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- Tutorials on basic VRChat gameplay/controls:
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_9vjBF7PyfmG26KDcedXNQ/videos
- Optimization:
- You can adjust avatar safety settings to hide some features or even entire avatars if they're below a certain optimization threshold.
- The same can be done for dynamic bone limits.
- Both of these will have a noticeable visual impact, but can help significantly depending on how well optimized nearby avatars are.
- Launch VRChat in non-VR mode while holding Shift to open up an options menu.
- This will allow you to set Screen Resolution and Graphics Quality.
- Turning down Screen Resolution will lower the resolution of the desktop mirror window and the outlines of selected objects.
- Turning down Graphics Quality will lower Anti-Aliasing (and some other stuff I can't remember)
- To set the screen resolution lower than the settings menu allows, you can add launch parameters in Steam.
- Right click VRChat in your game list.
- Go to Properties.
- Click Set Launch Options.
- Add "-screen-width 360 -screen-height 240" or whatever your desired resolution is.
- If you're using an Oculus headset, you can run the Oculus Store version for less overhead.
- You can also change the Oculus dashboard compatibility to "Run as Administrator", which prevents its UI from taking up even more of your precious CPU time.
- Overclock your CPU if possible, VRChat doesn't currently utilize multithreading well, so raw single core performance helps the most with framerate.
- You can run VRChat directly from the exe in the install without Steam running if you're desperate for every frame you can get.
- TTS + VC Guide:
- https://pastebin.com/G6kQV2GF
- https://archive.md/Fnu1e/824b93dabf512390b8405b2c1e6f94b66ba146fa.png
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