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久々にinしたけどすぐ寝落ちしたやつ ˃̣̣̥᷄ ᴖ ˂̣̣̥᷅ #れるかフォト #vrchat

おはようございます #VRChat

おは総ございます✨
6月20日大安
健康住宅の日になります。
住宅の健康とそこに住む人の健康を守るために活動するNPO法人日本健康住宅協会が制定しました。
梅雨でカビがふえて健康被害になることから健康について考える日として記念日ができたらしいです。

さて皆さんはカビなどの対策してますか？
#VRChat

Checkup

Hey, Hi, Hello! Stop Scrolling!!! This bird is worried about ya, and he needs to check in!

Did you Hydrate?
Gobble up some food?
Take a hot shower/Bath?
Clean up your space?
Hug a friend?

Yes? Keep scrolling!
No??? Time for some self care! Lets go!
(Hidden Cheeto!)
#Avali #furry #VRChat

光のおはようツイートです #VRChat

おはれっと🦇
今日も良い天気だね☀️
#VRChat

Interoperability is cool!

Made significant progress on my 3d file format project. It's slowly coming together!

Learn more at https://stfform.at

#interoperability #3d #3dart #foss #opensource #coding #software #csharp #python #gamedev #blender3d #b3d #unity3d #vrchat #vrm

If anyone who actually knows their way around #Unity wants to give this a go, know that I'm a noob and may have missed some prerequisites so YMMV (I'll edit this post on Mastodon if necessary)... but here's how I installed everything on Linux Mint 22. You'll need to begin with downloading two things:

• vrc-get (https://github.com/vrc-get/vrc-get/releases/tag/v1.9.0)
• ALCOM (https://github.com/vrc-get/vrc-get/releases/tag/gui-v1.1.0)

vrc-get replaces the official vpm commandline tool. I used the x86_64-unknown-linux-musl-vrc-get package from the release linked above. It's a single executable file; simply download it from their GitHub, rename it to "vrc-get", and drop it into a folder that is in your system path. I chose /usr/local/bin/.

Then download and install ALCOM, which combines the functionality of VCC and the VPM GUI.. Mint is a Debian-based distro so I used the alcom_1.1.0_amd64.deb package but there are RPMs for Red Hat/Fedora-based systems as well as an AppImage if you prefer/need that.

Next I installed Unity Hub following the Linux instructions for Debian/Ubuntu on https://docs.unity3d.com/hub/manual/InstallHub.html. There are also Red Hat/Fedora instructions too, though you may need to substitute "dnf" for "yum".

If you don't have a Unity account, create one on unity.com, then launch the Unity Hub app and log in. Allow Unity to download the Unity Editor.

Finally, launch ALCOM and complete the first time setup wizard. Watch the bottom right corner of the wizard - if there are no errors, you've done everything right! Additionally, if prompted, enable the "Use ALCOM for vcc: URL Scheme" checkbox to allow you to easily add VCC repos from your web browser.

At this point, if I understand correctly, everything is installed and it should work just like the official VRChat Creator Companion! Let me know if this works for you!

#VRChat #VRChatCreatorCompanion #VCC #VPM #VRAvatar

So I still have absolutely no clue wtf I'm doing but I think I figured out the right chain of tools needed for #VRChat avatar customization on Linux. vrc-get and ALCOM replace the VRChat ℂreator Companion, and Unity itself is a snap to install once you add their repo to your package manager.