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Maybe this would have gone over better with the community if they had made the most popular mods redundant before rendering them unusable? > Finally, we’re awa
by pseudo0 4y ago
Maybe this would have gone over better with the community if they had made the most popular mods redundant before rendering them unusable?
> Finally, we’re aware that many legitimate users install modifications to add features they wish VRChat had natively. We're very aware of the popularity of these modifications, and we’re aware that EAC means those modifications are gone, too. As such, we've been working towards native implementations of features like a main menu that's usable even when you're lying down, a portable mirror that you can use to calibrate your full-body tracking (or provide a face-cam), and more – all planned for upcoming releases.
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- celdon25 4y ago> we've been working towards native implementations of features like a main menu that's usable even when you're lying down Imagine not having even this yet and then pretending you weren't the one who dropped the ball I hope this is the beginning of the end of VRChat and I never thought I'd be holding out hope that Zuckerborg's version will fix the mess that it was.
- zionic 4y ago>Maybe this would have gone over better with the community What community is that, exactly? Because at least here in 2D land most seem to be accepting censorship and “moderation”
- celdon25 4y agoHere you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6g11f0FGPo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6g11f0FGPo
- ynx 4y ago> Maybe this would have gone over better with the community if they had made the most popular mods redundant before rendering them unusable? ...in what reality do IKv2, OSC, and Avatar Dynamics not count as literally exactly that? IKv2: IKTweaks OSC: VRCSTT and other mods that leveraged tweaking avatar parameters Avatar Dynamics: Cross- avatar interactions