• dylanTheDeveloper@lemmy.world
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      Pretty nice topology though, could decimate it in Blender to get it under 1K and the UV map would be intact (unless the original artist doesn’t UV unwrap properly)

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    that screw has so much polygons it’s absurd yet the hole for the screw is pretty much octagonal 💀

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    I remember downloading a mod for San Andreas, as I wanted to try out a sick motorcycle.

    I remember spawning it in and my laptop nearly imploded as the number of polygons it had to render quadrupled.

    I was a sad kid.

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      Hi, I’m one of the people who stopped playing when EAC (Easy Anti-Cheat) was introduced. I and most of my friends stopped playing for 6+ months. It genuinely became unusable for some of us between the time that EAC blocked modding and the time that most of the features that mods added were finally implemented into the game natively. The development speed and communication also shifted drastically since that event and it genuinely feels like a different team. We know what’s going on behind the scenes now and get to actually have an input in upcoming features in a way that we didn’t get to even just a year ago.

      A lot of us have decided that these changes in development speed and communication are enough to warrant coming back. Those who disagree have left entirely for alternatives like ChilloutVR that explicitly allow modding. Things died down because the situation changed. The problems that were caused by the decision have for the most part been fixed. The people who still don’t trust VRChat work on ChilloutVR now.

      Also, VRChat has had a sizeable increase in its playerbase. People leaving the game was noticeable, but any lingering effects have been smoothed over. There are just a lot more people playing now.

      tldr: yes, things have changed a lot. no, the people who were angry didn’t “go back after a week” like some other comments suggest. a lot more people play this game now and the developers are more transparent with what they’re working on. the problems that were caused by banning mods have mostly been addressed.

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        There is no FOSS alternative with half the feature set unfortunately. Neos was headed in the right direction but got tripped up with crypto and a dispute between founders. I’ve been watching Overte recently but they have a long ways to go.

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      the only people participating in the boycott were people that used mods. nobody else knew about it or probably cared, then the talk about it died down.

      on the plus side though, modders for it got together and made some really cool stuff for the game ChilloutVR and even got involved in its development

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      Yeah, they committed to adding most of the things people were using the mods for in the first place. Last I checked, which was a while ago, most of what they committed to has already been added.