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I'm going to throw this one and predict you imported several mocap animations, saved the scene and it was over 500 MB in size. Loading such large scenes will not work, it's just too much data for VaM to process in a JSON.

I use a way to have resources like clothing that is independent from a scene. It works for hair too or any other preset, the only requirement is the person's name to be the same. I name these as quickdress, quickplace, etc. with guides explaining in detail and all my recent scenes make use of...

...something. If I buy a Jurassic Park movie, I can use it for personal use but I cannot charge money to show it to others legally like my own cinema*. If someone gives me a Jurassic Park movie, it was free but I still can't charge money like the above. If I make a deal with the copyright...

Straight away no. If you ask and the PC clothes creator says that you can use them in a X, Y, Z ways, then you can. There's no mention of rules regarding personal arrangements with the copyright holder because there are no rules for personal arrangements, they can be whatever people agree on...

According to the forum: PC = Paid Content: Cannot distribute, remix, tweak, or build upon work. https://hub.virtamate.com/wiki/license_help/

Use the keybindings plugin to set a keyboard keybind to deactivate Embody for example. Or set some timer with logicbricks to deactivate Embody once triggered, I don't know, be creative.

There could be a million reasons, especially as you add more and more stuff to your VAM folder over time. See the guides section for more information about FPS, maintenance and tips, etc.

Can't you set in the sex toy a alpha value of -1 or set "hide material" to make it invisible?

"War file" :LOL: The packaging process takes care of everything that your scene uses (dependencies+needed local files), PLUS dependencies of the direct dependencies. https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/how-to-package-like-a-pro-a-guide-on-proper-var-building.8212/

The avatar is a image, usually you place them in Custom/Images. If you add the image(s) to the avatar part of VAMStory, when you're packaging the scene to a VAR it will be picked up as a local file and be packed inside the VAR. See packaging guides for more information. As each STORY sentence...

What @RunRudolf says about multiple Timeline versions in the scene makes sense, do check for that. Older versions of Timeline don't have a "Play segment" option and that would explain the error. As for triggers, the trigger system is a base VaM function, doesn't matter usually if the trigger is...

Make sure you read this: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/how-to-package-like-a-pro-a-guide-on-proper-var-building.8212/

As long as you use NoStage3's hair (CC BY) and not the repacked version in the vamX VAR (PC), you're good. It doesn't matter where you got VaM from or that you also have vamX packages, what matters is the license on the resource you're using. I don't know how mixed in is vamX on the Steam...

Here's the complete answer to your question: - It depends. Why? Because animations can be made in many ways. Some you could potentially group together rather easily if already knowing some basic Timeline, while others can be a nightmare or just too hard to do a decent job. Essentially, you need...

Yap. Honestly, I don't understand the purpose of having a ND in a look, it makes it very unusable in other scenes. You should try either to ask permission of the author to ignore the ND or just pick another look.

Doesn't matter if you sell it, ND applies to any distribution form. No changes from the original unless for personal use.

The male has a lot fewer colliders compared to a female. I'd suggest getting in contact with other clothing creators that often make men clothes too, like Jackaroo and WeebU, among others, for tips on how to geal with colliders.

Well, I use Passenger mode in Embody the most. While this tracks the position and rotation of the possessed person by default, I can still turn my view even with those locks enabled. If I want to have more freedom, I unlock position or rotation or both. Doing so has some expected caveats, but it...

You're either using the camera or possessing the person (several options exist in Embody). If you always want to be inside a person's head, then Embody is the way.

You only need 1 controller, as usually you can "grab" the world to move around.