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Other Exotic. Other Mammal. Other Reptile. Red Panda. Shiba Inu. Avalis Top. Kita'vali 7 months ago. Minecraft Avali a year ago. Reverse Avali a year ago. From there, click Download again, and then choose Import in the pop-up menu to put all the model's data in your project. If you are using a model from some other source besides the Unity Store, instead open the Assets menu at the top and then choose Import New Asset.
From there, select the location of the model data on your hard drive. Double-click the model folder, then double-click the Testscene button that has the Unity icon to open up the model in a scene if there's no Testscene button, just select the name of the model instead to pull it up. Underneath the Testscene heading in the Hierarchy window on the left side of the screen, click the name of your model. Next, on the far right side of the screen, switch from the Services tab to the Inspector tab.
A whole bunch of info will appear here that won't make sense at first, but don't worry, we're not using most of that. Now click the Add Component button at the bottom of the options and type "VR" into the search box to bring up a list of components. From here, you can technically publish your avatar to VRChat immediately, but you will probably need to make changes.
For instance, the yellow triangle prompts may tell you the model has too many polygons, or that the angles between certain bones aren't optimized for the VRChat experience. This is where you can run into a lot of unexpcted problems, and a full Unity modeling tutorial is simply beyond the scope of this article.
For the most part, you can find the options easily for changes, but in some cases you may need to dive into Unity's documentation. If your model is too big, for instance, head over to the Inspector tab again, and change the numbers in the Scale settings to modify the figure such as putting 0. Again, this process is going to take a long time on lower-end machines. Once the build process is done, the center Game panel of Unity will bring up the New Avatar screen, where you can name your avatar, write a description, and mark any check boxes for violent content.
Note that you have to check a box indicating you own the rights to any character you upload. While that won't be a problem if you are using the Unity store, licensing rights can be an issue if you are downloading famous characters like Sonic from another source. Obviously people are ignoring this rule, since you'll see tons of licensed characters in the game, but be aware it may lead to legal problems for VRChat in the future and a potential crackdown on what gets uploaded.
Now close Unity and open up VRChat. Log in with the same credentials you used to create the avatar, and it will be ready and waiting to use in the game!
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