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Yes, it is. Unfortunately, there are no VR games even remotely close to it at the moment.
Yes, animations are just animations. As with 3D softwares, you need to synchronize an audio track with an existing animation.
But you don't need to do all that. If you're just starting out, it's better to test other people's content first, rather than trying to create your own without understanding how it works.
I don't know what Vamx is like these days, but unless it's greatly improved, it's best not to use it. It's limited and will be more confusing than anything else.
Boobs physics can easily be controlled from the 'F Breasts Physics' tab. I recommend that you only change the sliders:
- Mass
- Spring
- Eventually, 'In/out Spring' and 'Up/Down Angle Target' if necessary
Then you can save your character (in 'Appearance Presets') if you want to keep the changes, or even save a 'boobs preset' (in 'F Breast Presets') for reuse on another character.
There are also plugins like 'Titty Magic' which may give good results too.
That's right. If you put a character in a scene, it's just a mannequin, a doll. You have to add behaviors to it if you want it to react (what happens if I touch the character there? How do I want her to react? What if she's not in the mood? etc.).
You have to understand that VAM is popular because it has a LOT of content made by the community, and it also lets you do anything and everything
You can even make a game if you want.
The thing is, by default, nothing is activated. You have to search the menus, add plugins or even develop to get anything done.
That's why, once again, I'd advise you to start by looking at ready-made scenes.
Even if you use VAM every day, it'll take you months to watch the scenes/characters that already exist.
I've posted links with a bunch of content here: https://f95zone.to/threads/virt-a-mate-v1-22-0-3-meshed-vr.6881/post-14317077
If you really want to create content yourself, unfortunately I don't have a tutorial for you, as the one I followed to get started is now obsolete. This one seems to cover the basics well enough, but I just looked at a few parts:
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No offense taken.
It's a much more complex game/software than the others, so it's not for everyone.
The interface is very bad, as you said, it's complicated when you're a beginner.
The problem is also that VAM has so many features that I imagine it's a real headache for the developer to present them simply to the user. It's not like it's just another simulator where you have to choose your character, your animation and a little bit of customization and poof, that's it.
Here you can customize everything.
As for the rest, I'll leave you to find out how. I'll just explain how to swap your character because I think that's what you'll be using most of the time. I don't have my VR headset on right now (it's too hot...) so I might be explaining some things badly.
If there's a character you like in a scene, and you want to save it so you can use it again in another scene :
- Display the interface (U on keyboard but I don't know what's your shortcut on VR) and make sure you're in Edit mode.
- Click anywhere on the character. The interface window will update.
- At the top left of the window, click on "Select Root".
You should have a menu that looks like this. From here, you can change a lot of things on the character.
- Click on 'Appearance Presets'
- In 'Preset Name', choose a name for the character and click on 'Create New Preset'.
- VAM asks you to take a screenshot of this character (this is just to make it easier to find later.)
Voila, your character's appearance is saved.
Now you can load another scene, select the character you want to replace in the scene with your character and do the same thing again, up to the 'Appearance Presets' menu.
This time, don't enter a preset name, just click on 'Select existing' in the top left-hand corner, and you'll see a list of existing presets, including the one you've just created. Choose it and your character will be loaded instead of the other one.
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