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Installation

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This guide will always be based on the latest version. Previous versions may have slightly different menu buttons and procedures.

Requirements​

  • VRChat SDK : 3.10.4 or higher (using the latest version is strongly recommended).
  • Modular Avatar / VRCFury : Modular Avatar or VRCFury

Package Installation​

  • Download and import PCS vX.X.X.unitypackage to your avatar project.
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If you already have PCS installed and about to update, you should uninstall and delete it before importing a newer package and re-install to ensure all files are up to date.

Setup PCS Installer​

  • Open the installer tool at the top bar : Dismay Custom > Penetration Contact System > PCS Installer
  • Watch the video and change the settings as you preferred.

Click Apply (Deprecated)​

Notice

This step is only required for versions lower than v1.11.0. For newer versions, you can just skip this step.

After clicking the apply button, PCS will be installed to your selected avatar. And done!

Note For Avatar Creator / Avatar Seller​

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If you’re exporting an avatar with PCS pre-installed, click Pre-Installed (Apply) first to finalize the PCS prefab and its assets. Otherwise, those assets may be lost or overwritten.

Optional Steps​

These are optional steps that you may skip.

Change PCS Menu Location​

Select Penetraion Contact System gameObject, and follow these step depends on the avatar tool that you choose.

  • For VRCFury, you can add menu prefix to place PCS menu inside it. For example, assign NSFW will make PCS menu appear as a sub-menu inside NSFW menu.
  • For Modular Avatar, you can click Select Menu button and select any menu you want PCS to be inside.

Position Adjustment​

You can move or rotate <PCS Target> XXX to achieve more precise positioning. These positions determine where PCS will be attached to when selected through the menu. The position guide marker will indicate which direction it should be facing.

Scale Adjustment​

You can adjust the size of PCS Contacts to make PCS larger or smaller as needed. In some cases, PCS may appear too small on certain avatars due to an unusual Armature scale.