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Welcome to my profile! I’m a resurgent animator and just recently released a music video celebrating the Half Life series in Source Fiommaker. Enjoy plz&thx.
Welcome to my profile! I’m a resurgent animator and just recently released a music video celebrating the Half Life series in Source Fiommaker. Enjoy plz&thx.

This was a long time ago now but I'm pretty sure they were glass panels that had shattering animations applied to them. So you'll have to go through the model list and find the glass panels that are "intact"


Oh shit that did it. I don't know who told me or where I read it but at some point I added that in cuz I thought that was part of the avatar making process lmao.

He's not dropping out of frame in avatar selection anymore and folks I've asked say I'm no longer falling through the floor. Thank you so much!


I gave the model a rigidbody component, I hope that's all correct?

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He didn't come with any accessories unless you mean his tail and the hoodie strings, and they didn't come with set physics so I set them up with VRC phys bones in Unity.


Still new at this, but I've got the controller set as "None (Runtime Animator Controller)", with the rig set to humanoid and all that. I've got VRCFury installed should the controller be set to one of its ones?


From my player perspective, my avatar works fine. For everyone else, he falls through the floor. Help!
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From my player perspective, my avatar works fine. For everyone else, he falls through the floor. Help!

So bit of a weird one; the avatar I'm working on seems to work fine when I'm playing as him, but in avatar selection when the model loads in he falls right through the floor and falls forever by the looks of it. This also happens to everyone that sees me in vrchat, when my avatar loads in they see it fall right through the floor, but from my perspective he's working fine.

What have I done wrong with the avatar process? Google doesn't seem to have an answer.

Video for reference: https://youtu.be/65jXT0DFXfk


Did it actually lmao