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Unity Virt-A-Mate [v1.22.0.3] [Meshed VR]
Can anyone recommend some session plugins to use as standard? I have JayJayWon's BrowserAssist and Redeyes DiviningLipsAndHands as standard. I'm still finding that scenes loaded, without changing preset atoms, miss their intended target so to speak, or bend and go in strange directions. Which in turn makes loading different presets into scenes almost certain to not work as intended.
I'm using VaM in desktop mode. I don't use VR mode.
I'm using VaM in desktop mode. I don't use VR mode.
theMickey_
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The only one I have as a default session plugin currently is the BrowserAssist as well. I once had a few additional ones which changed/added some menus and "quick actions" (like adding/removing atoms via hotkeys and such), but I forgot their exact names and haven't added them (yet) to my current setup.
I would definitely not add anything like "DiviningLipsAndHands", as this changes how characters "behave" in certain situations and therefore might interfere with scenes. Those kinda plugins I would add to selected scenes as scene plugins, but I don't want to have it active all the time.
So it might be that which is causing the problems. I'll remove it then and see how it goes.
Thanks
RobertRick
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What I do is simply put on the goggles, grab the remote controls, open the menu, click to open desktop, then file management, then the folder where I placed VirtuaMate, and finally double-click the Vam exe-file. It takes a while for the program to load, so a little patience is needed. But, you could try that, maybe?
tricky-flamingo
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Any recommendations for morphs that can help me make the model's eyes more Asian? By default there are so many eye morphs. I feel a certain combination of them should work but I cannot figure out.
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I don't f*cking care anymore if this thread gets blocked/locked/removed because people keep asking for assets in here although there's a dedicated Asset Requests section. We've been warned before by Mods that this will happen if people keep asking here instead.
I can give it a try , not blowing my own trumpet but if the sorce pic is high quality i can do a good job .
anyone know if we need to keep every version of every dependency, or do we only need the latest ones? if a package calls for acidbubbles embody 51, does know that it can just use the most recent version, which is 58?
my VaM folder is 189GB now, which i think is about 1/3 of a typical CoD game. it's getting a little hard to manage now
my VaM folder is 189GB now, which i think is about 1/3 of a typical CoD game. it's getting a little hard to manage now
Timtee Dah Floof
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Part of the issue there is that some scenes require old enough versions of a plugin that certain features in a version that old may not exist in the newer versions. So in essence, you kinda have to keep every version in terms of plugins at the least usually. Also it's my recommendation to get a good large size SSD or HDD for the game itself so you don't have to worry about such issues.
Tomboy Enjoyer
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Clear your VaM cache from time to time and delete big var files you maybe never will use.
For me, I rarely import clothing dependencies because you who needs thousands of clothing items in a sex sim.
And stuff like "animated people" has like a dozen if not more versions with around 1GB each one.
Boosting performance and some loading times especially for VR helps by deleting unwanted crap.
For me, I rarely import clothing dependencies because you who needs thousands of clothing items in a sex sim.
And stuff like "animated people" has like a dozen if not more versions with around 1GB each one.
Boosting performance and some loading times especially for VR helps by deleting unwanted crap.
brasileirinho
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In only keep the last version and never had problems with that. So, I think the best practice is to just keep the last version and download the old version only if needed.
I also remove normalmap textures from characters. They are so big and they make so little difference.
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trannhantong31
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Can anyone help me to play this game?
I download game and run normally, downloaded mod, but only look mod
And how to show h-scene? Currently I just open model and look at this, no more
I download game and run normally, downloaded mod, but only look mod
And how to show h-scene? Currently I just open model and look at this, no more
theMickey_
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If you're an absolute beginner with VaM, it can be overwhelming and frustrating, because it's not very intuitive to be honest. I suggest you search for "vam beginner tutorial" on YT and check some videos first.
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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.