Bob_IRL's Moth VRChat Avatar
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VRChat Ready Moth Model (Default)
Download contains unity package ready for VRChat upload, blender file, photoshop files, and substance painter files.
Includes beginner-friendly directions for setting up the avatar and altering textures. Video tutorial can be found here: https://youtu.be/wNydsRP2b98
The model comes with a full set of visemes as well as happy, sad, and angry facial expressions.
Compatible with full body tracking.
The unity package comes set up with physbones controlled antennae, wings, and tail with ground collider.
The model contains less than 21,000 polys and a single material slot in the default version, making it highly optimized.
The unity package is set up to use the Poiyomi shader version 7.3.050 (https://github.com/poiyomi/PoiyomiToonShader/releases/tag/V7.3.050). It is recommended but not required. V2.0 uses poiyomi v8.1.163 (https://github.com/poiyomi/PoiyomiToonShader/releases/tag/V8.1.163).
Note: the VRChat SDK is needed to upload the model to VRChat (https://docs.vrchat.com/docs/choosing-your-sdk).
Goth Moth Variant
The goth moth download contains all files from the default moth, as well as files for the goth styled variant of the avatar. File types include unity package ready for VRChat upload, blender file, photoshop files, and substance painter files.
Includes leather jacket, wristbands, and piercings, which are all included as a single object using a distinct set of textures.
Includes altered base blend shape for a sleepy look.
Includes altered default moth texture with an inverted cross and skull designs on the wings.
Still well optimized, at just under 33,000 polys and 2 material slots including the accessories.
Terms of Service
Modifications of textures or assets is allowed.
Redistribution of assets (resale, sharing, avatar ripping, etc.), including modified assets, is not allowed.
Commissioning textures or modifications is allowed, so long as all parties involved own the base model.
Creating public versions of the avatar is allowed.
If you really want you can remove the cube signature from the inside of the model, however leaving it on is greatly appreciated.
Public Avatars
If you want to try out the default moth before you buy, check it out here:
https://vrchat.com/home/avatar/avtr_a69bad4d-f29a-4e67-a645-bb8f427e86fb
https://vrchat.com/home/avatar/avtr_402008fc-5098-4862-b8ac-9fd49ead9d2a
Also check out my avatar world:
https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_f50ec636-8466-4a3d-b62f-eabd2bf8cd2d
Discord Server
If you have any issues with the model, want to contribute/find community assets, or just want to hang out, check out my discord server at: https://discord.com/invite/TAumQMZjBh
Additional Note
The attached videos and thumbnail renders are not indicative of in-engine appearance. Please refer to the unity and in-game screenshots for a look at the in-engine appearance when using the Poiyomi shader.
Changelog
Moth Unity File V1.1
- Added mothman skin/texture for Halloween
- Optimized texture import settings
- Updated setup instructions to reflect texture import settings change
Adjusting Gumroad Interface
- Changed location of the goth moth upgrade to its own product so it no longer effects the price of the moth preview.
Moth V2.0
- Improved textures and shaders (now uses poiyomi v8.1.163)
- Added orange moth reskin
- Added boots to goth moth
- Added animations to hide parts of goth moth outfit
- Added lamp prop
- Added more and improved facial expressions
- Remade visemes (mouth movements)
- Added wing wrap expression for wing hugs <3
- Added animation for a second set of arms that match main arm movement
- Added headpat and boop interactions
- Added sliders to adjust body proportions
- Updated dynamic bones to physbones
- Added audiolink
Note: you can apply the v2.0 textures to the v1. 0 moth but applying v1.0 textures to the v2.0 moth will cause the lamp , new eye types, blush, etc to be untextured.
Moth and Goth moth Unity File V2.1
- Fixed an issue where the boop/headpats particle shaders and textures were not included in the unity package (oops)
