VRCX VS rvc

this has been an issue for easily a year now, something they keep ignoring you can use vrcx to look at worlds and instances, with actual counts https://github.com/vrcx-team/VRCX

VRCX

VRCX is a Windows application that acts as a companion for VRChat. It includes the ability to create even more favorite lists with unlimited memory (as its stored on your PC). It's important to note that VRCX is not a client modification and uses VRChat's public API within the bounds of the Terms of Service. The drawback is that it isn't integrated into VRChat's UI, so its a bit less intuitive (though it can be mitigated with the Wrist Overlay option).

Your not OP, the person I replied to, so that's like cool, if it's not your opinion, man. If VRChat is going to officially support VRCX, then awesome, maybe VRCX can update their GitHub.

You have only a few fallback avatars to pick from in game. However it is completely possible to use any fallback compatible public avatar as your own fallback but you need VRCX to do it (https://github.com/vrcx-team/VRCX/releases/latest). If you are unaware, VRCX is a neat little application to manage a lot of VRChat things like friends, groups, favorites and tracks stats like how long have you spent with any specific person in game.

you can use VRCX to get notified about friends coming online, or just set it to only notify of favourited friends you can get it here https://github.com/vrcx-team/VRCX

VRCX is a good tool.

vrcx is what i use … , it is like a vrc manager and allows you to manage friend/avatars and worlds easier.

As for the menu... Got one idea: screen readers and VRCX (or Braille screens). In theory, most actions can be done through VRCX (changing an avatar, joining an instance, creating an instance), but you don't have access to preferences. Then again, those are stored in Winows' registry IIRC, so changing them offline with text-based editors isn't hard.

Someone did run Linux in a pixel shader on VRChat.

https://blog.pimaker.at/texts/rvc1/

List of scenes that I am particularly fond of:

- Minecrat computer engineering: Culminated with this playable 3d simplified minecraft clone (CPU+GPU) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BP7DhHTU-I

- Shader computing scene: More of a subculture of an already marvelous subculture, people are finding weird ways to compute with shader

https://blog.pimaker.at/texts/rvc1/ Risc V emulator in a shader

There is a concept project you can find called rvc that might help you understand your goals

https://blog.pimaker.at/texts/rvc1/

No one seems to have taken up this line of research, most likely because it was too outside the norm, yet the results are amazing.

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/MIMD-Interpretation-on...

If PiMaker was able to produce a fully working Linux kernel, I think a webpage would be possible.