VRChat IK 2.0

I'm not sure what happened, but after a recent update the hand tracking and button pinching became needlessly tedious. Now I have to hold down to open and close a menu. And sometimes when I stop doing the pinch gesture for turning/moving, it persists anyways and I have to show my cameras as clear as day that I am no longer pinching my fingers anymore. The old hand tracking was better and more accurate.

TL;DR: Index finger curle is too aggressive when simple capacitive contact is made with the trigger. So previous to the VRChat IK 2.0 update, when I contacted my finger on the index trigger (only capacitive contact) it would only move my VR finger a few cm, and as I depresesd the index trigger (mechanical movement of the trigger) it would smoothly close my VR finger into a fist. But since the update, when only making capacitive contact with the trigger, my VR finger will curle aggressively and jump to almost totally closed, basically I lose all that fine motor movement that I could control before. It's very jarring and immersion breaking and not the way it functioned previous to the update. And turning on or off the legacy fingers makes no difference. I don't have any video of how it worked before, but I've made a video of how it's working now: https://youtu.be/oaDvZURCgNo The middle finger trigger still works as intended, moving all the other 3 fingers smoothly from open to closed. My setup: Virtual desktop, with Valve Index Controller emulation enabled. Hardware is Quest Pro and Quest 3 controllers. Anyone else experience this? Thank you <3

The HP Reverb G2, as well as possibly any Mixed reality headset, and other non-touch sensor tracked controllers, is having a major issue with the new system. Unless a gesture is being made, the avatar defaults to hand-open. Originally the controllers could only perform gestures via button press, including using (tilting/pressing) the joysticks for the thumb tracking. The new update changes it to the buttons (ABXY) which causes issues since these buttons have functions already including mute, menu, and jump. It also changes it so that while not using any buttons, the tracking defaults to hand open. It was annoying before to perform gestures, but being stuck in hand-open mode requires me to press these buttons to use rest mode. I've attempted turning off all items related to this update, using legacy tracking, and changing all the IK 2.0 features to off, nothing fixes it. I dont want to be stuck doing the hand open gesture while i play the game. The whole point of the resting pose is for when I am not using any buttons.

There are situations where one might want to track their hands, waist, feet, etc. but not have an HMD connected. This is especially true when trying to debug OSC trackers. Currently, all settings related to body tracking and FBT calibration are hidden when running VRC without an HMD connected. IK solver may not work correctly without a headset input, but that input can be provided or spoofed via OSC based on the documentation here: https://docs.vrchat.com/edit/osc-trackers

This is just in case Vrchat doesn't get me email. So it has been brought to my attention that even though Vrchat is a 13+ app that people can freely use, there is just one thing that Vrchat fails to do. Keeping the fully grown adults that also play safe, making it more child friendly when Adults are also playing. I myself is an adult and I don't really agree to mixing with a bunch of kids. However making it more child friendly is a bigger issue and Adults playing will surely have the review of the game drop, meaning the adults who are playing will end up never coming back to the game. another problem is the kids under the age of 13+, Vrchat just doesn't seem to know or care about the number of children that play the game who's brains are still developing. I dont really have any Photo proof of this because I'm speaking for all Adults who still play Vrchat, Bottom line is Vrchat needs to do better at making more Adult friendly and Keeping children out of the game.

Sometimes when booting up VRChat, my hands will not be aligned perfectly with my view. This causes full body tracking calibration to look worse, as if my hands are slightly to the right of me. I've noticed its always offset from my view ball (avatar descriptor) where it should be, and restarting sometimes fixes the issue. Perhaps there is something going wrong when first initializing VRC that causes it to be confused where my head actually is? EDIT: The offset issue is happening between loading new instances too. But not for my head, just the trackers.

Was playing VRChat With some friends. In an avatar search world And I pressed on an avatar. And it crashed me. I uninstalled And Reinstalled VRChat . And I got crashed again. All I'm asking. Is for The avatar to be removed from my account. the thumbnail for the avatar is lc Thank you

This is a bit of a specific case, but I have some avatars that I actually don't want the spine to bend on. My problem comes when I limit the spine rotation in Unity in the avatar config, my hip is always rotating with my tracker, However on certain avatars I don't want that to be the case due to their body shape. When I limit the spine rotation, the head desyncs from my real head in Lock Head, Lock hip and lock both mode and the entire spine bends downwards because the hip tracker rotation is always forced to rotate the hip no matter what. I feel like if there's a rotation limit on the avatar rig settings, it should possibly keep your head in place and make the spine not rotate on the up/down axis, and decoupling your hip tracker rotation in this case so your spine stays straight, I know it's not really physically accurate but it can be a stylistic choice for avatars with strange body shapes. Attached below are the rig muscle settings in Unity combined with how it looks like in-game. I'm doing the exact same pose here IRL in both screenshots. I wonder if this could be a setting or something?

If you're using full body tracking and then proceed to turn off all your trackers, your avatar of course falls back to three-point tracking. However, for locomotion animations to start working again (e.g. those provided by Gogo Loco or Gorone System), the avatar has to be reloaded. This in itself works fine, however the issue I am running into is that this avatar reload only seems to happen after some form of user interaction: say opening the quick menu on either controller. I might be remembering wrong, but I believe that before IK 2.0 this either used to be automatic, or that no reload used to be required for locomotion animations to start working again after turning off your trackers. I understand that with IK 2.0 the reload is necessary, but it would be great if this reload were to happen automatically. My use case for this is that I develop an external tool that turns off motion trackers and falls back to controling locomotion animations over OSC when users fall asleep. Because users who are asleep cannot provide the necessary user input to trigger the avatar reload, there is no way for them to transition between FBT and locomotion animations. Alternatively, getting the ability to trigger an avatar reload over OSC would be a possible workaround.

i think VRChat plus should be kept forever once purchased like voicemod pro after all that way we don't have to keep paying $9.99 or $109 dollars yearly for VRChat plus its ridiculous