It’s likely because VRChat just lowered the maximum allowable file size of avatars in order to improve performance since the previous allowable size was laughably massive for just an avatar. You’ll likely have to optimize your avatar some to be able to get it to work again.

A texture atlas is probably the best way to do this. You can find tutorials on YouTube. The overly simple tldr is you texture each object separate. Then put each texture map into a 2x2 grid in ps or gimp. Put that back into blender to use as a guide to line up the uv islands of each object easily.

Happy birthday!

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It’s hard to go wrong with basically any recipe on the King Arthur flour website. I just made the basic banana bread recipe last night and it’s awesome. I just omitted the optional apricot jam and substituted the walnuts for a hand full of chocolate chips.

Also. A really cool thing about the vrchat stream camera is if you turn off the trigger takes photo setting in behavior. You can use the pins function with local anchor to make multiple camera shots and if you hold the camera screen you can use your controller trigger to swap between two camera shot

What I did was I would open up a pop out twitch chat window from my browser on my desktop and then use either ovrtoolkit or xsoverlay to make an overlay screen that I would put on my wrist. I would tweak the hide settings so that the window would only pop up when I looked at my wrist.

Furries are a mischievous bunch!