u/Blapanda

You cannot be this dense and stupid to act this way, don't you?

Being kicked from the instance by just and simply not talking at all, to anyone, because you just got there, is beyond good and evil.

What is the problem with these "special" people?

Acting all tough and whatever, but there is no sensing any adult behavior in these bunch of braindead users.

Going to avoid and add the entire staff team to the blacklist (I am not talking about the block list - It is about the database to get those moderators teleported directly to a timeout zone in my worlds. If you act a fool like this, you won't be tolerated by the people able to punish you in their worlds).

To be added on top, their "entrance" channel is full of insults, even form the mod-team. That will tell you everything you need to know. Bunch of weird and disrespectful primates.

"Isn't it against the TOS to bar people off worlds" - VRChat itself doesn't give a sh*t about that. There are japanese words, completely written in hiragana, asking you multiple questions in their language, right before the closed entrance, where YOU will never be able to answer to gain access to the world. Recent one: https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_4d9d7537-437d-4ac9-88ac-9042950e28aa/info Created by _Lura, someone else purchased the project files and altered to be the exact thing I've mentioned - questions before you are able to enter, and the world is NOT in community labs, it is fully public.

And if you want to pledge the "fair play" case, I don't literally give a crap about that. You playing on that level, you will get the same treatment, since you messed with the wrong person.

I am looking for some advice about proper "dry brush" and "real life brush" settings while using a pen tablet. A possibility to have some brush bristles being maybe a bit longer than others? So it simulates and mimics a real life brush? And on the dry bush - more variety when taking the stroke onto paper - it shouldn't be always 100% opacity, or 80, or 50. It should be like, if I have 20 bristles, 10 of them should be 100%, 5 at 87, rest between 50 to 60, so you could see some "weaker" colors in between, making it look better, imo.

The brushes Ps offering are ok-ish, but not that good for something like the background sun. The ending of the stroke looks too sterile, too "suddenly cut off" and too even.

I am using a Kamvas 22 Gen 3, with a 16384 levels of pressure sensitivity pen.

Ok? What is the downvote for? Da hell?

A friend of mine tried to post his world here, but since his account is being fresh, you can imagine what holds it up.

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Hi there!

I am 『Gecko』(u/Gecko_TENNET), nice to meet you!

Just wanted to post a screenshot of a world, I am working on. I decided, almost 7 months ago, that I had to move my fat ass and get working on this project, after so many ideas, sketches, necessary software acquirements, and getting nerves out of steel, whenever Unity and Udon wanted to annoy the hell out of me. So, I started doing things, and things started doing ... weird stuff. Working, but still questionable.

Maybe there are some people here, who have been able to visit this world already once, either by getting a tour with my humble self, or via direct linking from friend-friends, since it is still a private world.

Based on just the first screenshot, what impression do you get? I know, it is currently not much, as I don't want to post the entire world yet (just a top-down view attached to it, so you can guess the scope of the project), but make the most out of it.

The world is considered about 90% complete. Miscellaneous items like clutter, smaller plants, vines, small lamps, etc. still need to be added to round everything out for a public release.

The entire world has been custom made, no asset flipping. Optimized to its finest with a custom scripted culling system (Unity's is not sufficient for my taste).

Quest 3 with...

a 3060, paired with an i7-8900k / a R5-7600X is getting round about 45-50 FPS, via Virtual Desktop and Ultra settings, SteamVR at 100% Res, VRChat Anti-Aliasing turned off.

(personal rig) a 5070 ti OC, paired with an R7-9800X3D, VD Ultra settings, SteamVR at 125%, VRChat AA off, will never drop below 110 FPS, avg. 120 FPS, HQ Mirrors (4x AA) will occasionally drop your frames down to around 95-110 (min.).

In both cases, the world sums up to around 5.7 to 6.2 GB of VRAM usage. Despite a lot of QoL U# Scripts being added to the world, CPU stays at an idle load of 3 - 5ms.

GPU load, considering the 120 FPS limited tested with my personal rig, 68 - 92°C (4.8 to 8ms) of workload, highly depending on the room you are in with mirrors on or off respectively. With a 90 FPS cap, it shouldn't be as high as that, if you have thermal problems (e.g. summer time).

If you have any questions, feel free to leave them here!