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There's a way to just that. No need to kill anybody, really. First, you've got to open the "Package Manager" from VAM, click on the scene you wanna run and then use the "Open On Hub" button. It'll open VAM's Hub browser on the chosen resource. You could also directly open the "Hub browser"...

Keybindings, a must have for productivity Powerhandles, really convenient for creating scenes on Desktop though a little buggy sometimes Autosaver, could be annoying sometimes but is a lifesaver in case of crashes or silly mistake!

Just to add a clarification: looking at the version (V2, V4...) is not enough. The version is relative to the package the morph comes from. You should hover or click on the little box icon next to the version: it will tell you from which package the morph comes from. It's totally possible for...

For objects, there is nothing like "Pose" presets (which could include the root position). There is no trigger that will magically put back an object where you want it to be. If you want to change the position and/or rotation of something precisely, you'll need to animate it. Only other option...

The tricky part is: "You'll also need to reset all things that have been triggered to their default state." If you take a look at my reset buttons, you'll see that there can be a lot of stuff to reset! But I have to admit that I'm quite trigger-happy ( :p ), some scenes could be much simpler.

Yes, there are plenty of ways. It depends on the scene. You'll always need to edit the scene to achieve that (so it requires a Creator key). If a scene is based on a Scene Animation, you could put it back to the beginning. If it relies on Timeline, you'll need to restart the 1st animation...

If you already have a character at x=0, y=0 and z=0 when adding a new character... just disable the collision on the existing character before adding the new one! Then move the new one and you can re-enable the collision :) Or if you use Keybinding plugin: there is a "clone" shortcut that will...

I was thinking that most of the issues listed here are due to the fact that Paid content has to be hosted externally, and that implies that there is no info on the Hub about the dependencies unless the creator manually describes them. I totally understand why MeshedVR wouldn't go with the...

If a resource has been packaged with the requirement of the "exact" script (instead of latest), I believe it will appear as a missing dependency from the Hub if it has been updated. Timeline is probably the most updated resource from the whole Hub, so... :) But Timeline has been updated with...

Hand grasp morph can be conflicting with another default morph, "Finger grasp" (or something like that). One can be locked by the other. Make sure you're using only one of them.

Look at this thread: you don't care about the part that explains how to link morph animations to a UI Slider, but it includes the full explanation on how to add any morph to be animated in Timeline. And there are many default morphs for the tongue, so the answer is yes.

I was about missing credits and the following behavior after having been asked to explicitly add them:

Well, if you want to spend your money on something, get the Creator key first. That will bring you all features and flexibility of VAM. You've got so much for free here on the Hub. Explore, find what you like! Just go in each category and look for the featured resources on top: those are...

I'd like to add that VAM is also working and very interesting to use in non-VR mode (desktop mode). A good gaming laptop will be more than enough to run it. And you don't have to bother travelling with the VR headset and controllers! My advice would be: try it this way first. You could enjoy...

Who would have thought that the end of humanity would have come from VAM? :eek:

Hi! Not sure to understand exactly what you try to implement, but there are a few existing resources that seems to head towards the same direction. Speech recognition: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/speechrecognition.6865/ https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/voicecontrol.8269/ Lip-sync ...

Thanks for bringing that to the Hub! I'll try it as soon as I can. Could be great to create a scene with multiple creators at the same time! For stuff that can be done separately, of course. Like creating an environment, where each creator could take care of a section.

Agreed, I was thinking of the same thing reading this thread! The only (very small) downside would be that some creators may think "people could ignore this anyway" instead of trying to fix some bad packaging...

I pondered for a while before posting here, not wanting to put fuel on the fire of this slightly heated debate. I'll try to keep it constructive :) I haven't seen Mcorp looks, I don't know if the dependencies have been correctly made and I don't know the licence used for the deleted creations...