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Yes, I get that and even if you create a separate fork with a separate dev team, label, formal company, etc how long do you think it would take for something as juicy as "Did you know the new program the school is using started as a poorrrnnn app? {gasp!!!}" to get out? On second thought, that...

I think you are underestimating just how stubborn and judgemental people in general are. I cannot imagine a bunch of parents finding out the platform their kids school is using for some of its education is also, and started as, a VR porn app. VAM would make the front page of every news source...

lol, dont look to me for any wisdom! I often warn people that following my advice or following me will probably end up with unexpected excitement, lots of rules being broken and the wrong things being done on purpose just to see why or add more challenge, a few adventures, and probably wont land...

That is a really good idea I had not considered! That would also significantly reduce the clutter and complexity in Timeline and the need for a second Timeline in some cases.

TLDR: Adding transitions adds a lot of complexity and scene development time; Acid Bubbles and Macgruber have made this a lot easier with their plugins this year (and Acid Bubbles recent adds to Timeline); because of this you might see more of what you are asking in the future (still a steep...

Nice look Just, I don't know either. Just a suggestion though, you could recreate the look pretty quickly with the exception of the tattoo. You can create a tattoo texture for that.

I agree, it is like biting into a chocolate chip cookie and discovering they are raisin oatmeal cookies when you pull down what looks like a cool scene and it is nothing like the pictures or video!!! I just like to clean and optimize everything I can. If I can identify that an object has...

Oh, that is cool! I have been using Visual Studio, not JSONViewer, which doesn't really give the same view. That view on the left and your explanation helps dramatically! Thanks! Yeah, I have a clean "gold copy" that I replace my test environment with each time I create a package now. I do the...

Yeah, I try to. The issue is once you add a few different items you inherit their dependencies as well. Some are clean, some are not. I am starting to get an idea as to which are and which aren't with the items I usually use.

[edited, I was wrong about the dependency example I gave, somehow all of the auto expressions, blinking, etc turned back on] Is there a tool or an easy way to map dependencies from packages being used? I learned the hard way in the last scene I developed so I have been kind of mapping things...

I do not have a bar stool at the moment. As RandomVAMUser said, half the fun is either making it in Blender and Unity or hunting for it and converting a premade asset. Here is an example...