That scene changed a bit, and I added Light Volumes.

For the rain, I used Mochie's particle shader, which supports Light Volumes.
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(1/5) UV TILE DISCARD

UV Tile Discard is a really interesting feature supported by Poiyomi, LilToon, etc. It lets you toggle parts of a mesh on and off without needing to use blend shapes or multiple Skinned Mesh Renderers (SMRs), great for performance ranking!

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Inspired by the VRChat world "讐復を能える for VRChat" (by yu_nakaito) that features a system that plays an Audio source through the VRChat camera, I tried to do something similar for fun.

The second part shows that the audio source is attached to the lens, not the actual camera screen.

That's not an animation, just Unity physics, I'm pretty impressed how well it works #VRChat

(1/2) Using Ikeiwa's LV Volumetric fog shader and RedSim's "Point Light Volume" component, I was able to simulate a fan casting shadows in some fog.

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World PhysBones just got released in open beta (SDK 3.9.1) !
To test that new component, I made a door that works without any Udon code, and it was relatively easy to setup. Functionalities are very similar to avatar PhysBones, bones can be pushed and grabbed #VRChat

(4/5) About last point : careful with avatars hiding stuff you'd rather keep private:
- "X-ray" shaders can hide high-render-queue mats. Would suck to get reported just because someone in the instance used that shader....
- Also not everyone shows your avatar=>anims won't init your avatar properly.