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With exceptions few exceptions, most notably splineVR, most looks with boobs larger than a C cup require that I fix the morphs and physics for the breasts to look remotely natural. The divergences from a natural look might be easier, as natural breasts aren't entirely easy to create in VaM. But...

I have everything posed up right and am using the divining rod and clockwise silver BJ plugins, but the cocks will not go inside their mouths. It's almost like there's a barrier preventing it from happening. What do I need to do?

Forgive me if this questions is ridiculous, because I definitely don't know any better. The question is really to determine whether I should try to learn to know better lol I have created a scene in VaM to render to VR video and have had some good test runs with this. What I'm wondering about...

I am or have been a patron for a ton of creators on the hub and have a gigantic collection of looks. I've tended to have a preference to celeb look-a-likes, even for celebs I don't know. They tend to have a lot more realism in the face even if the likeness isn't perfect. That facial realism...

I am moving VaM from my OS drive to a data drive. Both are M.2 drives. The OS drive is drive C and the data drive is drive D. I have already copied over the entire VaM folder. Is there anything else I should do? I don't know how the VaM installation works, but I wonder if I will have to install...

Often when I'm attempting to load a preset or add something to a plug in, it opens a browser with limited options to which folders I can access. A recent example: I loaded the BVH player plugin to a person atom. When I clicked to load the BVH file, it took me to Saves\ Animation\. I have no...

I'm finally ready to start learning Timeline and am stuck at square one. When I try to load the plugin, I get this error: !> Compile of AcidBubbles.Timeline.218:/Custom/Scripts/AcidBubbles/Timeline/src/AtomPlugin.cs failed. Errors: !> [CS246]: The type or namespace name `IAtomPlugin' could not...

My VaM folder currently resides on my main drive, which is a M2 NVMe. It's getting to be pretty massive and I think I will need to relocate it to my internal hard drive (7200rpm). I have two questions: 1. Will I see a significant performance drop going from a M2 drive to a hard drive with a...