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You can use Av3Creator to make each type of Layer - If thats what you are asking? This is only some sort of explanation for the Menu Creation - my other video's show further Toggle Creation and such

Sticky Question and Subject, this all depends on what you are wanting to receive in the end of the toggle and having options or not to individual parts of said parts; (LONG POST, but not sure howelse I could describe in some form of way without just saying 'Use Bools' Don't even bother with Ints unless you do LOTS and I mean LOTSSSS of animations/particle stuff that need so many transitions and timings between motions) xD Int toggles are designed to strictly activate 1 state - You cannot activate more than 1 state within it, but at the cost of 8bit (You can have 0-255 states - Each State has 1 Animation) So if you have 8 pieces to an outfit you are still better off using Bool toggles to keep them individual options to turning the parts on/off separately You can HOWEVER control an entire outfit with 1 Int state (1 animation of all parts turning on) So if you have multiple outfits you can control the WHOLE outfit with 1 state inside an Int but you won't have the option to turn on/off individual parts of that outfit. Short answer is Int will have 1 Option to turn everything on or off for said outfit but you can do that with multiple outfits (State 0-255) Int Toggle 8bit 1 layer = Outfit 1 animation: Outfit 1 Underwear - On Outfit 1 Panties - On Outfit 1 Shoes - On Outfit 1 Shirt - On Outfit 1 Skirt - On Outfit 2 Underwear - Off Outfit 2 Panties - Off Outfit 2 Shoes - Off Outfit 2 Shirt - Off Outfit 2 Skirt - Off Outfit 2 animation: Outfit 1 Underwear - Off Outfit 1 Panties - Off Outfit 1 Shoes - Off Outfit 1 Shirt - Off Outfit 1 Skirt - Off Outfit 2 Underwear - On Outfit 2 Panties - On Outfit 2 Shoes - On Outfit 2 Shirt - On Outfit 2 Skirt - On Outfit 3/4/5/6/7/8-all the way to 255 Transitions You can't toggle individual stuff off or on, they are strictly ON or OFF Full Outfits; but if you don't care for individual options then you best have 8 Outfits for 1 Int to makeup the 8bit useage. But lets be real, if you had 8 Outfits on 1 model you'd addup to a guestamating 8 Outfits = 8 Panties 8 Bras 8 Skirts 8 shirts and however many other accessories there are equaling like 200 materials 200 objects 2000+physbones for skirts etc etc. Its not worth even talking about Ints in the end of the unoptimized toxic Object/Material/Texture/etc for outfit toggles. Bool toggles are designed to strictly activate 1 state as well, but at the cost of 1bit If you want to be able to toggle individual parts on/off with this then you would use Bools to be able to do such. 1 bit 1 layer for Underwear 1 bit 1 layer for Panties 1 bit 1 layer for Shoes 1 bit 1 layer for Shirt 1 bit 1 layer for Skirt 5 Bits instead of 8 Bit on 1 Int Layer Add a Preset to Turn on ALL of those at a cost of 1bit Bool also So 6bit if you add a preset Even if you have 2-3 outfits We are talking 15 bits vs 8 bit Int layer thats adding so much more than just Bits on parameters (Materials, Textures, Objects, Mesh, etc. etc. etc.) In the End you are still 99% the time best off doing Bool Toggles instead of Int Toggles for clothing If you also use Presets then 1 Preset uses 1 Bit to be able to activate multiple Bool layers at 1 time (Full Outfit or specific mixture of stuff) FYI: Kali Suggestion here. 1-2 Outfits per model, Heck I do 1 Outfit per Model now due to requirements and just the consideration to people around me. People would rather download you for 15-30 seconds than have you shown at the cost of performance. Most outfits now days come with more objects - Just looking at the last outfit I did it has 9 parts (belt/bra/underwear/choker/necklace/pants/shoes/socks/shirt) 9 Parts - 9 Bits - 1 preset = 10 Bits useage for 1 outfit (But I combined the belt and pants together so its only using 9 bits using Bool toggles) Again, this is LITERALLY just a sticky question and preference on each to your own way of making and designing your toggles and what you actuallyyyyy want out of it. Int - 3 outfits each having 10 parts = 1 layer = 8bit = 3 Transitions = 3 toggles (Each toggle turns an outfit on/off) Bool - 3 outfits each having 10 parts = 30 layers - 30bit - 30 transition - 30 toggles (Adding 3 Presets - 3 bits - 3 toggles) You could easily do Int type toggles with Bools also without using Presets: Bool - 3 outfits each having 10 parts = 3 layers = 3 bits = 3 transitions = 3 toggles (Each toggle turns an outfit on/off) Making outfit toggles act like Ints within Bool toggles would be the most optimized direction if thats what you are aiming at. :3 3 Outfits - 3 Toggles - 3 Bool Toggles = 3 bits for those 3 outfits (I gotta pressure on the optimization of how many outfits and parts if you do multiple fits on 1 upload) :3

