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I also get it, but that is generic error I get, the missing dependency list is much much huge
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nvm someone shared it with meI tried that already, it didn't work
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- Jul 27, 2017
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this is probably the most frustrating interface ever. It's annoying to do everything even changing clothes and characters etc, the package manage might miss dependencies all the time unless you use the Hub and download whole scenes, using plugins/scripts to improve the UI is far from intuitive and you can't do anything quickly.
I downloaded like 3 scenes from the Hub and they were good, downloaded like 4 torrents with content (50GB), and in the end the only good scenes were from the Hub, the others were like random isolated situations.
5/10 bc i enjoyed the Hub scenes but uninstalled it.
I downloaded like 3 scenes from the Hub and they were good, downloaded like 4 torrents with content (50GB), and in the end the only good scenes were from the Hub, the others were like random isolated situations.
5/10 bc i enjoyed the Hub scenes but uninstalled it.
- Sep 12, 2022
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what a noob here. go back to hs2 dude.
- Mar 19, 2020
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This has already been answered. Someone recommended an external tool that might help, but I think this was the most straightforward answer: open VaM, check for dependencies, then open the error log inside VaM, press CTRL+A and then CTRL-C, open any text editor and press CTRL-V. Done.
- Mar 19, 2020
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VaM has quite a steep learning curve, so many new users get frustrated by it's interface pretty quick. But if you give it some time, and make yourself familiar on how stuff works, it will all make sense (but still looks bad, I'll give you that).
Your comment about missing dependencies I don't understand: VaM has an integrated Hub Browser which lets you scan for (and download) all missing dependencies, as long as they're publicly available through the Hub. Unfortunately, many creators will "lock" their creations behind various paywalls, and so VaM can't list or download them. Usually, before downloading a scene/look/etc, you should read its description, because good creators will list all the dependencies in the description and most of the time will also tell you which dependencies are paid-only stuff.
To be honest: that's the worst way to start as a new VaM player. It might be tempting to download lots of stuff and promising looking torrents (some people still do download everything they get their hands on and therefore end up using terabytes of space for VaM, which is just stupid!). But to new players I've always said:
- Make yourself familiar with how the interface works.
- Then start downloading 1-2 scenes or looks from the Hub with all their dependencies.
- Keep VaM's "AddonPackages" folder organized (e.g. make subfolders like "looks", "clothes", "scenes", "still testing", "want to keep" or anything like that, or sort by creators, which is what I do).
Keep your stuff organized. That's the main advice I can give to anybody that uses VaM.
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Some VR VAM pics i made, 4090 round 98-120 FPS, sometimes i am so impressed with VAM realtimerender, when u konow how to optimize it and that broken lightning.
Painted fingernails are probably either clothes or overlay textures so check those.
Is there a plugin or specific configuration to improve the overall lightning in scenes/appearances?