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Having components that people need to put in the middle to access some APIs on these types as suggested in https://vrc-beta-docs.netlify.app/worlds/components/textmeshpro/#udon-wrappers is pretty unintuitive. It'd be better if they could just have their classes exposed directly. TMP_Dropdown would need some handling for setting options in the list which could be done with extension methods ex:

Please don't tie the date format to the user's selected language. Ideally, there should have a setting for being able to choose which way we'd like the date to be presented. Forcing everyone who uses the English UI to use month/day/year when there are other options available locked to different languages is pretty frustrating. Thanks!

PlayerApi.GetTrackingData(VRCPlayerApi.TrackingDataType.Head) called during OnPostLateUpdate() returns not anymore the actual head rotation/position. It seems that there is at least 1 frame of delay.

When opening the avatar menu, and attempting to favorite or unfavorite an avatar is supposed to show the current amount of avatars out of three hundred. For example: Favorite 241/300. However, there is a bug that is improperly showing the text "<color=#FFEB04>300</color>"

Issue: The newly added "Maximum Estimated Memory Usage" is a really nice setting to have, but it's really annoying to change the value, as it only goes in 5mb increments. This makes it really hard and annoying to change it to something lower like 150mb. Suggestion: Allow us to directly enter a number. This could be done by opening a key pad when clicking on the number directly. Attachments: Here is a video showcasing the issue: https://files.catbox.moe/9gnyej.mp4

I strongly believe that users above the age of 18 (those unaffected by the default filters) should be able to bypass their gating preferences when invited to a gated world rather than being unable to join entirely if they're absolutely sure of the consequences. This feature isn't currently implemented as of writing this post, but the blog post explaining it states that you will be unable to join worlds people invite you to if it's been hidden by your content filters. There will most certainly be situations where people will feel safe trusting a friend enough to know the world is safe and join them regardless of it being hidden by their preferences. According to the way the feature is described in the blog post, the only solution to this would be to temporarily disable your filters entirely instead of just allowing for a one-time exception. This is not only very annoying, but could potentially open people up to seeing more unrelated things they don't want to see while the filter is off momentarily. (avatars, other worlds if they forget to turn it back on, etc.) And just for fun, here's how I picture this working: Being sent an invite to a gated world could look like "X would like you to join them in a world that is hidden by your content gating preferences" and the user would only be given the option to dismiss the notification. Hidden/buried under the 3-dot menu could be an option labelled "Join anyway". Clicking on this would ask if you're absolutely sure and comfortable joining the world, and agreeing would then load you into the world as normal.

Was removing a few favourites from my favourites. All of a sudden all categories only contain a small group of avatars from one of my lists. Closing the menu and opening it again solves the problem. Video: https://youtu.be/JaQvymmfWfM

Now that creators can control player scales officially, it would be a wise idea to allow the player collider also. World creators already have to opt-in to enable player scaling, allowing player colliders to scale with avatars/viewpoints will give a greater degree of creativity for creators. An example would be -"there's a vent short people can crawl into, but if you crouch, you can also fit." This prevents having to make wonky collider tricks to allow player exploration "Tall players have speed that scales with their player capsule" Etc Just adjusting the collider opens the door to new creative social environments or games For those who want to keep legacy colliders, make it an opt-in when enabling the new player Colliders and allow for the community to decide what they want

This applies specifically to worlds where areas are manually culled by enabling and disabling those parts of the map. For simplicities sake I'll refer to each part of the map that is enabled/disabled like that as a "zone". I'm seeing an issue where when the instance master enters a zone, physics will go absolutely crazy for anyone already in that zone (except the master) for a few seconds. The amount of time those users lock up while everything goes crazy depends on the amount of objects. It seems to work out roughly half a second per 30 objects or so. The objects move like the world just exploded also drops those players FPS to 0 during that period. After a few seconds, the issue will suddenly resolve itself and all items will teleport themselves to their correct location. This issue doesn't occur if the instance master is the first person in the area. The issue also doesn't repeat, so as long as the host has been into that zone before that session, the problem won't occur again.

Now that we've a clock in-app, exposing parameters for the clock to use for avatars would be a neat addition and could possibly allow for cool time-related things people could do on their avatars.