I managed to get past that by using a diff version as it said in the desc the version i originally used would cause errors in the app. i used v17 instead of the latest. That being said though i still cant seem to figure out that CUA interface. my characters are still spawning in bald lol
Same here vam is just to old and not optimised for new gen cpu and gpu.
No it's the fact that it uses Daz3D models as base for the characters and those were never meant for real time rendering, you can disable soft bodies, reduce hair and clothing sim GPU iterations and use lower resolution textures but you'll never be able to get around the fact the models have too much poly.
Then you have to load the CUA manager plugin as session plugin and load the hair item within the CuA options. Oh yeah, you have to do this everytime you start VaM.
The session plugin can be set as default and then when VAM starts it will be automatically enabled
If you pop open Task Manager while VaM is running poorly and go to the Performance tab, is the CPU maxed out? Or for that matter, your RAM? When I only had 16 GB of RAM VaM would outright crash trying to handle some scenes, not to mention running like dogshit when it was really close to the cap; I had to go up to 32 GB to make it run smoothly. But yeah, if the CPU is overloaded that could explain it too; doesn't matter how powerful the video card is if the computer can't ask for frames fast enough.
Yes, I have that error too. I hope not serious, because is essential to find missing ref packages. Here is log vam
You have to make sure that Steam VR is running and recognized your headset. If the Steam VR dashboard is visable on the goggles then VaM should be displayed as well. If your glasses only support a certain Hz then make sure the VR Software and Steam VR is set up correctly.
Never had problem before with steamvr. I solved it by launching VR directly through oculus without steamvr
Yes, the problem is the hair, as mentioned above. But the only solutions were either removing all hair from the model (no, thank you), or running the game through Virtual Desktop.
