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VAM on linux with BepinEx: Download the Windows release of BepinEx; Extract the files/folders to the VAM root folder; Configure winecfg in your VAM prefix to use the winhttp proxy as shown on this page; You're done. Loading the UncleBurrito DLSS5 plugin on VAM: The plugins needs BepinEx, so...

Your session plugins preset is in the folder Custom\PluginPresets\ as a vap file.

I tried only the UncleBurrito plugin that requires BepinEx but didn't manage bepinex working at that time. Can you share what method you used that wasn't the UncleBurrito plugin to do DLSS 5? Update: Finally got it working with BepinEx and UncleBurrito's plugin works too, will update soon...

I'm not a pics guy, but I was curious to try that soon. I did see a comment from a linux user in the DLSS5 thread in the place that cannot be named, so maybe it might? Did you try with the UncleBurrito resource or another way? Update: Can't even get BepinEx working on Arch 😓 Anyone have any tips?

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Absolutely. This is not possible to say, the variables to consider are endless,

It's not about being enough for VAM, it's about the expected performance and use. I think you're fine with desktop mode VAM on those specs, just make sure you are getting good ventilation on the laptop to avoid throttling and damage.

I see. I need to test stuff as the last time I used VUML was quite a long time ago. I'll post sometime today with my results.

ActionGrouper is a very old plugin and may be unstable. Can you explain in more detail what you want to do with "distance measurement"?

Classic deception

This is an aspect I think it's never done to death because it's so difficult to make it good and varied/natural. A wrong or overdone expression can kill immersion in an heartbeat. The best result is when you carefully match the expected expression to what is happening at the moment, but damn...

Probably a new VAM folder is the better choice. Move in the VARs you want from the old one to the new and any locally made files like presets, etc. There's also some plugins that can offload your VARs and load only what you need at the moment. Regardless of what you decide to do, do make sure...

I would say that unfortunately it is extremely common to see looks shared as a scene, often only as a scene, so much that many newcomers expect to see them in the Scene Browser like the OP asks. Sharing as a scene may be shit to experienced users but to newcomers and others it's the easiest way...

The Steam Machine and similar specced PCs are low end options when using VAM or other demanding software. On RAM alone, 16 GB with VAM often leads to crashes, you want 32 GB RAM to be comfortable. Fine for games, limited for VAM.

Contrary to popular belief, online content does not exist forever, for reasons that murn said and many more. Make backups of your VAM and stuff that you don't want to lose forever.

Actually, this may not work as the part affected by the shadows will change colour and won't be passthrough anymore :(

A small UI thing to correct: Option boxes are at the bottom and will be cut off from view. Perhaps reposition this kind of items or add something else after them like some text and spacing.

Make the floor the same color as your passthrough color.

If anyone is on Arch or based on it like CachyOS, uses wivrn and updated recently, you might have an issue with wivrn-server not starting because it can't find libavcodec.so.62. To resolve this, do a rebuild of the packaged wivrn-server from AUR and it will see the updated libavcodec.

First keep the same scale, unless the differences between bodies are very noticeable and changing the scale would avoid using many new morphs to get the same result. Then if not enough, maybe this plugin might help reduce some manual work: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/bodynet-resources.40617/