and It will stutter a lot from time to time in VR and make me nauseous lol.