Are you familiar with using Plugin Presets through the Plugin Presets tab? Basically they allow you to save and load any sort of combination of plugins and their settings into a preset. These are basically just that. You simply load the proper one for your figure and the rest is complete. The caveat is that the name of your figure is important because otherwise the links in the plugins break. For instance, take a look at the image below. In the Var package, you'll see a bunch of different presets. Some made for males (in purple) and some made for females (in Pink). The name that the figure MUST be named is in that thumbnail. In the pink one below, your figure MUST be named "Person". and if it's on a male, "Person#2" Any other names and the presets won't work correctly. The rest of the text in the thumbnail tells you who the figure will be paying attention to in the scene. So if you're using a single female based figure in VR and you want her to be paying attention to you, then the ones that say "Looks at you" are the ones you'd want. If you'd rather her be interacting with a second figure in the scene, then "Looks at OTHERS" is what you'd want to choose.Sorry could you add more detailed instructions on how to use this? Thanks
Not sure I understand the question, but basically, the "Looks at" part will tell you what the figure will gaze at. Either the VR Rig or Player window.....or the other figures in the scene. The first part "Person#2" refers to what the name of the figure MUST be in order for the entire thing to work due to some plugins. I'll be honest...I currently can't remember if it mattered if they were on Male or Female figures. lol. I made these a long while ago. It's possible there's some redundancy.
I was just asking if it mattered if they were on male or female figures. From what I can tell, there isn't any difference which is why I was confused
It's entirely possible. When I made them, I probably didn't realize that when I simplified them down, it no longer mattered.
I figured out the difference. The female presets use AshAuryn's morphs, which aren't available for males. So the difference only becomes evident if you try to use the female preset on a male
