英語の説明 [English]

Pilli is a jolly, magical jester plush. Upon close inspection, their body is made of only cloth and thread -- but some form of imp magic appears to be animating it. The floppy plush will stretch its ears and horns and tail and even pull on their button eyes to gross people out and make them laugh. Try a public version in-world! https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_ab8ed738-ed2e-4611-ad93-5dd4d0927712 Required for Unity File: Poiyomi Toon Shader https://github.com/poiyomi/PoiyomiToonShader/releases VRC SDK (please ensure you are using the newest available version) A level of comfort with Unity and uploading avatars is helpful. Avatar with all included features is medium performance rank. Included: Substance Painter 2020 file (for version 2020 and newer) Unitypackage for VRChat (CVR package coming soon) Blend file for editing (Blender 3.0 and above) Easy to edit photoshop files 3 included skins with materials to use in any 3D program Hand version and stubby mitt version included VRChat Avatar features: Change skin on the fly and your skin options stay even when you change avatars. Enable and disable nose, eyes, ears, neck frill, and hands through the hand menu. Change your nose shape with the dial to go from squishy to long. Nose squishes and squeaks when touched Sound enable/disable toggle Planned Updates: Subtle bell jingling when bells touched Glow in the dark/subtle audiolink on all skins Making legs work/feel better in full body! Known issues: Thighs may possibly twist or bend wrong in FBT when the legs are moved in different angles. Still troubleshooting when and why this happens and how to fix it. Please let me know about any of the known issues here that are not listed! Please do not share this model or unity package with anyone who does not own this avatar or is not an active patron/member. You may share exported textures created for the avatar with others. Please do not create public/cloneable derivatives of this avatar on on VRChat/etc. There is a public version already available for anyone to use and I would rather refer people to that.