[Free] Gesture Manager 3.9 (Av3 Emulator & Osc)

A tool that will help you preview and edit your avatar animation directly in Unity.

Available for both VRChat SDK 2.0 and SDK 3.0, in Unity 2019 or 2022.

Gesture Manager 3.9

Please, import this tool through the VRChat Creator Companion!

Import using the VCC app!

1) Open the VRChat Creator Companion app and select the project you want to add the package to.

(If you have none, you may be interested on creating or adding a new project first)

2) On the right side you can select the packages you want to add to your project, be sure that you are not filtering out "Curated" packages!

3) Look for "Gesture Manager" and click the Add button!

You have correctly imported the package into your project!

Once the VCC app have finished doing the rest you're free to open the project and the tool will be there waiting for you~ ♥

Import using the UnityPackage!

You can download the latest UnityPackage from the buttons on the right!

You're good to go!

Once imported in Unity, click on:

Tools -> Gesture Manager Emulator

Whenever you want to test your avatar hit PlayMode and select the GestureManager from the Hierarchy!

If there are no errors the GestureManager will take control of your Avatar and you can start testing~ ♥

You can test Left and Right hand gesture with the buttons on top, and you can test 3.0 Expressions from the RadialMenu bellow.

The Radial Menu

Probably the most interesting part, the Radial Menu contains the Expression of your avatar as well as other toggle and buttons to test:

- Locomotion

- Viseme

- Poses

- Tracking Types

- States

Be sure to explore it~ ♥

Tools

There are other features that can help you creating and testing your avatar easier.

Those feature are under the "Tools" tab.

Tools: Scene Camera

This tool will match the GameView camera with the SceneView camera.

Useful to move the camera around and test PhysBones and Contacts~

Tools: Clickable Contacts

This tool will trigger contact if clicked over with the mouse, similar to how PhysBones works.

You can also define a tag to filter the affected contacts!