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I assure you they exist. Including some creators. But usually they would not advertise that, because they would be immediately spammed by too many horny men who can't behave themselves.

No, it doesn't. Because a mouse is a 2D device. But a hand would have collision and need 3D movement. (Sure, there are 3D mouses...but few people have them or are actually able to use them) If you want hands....get a used Quest2 from Ebay (or whatever) and play in VR. They aren't that expensive...

Check the sliders on the User Preferences => Navigation tab.

Precisely, as all video games.

Collision in VaM is way to imprecise, since the character shape is approximated by using sphere and capsule shapes. There is simple no smooth continuous surface. The physical shape is not the actual body shape you see...it looks like this: This will mismatch especially when using lots of...

VaM's UI does only allow it to be set to 3. However, via code it can be set to any value. Just make yourself a little plugin, its like 3 lines of code? Sure, 288Hz is better, if you can set PhysicsCAP high enough. But it probably won't prevent clipping geometry. I wasn't aware it was actually...

Note that Patreon policy does not allow adult content available for free, only for subscribers. That's why there aren't preview posts and pics on Patreon. Some creators of course just take the risk of being banned. I guess Patreon's reasoning is that a subscriber has a credit card or PayPal or...

Don't know the plugin, but I would suspect you need to put it actually on the UIButton atom. So, it might literally "press the button" you put it on. If you want mapping options, try Keybindings and it's "CustomCommands" plugin.

Ok, I will try to keep it short. VaM uses Unity engine, which like most engines uses a separation of physics updates from anything else. The main update, running Logic/Graphics, simply tries to run as fast as possible, it's measured in frames (or images) per second...also known as FPS. However...

With SuperShot you can easily take a shot that has larger resolution that your monitor. If 8K resolution is not enough, you have to realize that VaM is for realtime rendering in VR. Not for printing life-sized poster images at 300dpi. If you want that, you may want to consider to use Daz3D...

The DPI values is irrelevant. What counts is the resolution of the image when it was taken. If you take that image and print it on a small size of paper, it would have larger DPI. If you print it poster-sized, it would have low DPI. SuperShot can take images up to 8K. It's simply the limit of...

Regarding session plugins: Keybindings and PowerHandles (part of "Essentials") are pretty much must-haves for productivity when working in Desktop mode. Have had a look at LogicBricks? It's a collection of 34 plugins that can be used for scripting logic in your scene, you stick them together...

Keep in mind this issue. Some browsers "helpfully" rename VARs to ZIP in some situations...which can be quite confusing. https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/installing-var-packages-from-patreon.4010/

There may be some plugin stuff happening. Could be a Timeline plugin or some other kind of animation. Could also be something triggering a load of a pose preset (not yours, another one) on scene load. There are probably 20-30 different causes for this. You need to provide us with more...

Can confirm, you are not alone :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Lots of people post their specs here: https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/benchmark-result-discussion.13131/

Something with that MP3 file.... Maybe you got that file open in some audio player? It might have a file lock on it. If yes, close that audio player. Might also be because of the filename which is some asian language (chinese? japanese? korean?) Also the VAR name itself has brackets in it...

It's a bit tedious. The problem is that some/many packages are used as dependendies for other packages. I would recommend to deactivate packages first via the PackageManager window, not actually deleting them just yet. Then you see other packages highlighted in red that have missing...

You might even want to split your own stuff into multiple VARs. Like one VAR that contains the look and another that contains the demo scene. Because you may have various dependencies (e.g. plugins, environments, ...) just for the scene that are not needed if someone just wants your look for...

Increase your physics CAP setting to max. If that is not enough, or your FPS get's too low, you need to reduce physics rate. Rule of thumb: FPS multiplied by PhysicsCAP should be bigger than your PhysicsRate