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Portal platforms icons go in the order of Windows, iOS, then Android, but every other UI element goes in the order of Windows, Android, then iOS.

In the world linked below, users may occasionally not see chatboxes even though the notification sound plays. Rejoining the world sometimes restores chatbox visibility. This issue has not been observed in any other world to my knowledge. Repro Join the world with a small group of users. Have everyone type arbitrary text into the chatbox. Someone should observe whether any user’s chatbox fail to appear, despite hearing the notification sound. https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_37abea33-f34c-4706-8e6b-2f69e414fc5d

This issue was tested and reproduceable across several avatars on a Meta Quest 3 headset running the latest live version of VRChat. Right now, Toon Standard seems to be a very stable and fleshed out shader. However, on Quest VRChat, and by extension seemingly all other mobile branches, Toon Standard materials with reflectance enabled causes edges of meshes to flicker white NaN pixels. This can be very distracting, especially in worlds with low light levels. To test potential causes, I uploaded the same avatar a few times and always found that the NaNs would flicker if Specularity was enabled and the reflectance slider was above zero, with NaNs flickering more the closer to one the slider was. The attached gif shows a flower on the side of my avatar's head flickering NaNs. The flower's material had a reflectance value of 0.5, gloss value of 0, metallic value of 0, sharpness value of 0, and no gloss or metallic maps specified. The NaNs do not appear in the Unity editor and seemingly only appear in VRChat. The avatar this was tested with can be found here: https://vrchat.com/home/avatar/avtr_e9d6521f-3cd2-4453-bbc7-b2fa7f25139c Do note: This is a personal avatar and will be made private after this report has been reviewed.

Toon standard can pack some textures into a texture by using different color channel for each mask type. For example, Metallic(R) and Gloss(A). However most of mask textures use R channel so we can’t efficiently pack them when using various masks. R: Detail mask, Metallic map, Matcap mask G: Occlusion map B: None A: Gloss map If we could choose a color channel for each texture, we can pack mask textures with desired combinations and reduce textures usage. Japanese summary: Toon Standardのマスクテクスチャで使用するチャンネルを指定できるようにすることで、任意の組み合わせのマスクを1枚のテクスチャにまとめてテクスチャ枚数を減らしやすくしたいという要望

I uploaded Toon Standard Outlined on Quest build, then it seemed to fallback into ToonLit, while the release claims that should be Toon Standard (no outlined one)…

Youtube are making changes on the api again and this time they are now requesting loging to view videos, this is not related to bot protection or the use of vpn, we test it with over 30 users and everyone are having the same error. We discover that yt-dlp can have an option to sign in but it would require a workround for VRChat to implement it. Here is the info i found: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/wiki/Extractors#logging-in-with-oauth

Current causes are uncertain but as of release of the current beta I and a couple of my friends have encountered issues where the game just randomly and without any shutdown animation closes immidiatly without warning reasons seem unrelated to crashes since the game randomly closed even in the most optimised instances with very little player presence

Currently, when Shading is reset via Reset button in Inspector, the Shading value is set to "RealisticSoft". However, the default value for ToonStandard shader is "Realistic" and for ToonStandardOutline is "Custom". Related Canny: https://feedback.vrchat.com/open-beta/p/381-beta4-shading-differs-depending-on-whether-shader-is-switched-to-toonstandar

Behavior When a material using any shader without Ramp, switching to Toon Standard makes Shading "Realistic". When a material using any shader without Ramp, switching to Toon Standard (Outline) makes Shading "Custom". When a material using Toon Standard (Outline) has "Custom" Shading and no Ramp Texture is set, switching to Toon Standard makes Shading "Realistic". Cause When switching shaders used in the material, if some of the material properties are the same as the pre-switch shader defaults and post-switch shader also has default properties for them, Unity uses post-switch shader defaults for them (per properties). ToonStandard's default has a Ramp Texture, but ToonStandardOutline or any other shader does not.

Compared to ToonLit, the new Toon Standard shader can appear significantly brighter and may easily blow out highlights. While it looks fine in darker environments like the Unity editor or the default home world, it can sometimes appear too bright in other worlds. I’ve attached a screenshot taken in this world: https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_ab595ea8-8728-439b-949a-b0eca7954361/info This feedback was translated from Japanese. Original text: Toon StandardはToonlitと比べてかなり明るく、白飛びしやすいようです。 Unity上や、デフォルトホームのような暗いワールドでは問題ありませんが、他のワールドではかなり明るく見える事があります。 画像を添付します。画像のワールドはこちらです。 https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_ab595ea8-8728-439b-949a-b0eca7954361/info