Mostly, yes. I handle the creation of everything from 3D models to textures, animations, and scripts. Occasionally, I incorporate assets like shaders or pre-made mini-games tailored for VRChat to enhance the overall experience.

I do not sell anything that I do not own or have permission to.

My versioning system follows the format: ImportantUpdate.MinorUpdate.BugFix.

For example, a version might be denoted as 1.0.0, where:

• ImportantUpdate: Indicates significant changes or additions that may impact functionality or user experience.
• MinorUpdate: Represents smaller updates, enhancements, or additions that improve existing features, if there's is too much of "minor" update this will change into a major update.
• BugFix: Identifies releases focused primarily on addressing bugs or issues discovered in previous versions.

In terms of hierarchy, all my recent projects are organized within the "Daeniak57" folder or section. For instance:

• Shaders are stored in the path: Daeniak57/Shaders
• Worlds can be found at: Daeniak57/Worlds
• Avatars are located in: Daeniak57/Avatars

• Audacity: Audio editing
• Blender: 3D modeling/Animating
• DaVinci Resolve: Video editing
• Everything: Quick PC search tool
• GIMP & Paint.net: Image editing
• OBS Studio: Recording
• PureRef: Reference image gathering
• Substance Painter: Texture painting
• WeekToDo: Task management for staying motivated

Special thanks to:

• AmbientCG: Free-to-use PBR textures
• GDC Audio Bundles: Free sound effect packs
• Bakery GPU Lightmapper: Lightmapper for Unity

Yes, most of my creations, including 3D models and assets, work with Unity. This means they can be used in any Unity project. While I mainly make stuff for VRChat, everything, like 3D models and textures, can be used in other projects too.

While the majority of my content is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0, I do permit the use of my assets/tools for commercial purpose. However, I greatly appreciate being contacted first to know the usage and be credited.

There is an exception: if you're using a tool during development that doesn't involve distributing or integrating it into the final product, I'm less concerned about credit, although it's still appreciated.

If you have devlogs or a Discord for your game, please share—I'd be excited to follow your progress!

Most of the time, I struggle with a lack of motivation, but my friends and the people who use my content play a significant role in keeping me inspired on a daily basis. It's truly rewarding to see others enjoying what I've created and their support serves as a strong motivator for me to keep producing content.