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There's a dependency application in the Hub if you don't want to search the scene's JSON. I'd bet it's a morph in the female, check the red ones. Hub-hosted tag as @SlimerJSpud mentioned is advantageous for you as people can see your resource on the default Hub Browser view.

@Acid Bubbles hid tons of features for us to find them ;) Instead of making a customised version of Timeline, you should share the idea with the creator.

License and Hub-hosting are different things. If you upload a VAR to the Hub and all its dependencies are available in the Hub, then you get the "hub-hosted" tag, It won't matter the dependencies licenses, only if they're available to download from the Hub. If your resource is uploaded to the...

Ideally Molmark should change the license to a CC one as he gave permission by text to use them, that woould make things more clear for everyone. You can check the box.

They're called multipliers

I use folders inside AddonPackages so that I can keep it more organised and remove stuff I don't want to keep. It won't affect anything inside VaM, but you need to keep an eye to not have duplicates. Essentially it's like this, the less you have the closer it will be to the performance of a...

To be on the safe side, download the vam_updater.exe file, place it in a new folder like C:\VaM, and run it. If you still have the issue right at the start you'll want to try using a VPN to download it.

Where's your VaM folder? Needs to have write access permissions.

Mind that VARs came several years after the first releases of VaM and without the VAR name that field could have been enough to read the local paths without much problem. Anyway, expanding that area would bring its own issues, there's always a catch. The person textures paths were something that...

You can get a lower tier for using Hub scenes, although the Creator key has the complete feature set: https://hub.virtamate.com/wiki/getting_started/

What to do you want to accomplish?

If you read the guides you shoulld see a VAR is a zip file and like all you can extract its files. Extracting the files of a VAR to VaM does create several problems, you should be aware of that.

A preset is text information only. A VAR with a look usually has non-text files, texture images for example, and those you'll still need. What the preset does is store in itself whatever is text based, like the values of morphs, hairs, etc, and for non text information it will store the paths to...

No. But you can have it start on a default scene instead, and in the scene you can do what you want.

To me most of the fun in VaM is making stuff for VaM, and almost always will change something in a scene. If I want static quick fun where I can't change anything I use VR porn, VaM IS for messing around :) Careful now @hazmhox, you quit Discord because you were getting sucked into it too much...

the tiny plugin path? You don't really need to read that.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6710474/

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I prefer performance and ease over very flexible lighting options. Lighting is difficult enough to do well, and I prefer to use that time for something else in the scene.

A lot of this information is on the site. Look in guides and Forum policies.