maybe i'm just used to vrchat's mess of a UI and i'm expecting resonite to be a vrchat replacement, i dunno.

personally, i don't tend to get on vr at all unless i'm meeting a friend, (or doing vr gamedev), i've tried resonite a couple times and the big hang up with me is that the UI is just kinda all over the place, nothing seems to be where i expect it to be and none of my actions do what i expect.

i hate you!!! (/j)

yea that happens, just kinda restart VRCFT and VD a few times and it sorts itself out

probably an issue on my setup then, it crashes every time i switch avatar xD

(i guess it's whenever it receives osc /avatar/change, i wonder if my ft parameters are outdated or something)

oscavmgr is very useful. there is a port of VRCFaceTracking to linux but it's kinda buggy

interested to know what software you're using. personally i've only managed to get good results using steamvr (and steamlink).

WiVRn is really good but i get some weird positioning with lighthouse tracked controllers whilst rotating which is pretty much unusable.

as much as i dislike software being vibe coded, i would much rather have linux support and it be vibe coded than no linux support...

my end goal is to try and have a decent toolchain and dev environment to make it actually possible to program vrchat worlds in rust... but that's a long way away

codeberg.org/phaz/udon-rs

i mean, the other reason they're still using AVPro is that video players are really a pain in the ass to implement, especially if you're trying to do it efficiently.

yea, the fact that microsoft hasn't made AV1 available by default is kind of dumb.

I believe you can install support from the microsoft store for AV1 and it should play in vrchat? but i have no proof of that claim.

vrchat currently gets around this by relying on microsoft to already license these codecs, (this is also why you needed to pay to play h265/HEVC video natively within windows).

so, as much as i would love this, i have actually asked about this before, the reason they're stuck with avpro (and inturn mediafoundation) is because most codecs aren't actually free to use, often you're supposed to have very expensive licenses to be able to use them.

gpu hackers are very scary...

will it be livestreamed? i want to watch

i don't trust you!

you will never get me.

my favourite part about this loading screen is that the animation breaks after the song loops.

loving this roundup.