Adding onto this, I really want an ability to change how much my spine can be bent. Some of my avatars have issues with the body not looking correct, no amount of weight painting can fix it (trust me, i've tried. It's more of an integral rig issue that requires changing how much bones are able to bend.) and i've even gone as far as having an entirely separate copied armature driven entirely by rotation constraints and constraining the hip so the spine stays mostly straight (This is HIGHLY cursed.), and it still doesn't really get the proper result that I want.

This can be easily solved by changing the min and max spine angle, but VRC doesn't allow me to do that. There is another platform I use that supports in depth IK settings, and one of them I can change is in fact: the min and max spine angle, and it works perfectly.

Another random thing is I tried changing the humanoid IK settings in Unity itself for adding a limit to the avatar's spine bend. but even if you're on lock head mode, if your avatars spine has a bend limit, and you rotate your hip, your head becomes desynced with your actual head, because the tracker's rotation is always enforced with how your hip is rotated, so this isn't a proper solution.

In said other platform, I can toggle if my hip rotation is always enforced, or not, and my head is in the same spot.

TLDR, I just want the ability to adjust how much my spine can bend without my head becoming desynced with my actual head.

Also: see here. https://feedback.vrchat.com/vrchat-ik-20/p/hip-rotation-is-always-enforced-even-when-a-limit-is-put-on-the-spine-bend-causi

This is HIGHLY needed.

Some of my avatars don't work well with IK 2.0 due to non humanoid body shapes.

Kung Dear Kung and the rest of the VRChat development team,

Would you please consider this feature request once more now given these circumstances? This also tightly relates to this issue: https://feedback.vrchat.com/vrchat-ik-20/p/feedback-change-hand-rotation-on-index-controllers and this https://feedback.vrchat.com/feature-requests/p/index-controller-and-avatar-hand-pose-mismatch

Essentially everybody with IKTweaks was using the offset features to make the hands to fit their controllers, since they are lined up so poorly by default (See picture)

My friend group was talking about this in particular and frankly it was the 'gateway' reason to try mods for the first time.

These tweaks to the IK meant it took a moment to experiment, but once settled in it was like magic.

Every body is different and so is every avatar. One size unfortunately does not fit all when it comes to something as personal as this. Please consider it, for without it I can't bear playing.

Please bring back the proper new IK scaling factor it was a blessing and it's so frustrating to be back on legacy scaling. An option would also be a solution as proposed here: https://feedback.vrchat.com/vrchat-ik-20/p/11711-add-an-option-to-revert-scale-factor-to-previous-non-legacy-value/voters

I desperately need the ability to manually adjust the offset of my hands. I use Vive Wands and I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess that the developers may not have tested the Wands with the new IK. On almost all my avatars my hands are not even close to where they are in the real world, the angle of the hand as well as the position on the controller is very off.

My personal angle is that sufficiently advanced enough features should come with sufficiently advanced options.

If a user is Advanced enough that they have a use case for this they can configure that use case in the menu. If there was a new layer to the user interface to allow advanced settings to be configured, it would let the many power users in the community satisfy their desires while not overwhelming the average user.

When it comes to osc, the current configuration system has been called a stopgap by Momo and that eventually there will be a UI in game for configuration of OSC. That kind of user interface would be advanced beyond what exists within the game right now but it sounds like the intention is to do it anyway.

While some users may configure themselves into a corner, a simple reset configuration button within the individualized section would allow users to reset to the vrchat recommended defaults if they screw it up too much.

Well I think a certain other game in this space goes too far with their level of customizability, with everything being customizable to the point where you get lost, I think there is a balance to be found in between the low level of customizability within VRChat and the "everything is customizable" nature of that certain other game.

I'm gonna use this post to shamelessly plug another highly related request that might otherwise get ignored and buried (like 99% of canny): https://feedback.vrchat.com/feature-requests/p/add-an-option-to-disable-locomotion-animations-on-all-avatars

While there's always the possibility that given the opportunity some users will configure themselves into a terrible experience, advanced options exist specifically because sometimes one size does not fit all. That's why every game since the early 90s has resolution and key bindings options.

Fitting a rig to your body so it "feels right" is very personal, not entirely unlike tailoring a suit, so having some fine grained control exposed for it in game would benefit a lot of corner cases. Personally I think the sweet spot might be somewhere in the range of single digit number of easy to understand sliders with immediate real time feedback.