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This would be usefull if as a world creator we dont want stikers on video players, mirrors or user posters and menus. But at the same time we dont want to prevent users to post stikers anywhere else.

When placing a sticker it would be great to be able to flip the sticker horizontally to "mirror" it instead of having to upload 2 variants of the same image. The same could go for vertical mirror although the user could just turn their controller.

The radial menu is already incredibly bloated and frustrating to navigate. Adding an additional menu just conflates the issue more. However, stickers are much like Emojis and should be part of the Emojis section of the menu. At best its an advertisement for people to get VRC+ on the radial menu. However, its an annoying advertisement as well. It would still have the same advertising effect under emojis, because when you are using an emoji you are at least looking to share something.

The first thing I thought of when seeing the new share pedestal menu was that this would be really great to have for portals. Instead of the 'lock' feature, let us select between "Respect instance", "Public", "Friends" and "Group" as well as allowing for variable portal timers like "5 seconds", "15 seconds" and "30 seconds". "Locking" portals was never super intuitive and now that there's a precedent for dropping similar things that uses a better system, I believe portals should use a similar menu.

With the current stickers functionality, world creators can only choose to enable/disable it for their world. This is a source of unintended conflict when it comes to world preservation and event management. We propose the following features (1) Bounding box control of stickers pasting area (2) Control of stickers pasting area by each MeshRenderer (3) Control of stickers pasting area by layer We would like to add SDK components that can be controlled on the world creator side and a function to visually detect the area that can be pasted (for example, UX that Raycast shows blue for possible pasting and red for not possible). 現状のstickersの機能ですと、ワールドクリエイターは自分のワールドに有効/無効の選択をすることしかできません。 これは世界観の保持やイベント運営に当たり、意図しない紛争を招く原因になります。 以下のような機能を提案します。 ①バウンディングボックスによるstickersの貼り付けエリアの制御 ②MeshRendererごとにstickersの貼り付けエリアの制御 ③レイヤーによるstickersの貼り付けエリアの制御 ワールドクリエイター側で制御できるSDKコンポーネントの追加と 貼り付け可能エリアを視覚で感知できる機能 (例えばRayCastで貼り付け可能は青、不可能は赤のようなUX)を希望します。

The sticker radial is a little overcrowded. It'd probably do better on the previous page next to the toggle for visibility.

Groups should be able to upload stickers that you can copy to your current stickerbook. In a perfect world, you could treat them like Discord emojis, where you can use them from whatever group you're in directly, but I can't think of a good UX for that. So, instead, they should be treated like shared stickers, where you click it and it gets added to your set.

The interact range of share pedestals is too high, and should perhaps be reduced to a much closer range.

I think it would be interesting if instead of letting us make stickers that animate freely, they animate depending on the angle you're viewing them from, aka lenticular stickers. I was discussing with friends the possibility of having animated stickers, but I argued that having animated stickers would make the sticker system more obtrusive and less "grounded in physicality" than I assume the VRC team is trying to make them. Having the animation of stickers be handled this way would mean that they only animate upon the player moving parallel to it, which would be much less jarring and eye-catching when placed in a world. For example, seeing a sticker animating by itself in the background would be eye-catching and jarring, whereas seeing a lenticular sticker would appear as a normal sticker (except maybe shinier or something?) unless the player begins moving around it. I think this would be a really elegant way of giving people their much requested "animated stickers" while maintaining the sticker system's physicality and unobtrusive nature.

Having the ability to copy an image or screenshot directly from the clipboard to a sticker would be super handy for helping folks through unity issues; today this requires saving the screenshot to a file, then uploading it through the website, which is a pretty clunky flow...