Regarding the magnifying glasses

As mentioned above, they are currently in the experimental phase. A small update has been made in which the toggles for the glasses have been moved and are now above the stop button (temporarily while I find a better location). They are only visible if the public password, R18, is entered.

(This is because naked NPCs are a danger in public instances, haha.) The toggle is global in case someone wants to make a presentation specifically using them. So it works like the poles. If you want to see when someone uses them, you need to enter the password. If you don't enter it, you won't see them.

-How do I get my avatar to work correctly with the glasses?

The glasses work thanks to a render queue issue. Some render queue values ​​need to be adjusted in the avatar textures so that the skin, eyes, hair, etc. don't disappear. Anything you don't want to disappear needs to be adjusted to the render queue value which should be less than 2010.

To make clothing disappear, the following is recommended:

- For blue glasses, the render queue value must be greater than 2500 (recommended for outerwear).

- For pink glasses, the render queue must be greater than 2010 (recommended for underwear).

If your avatar's hair uses transparency, here's StrayNeko's tip:

If your hair is using LilToon transparency, add outline to it so the shader will become Hidden\LilToonTransparentOutline, then change the render queue to 2000, and go to stencil and set outline to "never" (if you don't want outline at all).

Now, weirdly, you have hair that has the same render queue as your body, but is still transparent and can be seen through to show your face, with no issue at all.

Discussions about the final phase are still ongoing on Discord, so you can leave any comments or questions you may have there~

Enjoy the magnifying glasses!