Bug Reports

If a group bans you, you can't block the group, this means you see the group in your Social tab if Friends are in that Group's instance This is super weird, a user/group should always be blockable

For a few weeks now since a recent patch around May. Our RP group as well as others have been experiencing issues where the sound engine seems to crash or break and suddenly people can be heard no matter where in the world they are and the directions are incorrect as well. I've been trying to discover the potential cause for awhile now. Here are some things I've narrowed it down to. Despite the worlds or models not changing the bug suddenly started existing after a recent patch. The issue seems to trigger when someone switches avatars in spawn. But doesn't effect everyone at once but a large majority. Triggering sounds in the world might be a cause as well as some people have noted this is when it happened for them. I use VRC_Trigger / AudioTrigger for most sounds but some are Game Objects that Play the audio source on Awake. Reproducing by performing a specific action doesn't seem to be the case. It's rather random. Happens to random people at random times. But usually after at least 20 minutes into the lobby. The issue seems to happen more often when the world has a high population, we usually avg 40-60 players a session. Removing Audio override zones doesn't fix the issue. My theory is it has to do with initialization of an avatar with Sounds/Spatial Audio Component. All Avatars used for enemies are made using the suggested method of enabling Audio Components instead of the game object. Below are links to the worlds we use, but the bug isn't limited to these worlds. It has happened to several RPers/Players in many other worlds. The worlds linked also have Avatar pedastals for about 100 or so avatars. Many of which have attacks/sounds etc. I'll try to get Twitch Clips of it happening to players from multiple angles but due to randomness of it might not help. I'll attempt copying my log files next session I happens in. wrld_c58b342b-de4c-4e8d-a896-d0c3ac603c29 wrld_89cf1574-ed48-4248-ab9c-c0ada7e0fd6e

The rug in front of the mirror in the official home world is missing a collider, causing avatars' feet to sink into it. As a result, it becomes difficult to check whether the avatar is properly positioned on the floor.

For Deaf users, the chatbox is a primary communication method. Typing text is equivalent to voice chat for hearing users. When typing at a normal conversational speed, the chatbox frequently triggers spam detection and applies a timeout. This occurs during regular back-and-forth conversation, not intentional spam. As a result, Deaf users are temporarily prevented from communicating at all, because our primary communication tool becomes unavailable. This creates an accessibility barrier where none should exist. This is not an improvement, but a big step backward in accessibility for Deaf players. I do not use TTS, so chatbox access is essential. Please excuse my English, as British Sign Language (BSL) is my first language.

In some instances the Ping seems to go down when other users in instance are speaking. Switching to other internet connections, like mobile, seem to make no change. VPN, and similar seems to make is worse.

Default home world was updated latest by 28th of April. Since this update (could have happened earlier, but noted on 29th), the music player in the world has not been triggering audio link features on my avatars. Was this a planned change or is it a bug?

Click on a friend you know has mutuals turned on Click view mutuals and it will load endlessly and never actually show the mutuals Only tested on pc

On friday, in the sequence of the introduction of the new impostor generation earlier this month, I decided to regenerate my avatar's impostors. I deleted them and then requested generation in the website. A few hours later I had an event in VRChat, and the first friend to join me, who was on a Quest headset, informed me I had holes through me and rendering priority issues. Please check the first two attached pictures! At the time, before logging in, I confirmed that the impostors were reported by the website as having been generated. Another Quest using friend joined soon after, and he immediately started laughing. He, too, saw whatever this is, so it must have been a problem with the impostor itself. I'm a PCVR user, so performing Quest tests is nearly impossible for me. The PC impostor was fine for everyone at the time. A third friend had a broken impostor as well (head looked caved in); she changed avatars and the new avatar was fine. For the sake of this ticket, I installed VRChat on my Pico headset yesterday so I could see the problem myself. Even though it's a different system, the impostor used should have been the same (Android). However, I did not experience the problem at this time (see attachments 3 and 4). That means one of the following things: The issue is only visible on the Quest, the issue was corrected on your side in the two days since, the issue was temporary after generation (or cache related? my friends would have seen my avatar before, recently) or the issue was world dependent. I figured I'd still report in case it helped track anything down. Avatar ID: avtr_224cef91-cc99-4f91-ba0d-878e7ee195c5 World ID: wrld_ee946339-af92-49bb-acb0-04b014618cc8 Because I couldn't reproduce the issue yet, the photos are by my friend. He says his build number at the time must have been the one I associated with this ticket.

As the title says. That's noticeable when the player's height is too short/tall.

I switched the instance. Not sure how i triggered it. It didn't went away with selecting more accessories or rejoining an instance. it only went away after switching avatar.