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Hair I would presume? Hair has a high cost per pixel on screen. So, if most of the screen is filled with hair as you get closer, performance goes down. Try to go for a shorter hair and reduce sim quality in the hairs settings.

Yeah, try to find some particle tutorials for Unity 2018.

You can import particle effects from Unity Editor into VaM as "CUA" (CustomUnityAsset). You may need some little plugin on that CUA, if your particle effect does need any triggering via VaM's trigger system.

This shouldn't happen. Not with my plugins. @Thorozar As always, make sure to get packages from the proper source. Don't get packages from other sources that "convientenly" bundle them for you or whatever. Packages are too easily manipulated as there is no protection against injecting something...

Presets are just files, there is no real limit. However, note that presets are overriden, if the filename already exists.

Take your bathroom scene and remove any characters, animation or scene logic from it. Anything you don't want in the final scene. Then save it under a new name. Take your bedroom sceen and remove all parts of the enviroment. Every object in VaM is an "atom", so it can be removed. Note that many...

As @atani said, there is a LogicBrick named "EventAudioQueueEmpty". It gives you a trigger signal whenever the audio finished playing. So have that trigger the RandomSound brick. That way you don't have to caree about the length of audio files.

Not relevant to the stated problem, but I would strongly recommend to consider uploading to the Hub. Installing your scenes from within VaM (via "Hub-Browse" window) will make it significantly easier for your customers to install your content correctly with all needed dependencies. It would be...

Whatever plugin this is, the plugin creator needs to account for this: Leaving enough space at the bottom, so you can scroll down. For example by adding a "spacer" at the bottom or changing the order or UI elements so the drop down isn't the last one. Possibly using the other type of drop down...

Gave it a quick try....doing both seems to work? hipControl.SetLinkToAtom(personAtomName); hipControl.SetLinkToRigidbodyObject(chestControllerName); if (hipControl.linkToAtomSelectionPopup != null) { hipControl.linkToAtomSelectionPopup.currentValue = personAtomName...

The hipControl does exist just fine. However you try to access the UI, which doesn't exist until you opened it: _hipControl.linkToAtomSelectionPopup Possibly you would want to try calling one or more of those methods on FreeControllerV3 instead of going through the UI: SetLinkToAtom(string...

Which scene are we talking about here? (Hub-Link please) Where are you located, where is the button? (Screenshot please) Clicking a button in VaM Desktop-Mode works by shooting a ray from the camera position through the mouse cursor. VaM simply takes the first object it hits. Do you maybe have...

For the record, these are not compiler errors. There is something wrong with the various VARs that are listed in your error messages. This one should be pretty clear. VaM is confused by the (1) in the filename. You have that VAR somehow twice. There can only be one. Regarding that...

You question is way to vague and impossible to answer. This can be 1000 different things. What scene are you talking about? What's the (full!) error message you are getting? Which plugins are involved? What are the proper/old and new folder names? What's the full path for each?

Nope. PostMagic is just a UI frontend to hidden VaM features. The value range is simply just what VaM supports, can't change that.

For plugins you should always use the specific version or your scene might break. However, plugins are usally tiny, so it's not a problem to keep multiple versions of a plugin.

Possibly caused by whatever custom plugin you use there. The "FPS Cap" slider is not a VaM standard thing.

I don't think you can, only in VR.

Can confirm, using OBS for recording. Free version of DaVinci Resolve for cutting/editing video.

Make sure Color space is set to "Linear" in your Unity project settings. If textures then look bad in Unity editor, adjust the sRGB checkbox in the import settings for individual textures.