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Create is used with Mona Spaces within the Unity eco system. WebGL is not supported in Unreal at this time.

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This crash course covers using Unity to make a Mona space allowing you to create multiplayer environments in a WebGL environment.

Textures play one of the biggest parts in large filesizes of environments. Playable files for Mona need to be under 250Mb for example. The Unity project can be any size, but the Mintable files need to be under 2Gb (if you plan to mint the space).

Agreed, this is why we have removed Crunch Compression support for Mona Spaces.

I take it you mean physics based on the Spring bones you have created as that is the only physics you can run on a VRM I believe (unless you are using engine physics if the platform supports it.) If I have it correctly you have a springbone on the breast plate, and a spring bone on the hair, and you have a physics collider (ball) on both...so they are self colliding? Unless you can mask specific colliders to specific spring Bones I'm not sure this is possible (haven't looked into that myself so can't say for sure). So with what I know, you may have to decide if the breast part requires a spring bone or not perhaps so that the hair can collide properly.

Atm this is only Unity based due to better WebGL support.

Hey, thanks for subscribing! What types of tutorials would you find most useful?

You're welcome! If you have any questions regarding lightmapping jump in our discord linked in the description!

@@monaverse I ended up using your Mona documentation to build a space in Spatial hahaha the twist! Great job, super well documented!! Looking forward to our first build in Mona.

To my knowledge yes, VSeeFace takes VRM assets as the content to use in their eco system. That said, not sure how much extra would be required in order to have the facial tracking work. I assume the VRM would need all the required blendshapes as well created in the process.

The best approach would be to port all your assets into the Unity Mona SDK. You could go here for more info on getting started : docs.monaverse.com/create/getting-started-building

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Ha! Will have to start a new playlist on ASMR tutorials perhaps. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for bringing my attention to this video as we have removed Crunch Compression support recently for Mona spaces. That said, it is strange that the filesize went up, if you jump into the Mona Discord I'd be happy to follow this up to better understand whats going on.

I assume that UniVRM will update along with latest versions of Unity. If the version in the video does not work, you should be able to get a later version of teh UniVRM package. Make sure to get the UniVRM package, not the VRM package, on their github. It's very easy to get the wrong one.

The most common reason for this is there is an error in the project. Check the console for any issues once you build the playground files. You can join post in the Discord Support channel (link in the description) if you need more details once you find the error. I think the most common error for new builders is not adding the WebGL module on installation of Unity.

Has this been cleared up btw? If not, jump over to the discord (links in the description) and notify us (in the support Channel perhaps) and we can get this sorted for you.

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Glad you liked the video! Yes, you could do hollow colliders. You'd have to create it in a tool like Blender, maya etc. and make sure that the Normals are facing the right way. So facing 'out' on the outside, and facing 'in' on the inside. After that you would use a Mesh collider in Unity. Remember to keep the mesh low poly though for optimization :) The other option is to use simple box colliders to imply the same shape...kind of like 6 (or more) long thin box colliders to make the tube.

You can use the Get Started doc to go over how to open the Mona SDK in Unity at docs.monaverse.com/create/getting-started-building. Basically download the Mona SDK and open that in unity and start building! :)

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To be fair he is a really good character. Should we scrap our film ideas and continue the franchise ;)

⁠​⁠@@bigyellowfisheshehehe. It’s certainly got that relatability factor 🦾✨