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The sanitization that is done in user profiles and world descriptions is also applied to Notes that can only be viewed privately. However, I think this sanitization is unnecessary because no one can see the Note except you. Because of this sanitization, URLs no longer work, emojis and arrows are removed without any sound, line breaks are lost, "mishit" becomes "mipoop", and all hell breaks loose. ユーザープロフィールやワールドの説明において行われているサニタイズが個人的にしか見られないNoteにも適用されています。 しかし自分以外の人はNoteを見ることが出来ないため、このサニタイズは不要だと思います。 このサニタイズのせいでURLは機能しなくなり、絵文字・矢印は削除され、改行も失われ、"mishit"は"mipoop"になります。

When using VRChat.com , clicking on notes for a user erases the current contents, sometimes replacing it with contents from a different user (previously edited). I'd like to be able to edit already existing User Notes. Expected action: I click on the notes field, and the current contents remain, allowing for editing. Current behavior: If I have not touched any other user notes, clicking on the User Notes field will erase contents. If I have entered notes for another user, those notes will be substituted for the existing notes.

VRChat Creation documentation has an outdated "Viseme Performance Tip!" at Creating Your First Avatar § Lip sync mode : > If you're an avatar creator, consider splitting your avatar into two skinned meshes - one for your body, and one for your head/face. The performance cost of blend shapes depends on how much of your 3D model they affect. Keeping blend shapes on a separate head mesh and having fewer blend shapes on your body mesh may improve your avatar's performance. This performance tip is only relevant for Unity 2019. VRChat has moved on to Unity 2022 a long time ago. As noted in March 2025 (over a year ago!) in support ticket #506120 (attached as a screenshot), the response relayed by VRChat Support from VRChat's performance team was: > Since Unity 2022, shape key performance impact scales more with the amount of vertices affected by a shape key, not the total amount of vertices on the mesh - shape keys are stored and calculated sparsely. There's no longer a clear benefit from splitting shapekey-affected meshes from non-shapekey-affected meshes. A pet peeve of mine is hearing from VRChat users and friends telling me they've split their avatar's face and body meshes for newly created Unity 2022 avatars because VRChat Creation documentation told them this outdated "performance tip" in the current year. I suggest removing this outdated "Viseme Performance Tip!". The extra skinned mesh renderer from split face/body meshes incurs additional draw calls and thus CPU overhead, reducing avatar performance instead of improving it in general.

VRChat Creation documentation says and shows the path to be 'VRChat SDK > Samples > Avatar Dynamics Robot Avatar.' In more recent SDK versions, there are two different sample avatars named: Avatar Dynamics Robot Avatar PC Avatar Dynamics Robot Avatar Android (None specifically for "mobile" or iOS, that could be a separate issue). The instructions and image in the documentation have become outdated. URL: https://creators.vrchat.com/avatars/creating-your-first-avatar/#try-vrchats-example-avatar Not really a bug because the intent is understood, but it's a small inconsistency.

https://hello.vrchat.com/ Top menu > creators > Patchnotes leads to https://docs.vrchat.com/docs/latest-release And it shows "Page Not Found". It had been redirected to the latest page, and it changed around November 2025. ( https://web.archive.org/web/20251027184245/https://docs.vrchat.com/docs/latest-release )

On the website, there's this annoying inventory ping and i can't get rid of it, this is probably due to the 3 new avatar accessories, the website seems to not be updated yet to handle the new avatar accessories

In the VRChat Documentation Hub, VRChat 2026.2.1 release should be moved from Latest Release to Release Notes in "Recent Releases" for historical reference. VRChat 2026.2.1 is no longer the latest release, so it seems unintended to be listed as the latest and should be moved to Recent Releases. https://docs.vrchat.com/docs/recent-releases

Open VRChat Website , Click your Profile and Move ur mouse icon over the shield and it says "Age Not Verified"

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Edit Avatar says: "Recommended resolution: 1920x1080px. Maximum file size: 1MB." As far as I know, only a maximum resolution of 2048x2048 may be enforced. Have an uploaded avatar on your account. Go to VRChat Home website to the avatar page. Click the pencil icon next to the avatar name for "Edit Avatar". Navigate to "Gallery". Upload a gallery photo > 1 MB in file size. Expected behavior: The photo exceeding max file size (> 1 MB) upload is rejected before the upload starts (valid file sizes should receive a HTTP 100 Continue), or the uploaded photo is rejected retroactively after upload for exceeding file size, or the maximum file size stated should be "10MB" instead of "1MB". Actual behavior: Uploading the photo exceeding the stated maximum file size (> 1 MB) succeeds. A video is attached. Please ignore the HTTP 403 Forbidden response for the uploaded gallery photos in the video, it's a separate issue that also affects gallery photos < 1 MB (for example, a 1080x860 photo of 487 KB) - tracked separately in support ticket #693577.