In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to modify the UniVRM plugin and write a script to make your character turn their head to look at nearby objects

In this video, you'll learn everything you need to know about making damage pop-ups in Unity. This tutorial is for absolute beginners and advanced users alike!

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create health and damage system in Unity and VRoid Studio

In this very short tutorial, you'll learn how to blend two facial expressions on our VRoid character through the use of Blend Trees in Unity!

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This project is a ready-to-use Standard 3D template with UniVRM plugin already installed.

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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to change eye and clothes texture of your VRoid character with a simple script. This tutorial can also be used to change hair texture and skin texture.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use UniVRM plugin to make your characters automatically look at objects around them.

This two methods allow you to make your character blink on regular intervals. We're going to do it via scripts and via animator. Choose whichever you like!

Shaders in games are awesome! In this tutorial, I'll introduce you to the beautiful world of Shader Graph in Unity, even if you have no prior experience in it.

This project contains basic Unity VRoid template for 3D and URP. It already is preinstalled with UniVRM and URP Shader, Just download it and open it in Unity!

Load your phoneme files and generate the lipsync animation from your recorded audio files. No video or webcam needed!

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to change facial expressions on our VRoid character through the use of Blendshapes and animations in Unity

Load your VRoid model and use the sliders to create your own custom facial expressions without using Unity! You can then export the current preset as animations that can be used in your game later!