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.

(3/5) DRAWBACKS:
- Skybox trails: The skybox doesn't refresh behind low-render-queue transparent materials, leaving visible trails. If a world has bloom, emissive materials may turn into flashbang.
- X-ray effect: Any object with a higher render queue won't render behind that transparent material.

I just published a new version of the glass shader, it now supports :
- LTCGI
- Scrolling normals
- Chromatic aberration

I also fixed some minor issues.
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github.com/MyroG/MyroP-...

I released on my GitHub a new shader : Frosted Glass.
The shader uses the scene's environment reflection (reflection probe) to fake transparency : The shader is actually fully opaque and doesn't use any grab pass.

You can download it here :
github.com/MyroG/MyroP-...
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There are many amazing shaders out there, but I would also recommend trying out the shaders made by Orels (@orels1.bsky.social)
Here, I am using Orels puddles shader shaders.orels.sh/docs/orl-sta...
I'm also a big fan of how everything is beautifully documented.
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A few months ago, I shared a music visualizer shader on my GitHub (see quote).
I recently added that visualizer to my avatar.
I wasn't so sure where to place it, but I decided to put it on my shoes. I'm pretty happy with the results.
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