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Here's an example. I just duplicated and shredded the top of the cube I just showed you, and then randomly laid out the uv islands. I then baked the normals across from the original. As you can see, the normals on the new model look the same (1st image), but because i shredded and re-orientated...

Again, not a bug. Normal maps are not the same the other maps. The colours on the map represent normal vectors, and how it looks in game is calculated from the 2d texture orientation, not how the uv islands appear on the model. Creating new normal textures is hard because of this, as you can't...

It's not a glitch. You are looking at the normal maps. Normal maps work by how the uv unwrapping is on the flat 2d texture, not how they appear on the 3d model. The purple looking 2d textures show normal information (how light should bounce off of the surface texture) as colour. For Open GL...

Saving a look saves almost everything (morphs/skin textures/clothing.) If you want to add just the makeup decals to different looks, just add them to the face decal slot of the look. If the makeup textures you are using are packed in a Var file, you can unpack it in game with the package...

It doesn't really work like that Tuoma, the geometry of a person is controlled by morphs, and each look is different as to how many morphs are being combined. If the morphs used are the built in ones, then you can select the active morphs and manualy apply them to the new model, after zeroing...

Once you have deleted the things you don't need and you have just what you want to make scenes, a useful trick is to keep it clean and delete everything for the day after you are done. Say you are browsing through the hub and testing out new scenes. If you are unlikely to go back to them later...

Make up is usually a Decal texture. Go to the skin textures tab on the person add it to the Decal/Face slot on the top left. https://hub.virtamate.com/wiki/person_skin_textures/ If the look you are using already has a face decal that you want to keep, you can layer multiple decals with this...

The built in belly button morph is called "navel", If your look has this baked into the body morph, you can expand the slider range of this navel morph and set it to -1 to remove it.

It's not clear to me what the issue is. Can you post an image?

It can be done with Stoppers clothing plugin manager and static clothing plugin. I've not set up clothing plugins myself, but I think they can work by linking and positioning a cua to select through the clothing menu. That's how Qdaro's piercing set works. Have a read of stoppers descriptions...

Some poses are weird like this. In the person "control ans physic 1" tab, there is an option to "detach person root control". When that is enabled you can move the root node without moving the person atom. If you load the pose you want and position the person atom where you want them to be...

You beat me by one second Juno. 🤣

You are literally describing vam itself here. It's an editing sandbox where you can create almost anything. Click edit mode. Select the person and go to the female morphs tab. There you will find hundreds of morph "sliders" that change many many aspects of the look, and there are loads more...

This confused/bugged me too. I made a tragus adjustment morph for this exact reason. Smoothing passes destroy the shape of the ears, as there is not much geometry to work with. I think you are correct that having a collection of little adjustment morphs could be useful to make modifications...

If you still have a look or scene that was referencing it, loading it should flag it as missing in an error message. The name of the item and creator will be saved in the .json for any scene containing it if you search for it.

In game, go to the "User Preferences" tab and check that "Shader Quality" is still set to High. If it's turned to medium, the clothing normal maps and decal textures don't get loaded. I've had this issue once before, but I have no idea why it happened.

The hub banned Qos symbols last month, so creators took stuff down. Apparently there were qos and queen of hearts tattoos with vulgar writing which breached tos, so they banned both of the symbols rather than have to police it constantly...

Yeah, CUA is the name given to other 3d stuff you add, like props, accessories or environments. They are 3d models loaded from .assetbundles. They are often used for things like anime style hair, which can be parented to the persons head. It can be a little tricky to get them to track the model...

Like Hazmhox explained, most clothing in the clothing tab are wrapped to the model, so cannot be moved. However, some like this set from qdaro have an extra "plugins" tab, because they are actually a CUA (Custom Unity Asset) which the plugin is loading and attaching to the model. With these you...