SDK Bug & Feature Requests

In the new SDK 3.7.6, it's now possible to build a world on Linux, but it is not possible to launch a local test with proton. Pls add proton support, similarly to: https://github.com/BefuddledLabs/LinuxVRChatSDKPatch

This affects all versions from when Multi-Upload was added through the current 3.10.4 . If all three platforms are selected for multi-upload, the SDK will successfully upload each platform, but then it will continue in an infinite loop of uploading each platform over and over again forever. Uploading just Android and iOS seems to work fine.

The SDK "Review Any Alerts" window flags all textures using Box mipmap filtering. However, if you use the "Auto Fix" feature or manually change normal maps to 'Kaiser', it breaks the vector shading. This causes harsh, reflective artifact lines across the materials in the scene. Normal maps require Box filtering to calculate lighting correctly. The SDK alert should automatically exclude textures that are explicitly set to the "Normal map" Texture Type so creators don't accidentally ruin their shading.

Currently, the VCC always creates Windows projects by default. When installing Unity, the VCC should install the modules required for Android and iOS. It would be nice if users could choose Android or iOS directly instead of switching to it after project creation.

Create an Excellent avatar (Robot). Add 3 particle systems, each with 2147483647 max particles and 2147483647 max lights using one shared point light prefab. Add 3 point lights. Check the SDK builder for alerts to review. Expected result: Show a Very Poor performance alert in the SDK builder about 2147483647 lights. Actual result: No alert, the lights counter has overflowed into negative integers (-2147483648 lights), "Excellent". Additional info: No effect on the avatar's stats itself if the avatar is published to VRChat. Having only 2 point lights reports 2147483647 lights in the SDK (screenshot 2), as intended.

Steps to reproduce ============== Clone project from source control (can give access to GitHub repo if necessary to reproduce) Open the project in Unity Open the scene Click on the main avatar model In VRC_Avatar Descriptor, set Custom Standing Anims to CustomOverride Expected: In Hierarchy, scene should get a next to it to indicate that it has been modified from the saved version * Actual: In Hierarchy, scene is 'unmodified' Try to save the scene * Expected: Scene gets saved * Actual: Files on disk do not change Quit Unity and reopen the project again * Expected: Custom Standing Anims is still set * Actual: Custom Standing Anims has been set back to None (because it wasn't saved) Workaround ========= After making changes to the model at step 5 above, add a cube to the scene and delete it again. The scene name will now have the * on it, saving will save the Custom Standing Anims and after reopening the project the setting is still there. Hypothesis ========= VRChat SDK isn't setting the 'scene modified' flag when properties change in VRC_Avatar Descriptor. This might also be behind the other problem I an experiencing where the custom animation overrides are not being used, assuming that the plugin might be pulling this from the saved files instead of using the correct in-memory values, but I won't be able to verify for another 8 hours or so.

About every minute or so my unity freezes for 6-7 seconds. Profiler snapshot: https://imgur.com/RxECFIN This appears to be some monoio problem. The vrc line is just computing version date for an editor gui label which could probably only be computed once and stored instead of recomputing it each OnGui call.

Jump animations for humanoid avatars will fail to play on a semi-random basis resulting in the avatar hopping up into the air in the midst of their standing animation. Examination of the AvatarControllerTemplate in the sdk reveals that the most likely cause is that the transition from the StandingHeight node to the Airbourne node in the Locomotion layer has the HasExitTime checkbox enabled. This is most likely an error as having this checkbox enabled means the avatar will not transition from their standing/movement animation into their jumping animation unless they are exactly at the end of the animation

Whenever I upload to both Platforms (PC and Android) it keeps switching between builds and uploads the avatar over and over (this was the newest version of the sdk that just came out)

Attempting to upload a Video Clip for use in a world fails. Specifically, all Video Clips utilized in a world seem to disappear upon upload, breaking the functionality they were meant to serve. Audio Clips do not share this problem, despite being functionally similar. As a result, Audio Clips are properly uploaded with the rest of the world's assets while Video Clips are not. Both the SDK and the SDK documentation refer to using Video Clips with various components, so this bug renders these aspects of the SDK unusable.