[1485][VRC Constraints] Automatic conversion still breaks VirtualLens2
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logi_9
Since the start of the beta test, several related issues have been fixed, but VirtualLens2 still behaves differently from the live environment.
As of build 1485, at least the following features appear to be broken:
- Stabilizer: There is almost no difference in behavior between different strength settings.
- Drone: Control via the 3-axis positional controller does not function correctly (e.g., it cannot remain stationary).
Due to its complexity, VirtualLens2 may not be suitable for direct use in problem analysis. I will attempt to divide the problem into smaller test cases and create posts about them, but this may take some time. I want to inform you that VRC Constraints still do not have full compatibility with Unity Constraints for now.
- Avatar: avtr_ca5456a5-779a-498a-a4a9-4c01ebac0eac (built with VirtualLens2 v2.10.4)
- Documentation: https://vlens2.logilabo.dev/en/docs/
- Video about how to use drones (in Japanese): https://youtu.be/8C7amsRDSXw?t=390
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logi_9
Build 1489 is labeled as a Release Candidate, but it seems that this issue still persists. Is there any chance it can be fixed before the live release?
(Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to create smaller test cases yet. I apologize for the complexity, but could you analyze it on your end as well?)
Sayamame
Dexvoid Please.
Dexvoid
Regarding the Stabilizer specifically, it looks like you can't switch between different stabilizer modes on the example avatar you've given without first switching stabilization off completely, so if I select Strong and then immediately try to select Weak, the camera still has strong stabilization applied to it. I have to select Disable first and then Weak to switch to that mode.
This seems to be consistent with how this avatar behaves in the current live build of VRChat. Can you please confirm if this is the case? Do you see significant differences between the stabilization modes in 1485 when switching via Disable first?
logi_9
Dexvoid Thank you for your investigation.
As you pointed out, the stabilizer-related problem was my mistake and not caused by the conversion. I'm sorry.
I'll try to split the drone related problem to small cases.
Dexvoid
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