When you are creating a toggle and wanna have it apply it through Av3Creator you would do this inside the Advanced Toggle Menu, there's a Checkbox on the right hand side of the Toggle once you add one. Named: Icon (Check Box that) Then hit the Select button below it in the square Icon and select the icon you would like. Make an edit to this, I might just make a Short :3

@@KaleidoVR thank you!!

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Video was only to show how quickly av3creator is once you understand it. Not an actual tutorial

Ahh ok! lol Sorry for the misunderstanding @@KaleidoVR

I do, been trying to hold off on some until the new version gets released <3 <3

And you, my wonderful fellow have redeemed 1 free hug. <3 <3

Gesture manager is packaged with Lyuma as well, so make sure you use that 👍

if you want a toggle purely for blendshapes this is what youd have to do (if you havent figured it out yet anyway) 1. create an empty toggle 2. click on the modules drop down 3. find where it says blendshapes on the "add module" 4. find the blendshape you want then click the little plus sign off to the right 5. and then youll see default and toggled which you would put default at 0 then toggled at 100 if you wanna turn on a blendshape vice-versa if you wanna turn one off

Please drop by the discord and ask in the support channel 🙏 will definitely figure out whats going on for you.

SAME like The default state will not load up! The avatar appears naked

Go ahead and drop by the Support channel in discord if your having trouble with anything!

Just you wait, I have her in blender right now :3

Resolved in the Support Discord :3 Don't hesitate to reach out on the Discord! <3 <3

Drop by the support channel! discord.gg/N8DTnHaE We can help if there's something going on <3

Even if you used blender you can still set the toggles and objects on Unity Side. <3 Blender is more of a FBX side than Menu side anyways.

Sorry I mean when I import my model in blender I can’t with everything on it, they don’t show up as separate objects in unity. Just as separate materials. So I couldn’t click on the objects to do what you did.

@@liliannavelez97 if you have the objects joined together then no you won't be able to separate them with this. I always recommend separating clothing for a version of a model you want while also making an optimized version that they are all joined together (like in your instance)

Not sure I understand what you're asking exactly, the AV3Creator will set everything in unity for you to be able to use the 3.0 toggles between objects (clothing).

@@KaleidoVR do both parties need this on THIER avatar in order for it to work?

@@Methahydranea Nope, as vrchat has implemented the dynamic system themselves it will work for everyone depending on your setting in-game. There's a couple options like (everyone/friends only/off) within the vrchat settings menu. <3 But this is to implement it to your model, so if someone else wants it on their model they'd have to add it as well.

@@KaleidoVR tyy

Glad it helped!

You're welcome!

@@KaleidoVR oh ya btw the gesture manager doesn't show up when i go to play mod help pls :c

@@sharkiy-exe You have to enable Lyuma <3 Go to the Tools menu, and select Avatar 3.0 Emulator. This will add an object to your scene: you can always remove it if you don't want it to run.

@@KaleidoVR For me there is nothing in the tool bar. How do i import Lyuma ?

@@yamiyo5614 I linked Lyuma's Link, if you go download the unitypackage and just open it in your unity project (Hit Import) It should load and appear in toolbar.

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@@KaleidoVR am I not allowed to state facts?