Caution
This package is no longer maintained and thus archived. A lot of the features are superseded by other tools and I don't have the time to add new things. Thank you all who used Nara's Unity Tools! ❤️
If you're looking for something similar, check out these alternatives:
- PhysBones deprecated the use of the rotation constraint hack. The performance of constraints also does not scale well.
- Animator Tools can be replaced by Dreadrith's Controller Editor
- Hierarchy Improvements can be replaced by Drearith's Selection Helper
Place for some of the tools I wrote for Unity. Specifically for the creation of avatars for VRChat.
Installation of Nara's Unity Tools is done via the Unity Package Manager.
- In Unity on the top toolbar, go to
Edit > Project Settings > Package Manager
. - Add a new Scoped Registry (or edit the existing OpenUPM entry)
Name package.openupm.com
URL https://package.openupm.com
Scope(s) com.naraenda.nut
- Click Save (or Apply)
- Open
Window > Package Manager
- Next to the
+
icon, selectMy Registries
- Select
Nara's Unity Tools
and click install on the bottom right.
Make sure Git is installed!
- In Unity on the top toolbar, go to
Window > Package Manager
. - Click the
+
icon and selectAdd package from Git URL
. - Enter the Git URL of this repository
https://github.com/Naraenda/NarasUnityTools.git
.
Gives a small icon in the hierarchy on game objects that contain dynamic bones (white/gray) or dynamic bone colliders (blue).
Also adds a few other context menu items. Mainly oriented around selecting and setting up dynamic bones. You can right-click in the hierarchy to quickly select and filter down to dynamic bone components, so you can easily edit multiple items. Right-clicking a dynamic bone component also allows you to quickly set its root transform to the component's game object.
Tool that allows the editing of multiple transitions.
This includes conditions and transition timings. Find the window in Window > Nara > Animator Tools
.
Instead of having 50 dynamic bone transformations hogging up the whole main thread it's better to have just a single chain of dynamic bones and have all other bones be move similarly to the single chain. This can be done via rotation constraints which are significantly cheaper to compute, and they also can be computed on other threads!
The tool is pretty simple to use.
Open the window in Window > Nara > DChain Rotation Proxy
.
Select the objects you want to constrain and click the From selection
button.
If you already have a chain of bones you want to bind these objects to, then use that as the Constraint source root
.
Modify source constraint
will modify (and if needed add) children of the root.
In most cases you can leave the Constraint source root
empty and just click the magical Setup constraints
button.
You can have your PhysBones on your avatar even more optimized in 30 seconds!
For small questions you can tag me (Nara#0001) in the official VRChat Discord or join my Discord.