Feature Requests

as title says, metadata is good for personal use but it can create lots of stalker scenarios when these types of people go snooping. Its a big cause for concern when it comes to social media and having your userID and Author name in the metadata can cause lots of unwarranted friend request from creeps. Please push out a toggle for it asap.

As the operator of VRC Timeline ( vrc.tl ), a community-driven event calendar for VRChat events, I would like to enable event organizers to export events they already added to vrc.tl , reducing redundancy and saving their time. This feature in its simplest form might be a URL that would prefill the event creation form. Something like https://vrchat.com/home/group/grp_xxxx/events/create?eventName=abc&start=2025-08-10T20:00Z ... Bonus points for the possibility to load an event thumbnail from a provided URL in one of the GET parameters or alternatively making this feature a multipart/form-data POST request containing the event thumbnail file. The ultimate solution would be the possibility to add and continuously sync events through OAuth and API.

WE WANT OUR BIG CUBES BACK!

Currently if you're using hand tracking or one-handed mode the quick menu spawns at chest-height at a fixed angle. Normally this is fine, however there is a glaring oversight that currently is preventing me from using accessibility features and comfortably playing VRChat. I currently have my arm in a cast and I want to play VRChat lying down with horizon adjust. I have to lie down ahead of time to calibrate the horizon adjust angle, however since I can only physically use one controller the quick menu spawns at an awkward angle and I cannot interact with it unless I get up. However if I get up I cannot calibrate horizon adjust. See the problem? Other inconveniences like accessing the whole quick menu also applies when lying down and only using one-handed mode or hand tracking. (If there were OSC endpoints for horizon adjust and opening the main menu then I could have solved this issue myself...)

Official support for a native Linux build of VRChat. As Linux gaming continues to grow. More users are choosing Linux as their primary OS. A native build would provide better performance, lower overhead, improved compatibility for the growing Linux user base. This would be ensuring inclusivity for users across all platforms.

Writing in VR is pretty great. You can whip up a diagram, communicate as a mute, or just draw your friends. It's so useful that people put pens in all kinds of random worlds and avatars... But wait, why should they need to do that? What if... we could just have pens _everywhere_? Please add a way to summon a synced pen that is not bound to a specific world or avatar. Some thought will need to be put into controlling abuse - eg pen muting options, and ways to disable it on specific worlds where it would detract from the experience (eg some horror worlds maybe?)

We don't need more avatar slots, we need more world slots. Especially for those of us who like to explore.

This is an additional suggestion based on Zarniwoop's "In-game event calendar" request which is currently marked as "In Progress". https://vrchat.canny.io/feature-requests/p/in-game-event-calendar Apparently, every person has a birthday, and people (myself included) tend to forget about it from time to time. I would like to request a calendar that shows other users' birthdays, of course, only in case they agree to share information, such as their birthday, with their friends.

I personally find it confusing and scary for just some random name to pop up adding you but then you have no idea who they are and they aren't even in your session So I would like to request for a feature where people can decide to add a short comment to send with their friend request so as to help people to understand who they are or why they added them But of course also allow us to have a button to report said comments as people. Might troll with it or use it to harass people

A similar post was made, but was closed because the feature was still in beta at the time. This feature is now live. This feature request is also different from other requests in that I am requesting a weighted average instead of removal or change in values. With the introduction of the avatar performance ranking system, it has become very clear that some extremely optimized avatars are being ranked as poor or worse because they are not optimized in one category alone. For example, a hyper-optimized avatar with, lets say 10,000 polys, one material, no cloth physics, one mesh, no particles or audio sources, but with 51 dynamic bone transforms. This avatar would be ranked poorly, despite being very well optimized. I propose a weighted average that takes the performance ranking of all of your performance stats into account, and gives you an overall performance ranking, instead of the extremely harsh ranking of the worst rank being the one that is shown to all users. Of course, users with absurd numbers of cloth polygons or dynamic bone colliders should still be ranked poor, even if they have a low poly count and are a single material. This is where the weighting of the calculation comes in. Please consider implementing this. Seeing an avatar that you spent hours optimizing (Merging bones, atlasing, etc) get ranked terribly because you have a dynamic skirt is discouraging, and removes the incentive to optimize in general, if even your most optimized avatars will be ranked as poor anyway. Why atlas, decimate, merge bones, limit collider usage, etc, if your performance ranking is going to be "poor" even with all the optimizations?