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Using the new raycast component, set the Collision Mode to anything involving players. (Modes tested: 'Hit Players', 'Hit Worlds and Players', 'Hit Custom Layers - Everything', 'Hit Custom Layers - Player, LocalPlayer') Attempt to view the collision in-game. When attempting to collide with another player, the collision is only visible to the player the raycast is colliding with; no one else. All test were on Build 1818 on PC. Video of the issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHjRiAfAuHc In the video, the Collision Mode was set to 'Hit Custom Layers - Everything'

To long world names break the UI. Example world: https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_48f65988-26c9-43dd-ba35-8da4c55cb197

It's sometimes hard or impossible to select a specific bone in some cases. Adding a hierarchy/list view to the bone section would help greatly!

For the "Featured Worlds" category buttons in the Worlds tab, there's a noticeable offset between their visual location and where/which your cursor selects. This doesn't seem to be an issue for the similar buttons in the "My Worlds" section.

Lately, I've been noticing a delay between when a Warp Effect plays and when the remote user disappears. Usually the two events are synchronized within about half a second, but I've been seeing occasions where a remote user's warp effect plays, and then they disappear about 1–1.5 seconds later. I'm currently unsure if there's a difference between warp effects that play when travelling versus when the VRChat client is closed, but I did notice the issue with one user when their client unexpectedly closed.

The text for the <- Back button is missing from avatar lists in the AVM, and is incorrectly displaying the name of the avatar list.

Open VRChat Open Menu with Avatars wing panel open Filter is set to Show 'Favs 1', Sort By 'Recently Used' Change 'Show' to 'Recently Used' Close Menu, restart VRChat Open Menu again Filter has reverted to Show 'Favs 1' again.

Since we now have a looks system for saving presets for avatar accessories, it would be an excellent opportunity to extend this feature to cover the much-requested feature of saving avatar parameter presets. As an example: Editing a look should show the avatar in it current state (instead of the default as it does now) or perhaps there should be a button to sync the state to match how it is in game. Saving the look should save all saved parameters to the look. And loading a look should restore all saved parameters to those saved values, along with the attached accessories. This would also solve the issue of default-disabled transforms not showing up in the looks editor. This would be a big boon especially to marketplace avatars, who currently have to implement complex animator systems to provide save slots.

a VRC tweenPath like this _handle = transform.TweenPath( waypoints: wayPointPositions, duration: duration, pathType: VRCTweenPathType.CatmullRom, closePath: true, resolution: 15, easeType: VRCEase.Linear // or None ? ); _handle.SetLoops(-1, loop ? VRCTweenLoopType.Restart); will make the transform veer off in a random direction between the first or sometimes second / last and first waypoint (i thin kthat changes based on the easeType?) this can be observed in playmode and in game i followed the tip in the docs for a seamless looping path "For looping patrol routes, set closePath to true and use .SetLoops(-1, VRCTweenLoopType.Restart). This creates a seamless loop without a visible snap at the end." but so far on any path arrangement i tried it moves in a random direction and sometimes even backwards on the last waypoint, even if the first and last waypoint are the same position

Steam Audio roll-in has caused audio sources and user voices to be positioned incorrectly in the game world when using headset hardware with off-ear directional speakers (Quest 3, Quest 3S). This does not occur with earbuds or headphones, or the built in audio of other headsets (Index). Users in front or behind shift to sounding like they’re above or below with erroneously small head movement, users close to the sides sound like they’re inside the wearer’s head and get so loud they distort the speakers, both are new behavior in the new audio system.