Initially we will be increasing the limit on polygon count for Oculus Quest specifically.
This will make it easier to create avatars that fall within the limits, and hopefully encourage authors to create optimized avatars. Here’s our plan.įirst, since the hardware landscape has changed a bit (and after some extensive benchmarking), we will be increasing the limits for the Very Poor, Poor, Medium, Good, and Excellent Performance Ranks. There’s a few pathways, but we’re starting out slow. Let’s start with the “Perf Blocked” gray robots. How is VRChat going to address Very Poor avatars on Quest? Since essentially 100% of the content on VRChat is user-created, we’re going to be taking some steps to mitigate both major causes of the “gray robot problem”. The secondary reason behind “gray robots” is when an avatar hasn’t been uploaded for Quest. In the worst cases, VRChat will send you back to your Home or just crash outright. However, if we show many of these Very Poor ranked avatars at the same time, FPS drops, system memory fills up, and your performance tanks. Our goal is to have as many avatars showing as possible.
We need to make it easier to make avatars that fit within the limits - or re-evaluate the limits themselves. Making a “Good” or “Excellent” avatar on Quest is difficult. This indicates that many Quest avatar authors are not making any attempts to optimize at all, and are instead uploading avatars intended for PC usage. Out of the Very Poor avatars on Quest, most of them exceed the limits by 10x or more. The vast majority of avatars used on the Quest version of VRChat are ranked as Very Poor, and therefore are hidden by default. Name your Model when prompted, and check box said "The Above information is accurate and I have the rights to upload this content to VRChat, and click "Upload"ĩ.The primary reason for placeholder avatars on Quest is the “Perf Blocked” reason. Press "VRChat SDK" at the top and click "show build control panel", and click "Build & Publish"Ĩ. Do not touch anything else in the folder.ħ.
Click the "youtooz" folder open in Unity, and double click the Unity icon named "swagger". Import the unity package given to you in the email by dragging and dropping it from your folder into Unity.ĥ. Then log in using your VRChat account credentials.Ĥ. Press "VRChat SDK" at the top, and select "settings". Download and open Unity, and drag and drop the VRChat SDK into the Unity project folder.ģ. Go to and download the latest SDK and Unity files.Ģ. These instructions are for Swaggers Avatar, but any files you get from us are setup in the same way and so they will work for any of our Custom VRChat Avatars!ġ. So you got a new VRChat Avatar and want to learn how to install it? WATCH THIS VIDEO or read the below.
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