REV PC + Quest (Booster)

This is a good avatar. I've updated my review after days of work on it. It's still not perfect but it didn't deserve the rating I gave it out of frustration.

This avatar is beautiful as you can see from the photos. The PC version is almost flawless and I have no quarrels with it (maybe some mesh optimizations but it's fine tbh).

The quest avatar is where the issues start, there aren't many, but they were enough to make uploading a challenge. I have them in my initial review which I have included below. The creator mentioned the quest file has been updated but since I bought this item very early, I can't seem to download the latest version. If you know a lot about Unity and avatar uploading, I would recommend this avatar. If you are a beginner, this avatar may not be for you if you are wanting the quest version specifically.

The avatar creator reached out to me after my review attempting to clear some things up, I appreciate this very much and they clearly are passionate about their work. They mentioned turning off the "ghost" face and gestures through the VRC settings but this would also remove smilling, eye closing, etc, I just want a texture replacement or game object toggle that will remove these floating objects.

They creator mentioned that this avatar does not come with gogo or it would be mentioned, and I understand that; however with full FBT support there should be no mesh clipping issues even if GoGo is added, as gogo poses were created from real FBT movements.

This avatar does not come with GoGoLoco, upon adding the VRCFury prefab or manually setting it up, the weight painting on the clothes cuts into the body mesh. There are no toggles to turn off gestures such as the 'ghost' or other 2d objects on the face, the game object or material containing them is not evident and cannot be deleted easily. The Avatar 3.0 Emulator is missing scripts and does not function correctly with the Quest unity package. The VRCAvatar Descriptor does not contain a valid Avatar Controller and instead relies on the FX layer, this causes the Animator Layers to be hidden / uneditable until the Controller is restored.

The physbones on the Quest avatar are present in the editor and show on PC, but do not work at all on Quest. The physbone implementation for this avatar is either outdated or broken for quest, the hair, breasts, and rump do not adhere to physics.

All quest textures are not crunch compressed and cause the avatar to be too big to upload when initially importing into Unity, you must manually go through all Quest Textures and set Crunch compression to 50 and apply for the avatar to upload correctly on the Official SDK, I have not tried bloodborne.

Overall the modeling and assets are somewhat nice, but this avatar gets a solid 2/10. I would love to see improvement in the future, especially when selling it for $15. This should have been a free avatar and I couldn't complain.