@@MauseDays honestly I do hate the chat box abuse people are doing it obscures others text boxes also blocks allot of other stuff so it's plainly just annoying and cringe
i literally only use my freakish amount of smart phones as FBT trackers just to T-bag some people if theyre being annoying. i just duct tape the phones to my legs, taking them off later hurts BAD
Great video to show what exists and could be used more or less easily to make cool stuff. Really liked the ending where you give some general directions for people wanting to try this out, doing is the best way of learning.
Honestly, a very vocal wish I have is streamvr intergration, sadly only being able to use fullbody in VRchat through OSC is a big bummer, especially for an alternative computer user.
My real intro to OSC was vrcft. And ow I am very interested in whats next! I actually wasnt aware of the other apps that easily run with it! I need to get in on it haha! Thanks so much for your video! I know more now!
Ooh, I hadn't considered some of these integrations. Say, I have lights connected to my computer; I could make a "poke my chest while AFK to give an out-of-headset alert", for fun. I'd just need to hook into the existing contacts/OSC data for Haptic Pancake… And 🧡 for the Linux consideration - VRCOSC is at least .NET, maybe there will be a port in the future.
i would love to see a tutorial on how you made your haptic osc as i have slimevr trackers which also got build in haptics that currently dont work other then when i turn my trackers on
SlimeVR can run on the headset. It's a bit of a pain to do Wi-Fi assignment for the first time on the headset itself, but technically possible and okay from there!
Sending OSC Data to quest shouldn’t be too hard. I managed to run a custom script that sent OSC Data from my pc to quest with ease, no errors (other than my shitty python skills). If you have the skills to write custom OSC programs, it works really well for both standalone and PCVR.
Ok guys, I had the absolute best idea of all time: Displaying your blood alcohol level on your avatar. Heartrate? Who cares. I want to see whos as fucked up as I am. LMFAO I'm not even sure myself if this is sarcasm at this point, cuz I find the idea actually hilarious. I quickly googled devices and there seems to be some wearable device for continuous measurement, but it's way to expensive for a funny gimmick :( I'd do it if it was just 20 bucks, but 350 is not worth it for me. Maybe one day when they get cheap.
Here to correct you again my friend the most powerful feature is actually the amount of bones in the tail of the average furry istg my nasa super computer starts to slow down when a furry enters the server
Hopefully you mention that Resonite now also has OSC support. Or are you making this for us since some of us have no idea what OSC is, or ever messed with it.
"also, this program doesn't work on Linux" So an excuse to make that example project I made actually useful? Half joking there, but I really hope the devs work on Linux support at some point! Now excuse me while I figure out my own code again ;D
Super useful for me. I do npc stuff for RP ALOT. Basicly the dm has their own channel that all the npc players gather in so they can be directed for the sesh. The most annoying thing is haveing to pop into the actual discord window to turn my mic on to ask a question. this would be super useful so i wouldnt break immersion
The vast majority of players are on Windows. However, I feel the pain of players trying to make Linux work. If Valve ends up making a standalone headset, Linux support might be very necessary…
VRCOSC dev here. I don't plan on adding Linux support because the majority of official modules and file storage is designed around Windows integration. Given that VRChat is a Windows game (for non-mobile platforms), it makes the most sense to only support Windows. If the app were a console app that just ran certain pieces of code I would agree that Linux support would make sense, but since it's a desktop app it makes it a lot harder to do something cross-platform that also doesn't make it harder to maintain or take up a ton of resources for the people that don't have good computers. Also, with V2 allowing users to install custom modules from GitHub, I'm sure module devs don't want to have to write 2 versions of their module depending on if the app is on Windows or Linux, and having to deal with the debugging that goes along with that by having a Linux environment.
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"Even those annoying now playing boxes“
Oh no not those
Just don't have them running 24/7!
dont see what your problem with them is. All I see is people starting fights for no reason.
@@TahvoStudio Or better yet on the otherside. dont walk up to someone and start a fightt over nothing. stay in your lane and piss off
@@MauseDays honestly I do hate the chat box abuse people are doing it obscures others text boxes also blocks allot of other stuff so it's plainly just annoying and cringe
@@MauseDays bros gettin heated
"DaddyVrCat"
Purrfect
Heck no
This is quite possibly the best formatted and well explained video on OSC in VRChat, thank you for your service.
this is too smart for me.
YOU GOT THIS!
funny you literally mentioned a project I am currently working on as a potential example, the heartrate tail-wag
PLEASE keep me posted on this
Thank you very much for mentioning DXOverlay
❤
Any time! Was nice to meet you at the vket meetup.
LMAO. People coming to my DJ event with a now playing box... :c
Lol, happens :D
Lmfao you starting fights with people for no reason lol so funny that your such a prick ahahahaah isnt it funny. To be such a prick ahahahah
That's too funny
Great Video and finally understanding more and Holy moly.. you are on my world edit at the start POG
Fluctoid on top!!
Big up fluctoid 🔥
i literally only use my freakish amount of smart phones as FBT trackers just to T-bag some people if theyre being annoying. i just duct tape the phones to my legs, taking them off later hurts BAD
wait so how do you do this,like what app
@@Soggyshark82 Yeah i want to know to
Such a fascinating piece of technology
Note that Resonite added this recently too, so you should be able to use the same tools in Resonite with similar programming.
Totally! OSC in Resonite seems to be a bit of a different beast, but it’s awesome there’s potential to re-use OSC apps
Everyone just commenting as soon as a video comes ouz
Okay so, title peaked my interest and now I got my answer in the first 20 seconds and will be on my merry way. ❤ :)
Great video to show what exists and could be used more or less easily to make cool stuff. Really liked the ending where you give some general directions for people wanting to try this out, doing is the best way of learning.
This is so informative, would love more indepth video on set up or even just helping beginners learn how it works ❤
Really interesting and informative video, as always! Crazy what some people can do with this stuff
Honestly i thought OSC stood for Open Source Content
I thought it stood for object show community
Same @@ThatChronomancer
I thought it was object shows 😔
I thought of openvr space calibrator
@@temtem_ss Me too...
THX for the inspiration
Honestly, a very vocal wish I have is streamvr intergration, sadly only being able to use fullbody in VRchat through OSC is a big bummer, especially for an alternative computer user.
this is super informative!! great video
DEFINITELY adding this to the Nerdy Computer Stuff I Want To Learn list.
I literally thought it stood for Object Show Community LOL-
Same
My real intro to OSC was vrcft. And ow I am very interested in whats next! I actually wasnt aware of the other apps that easily run with it! I need to get in on it haha! Thanks so much for your video! I know more now!
“Those annoying now playing boxes”
FR LMAOOO
boops the pupper
Ooh, I hadn't considered some of these integrations.
Say, I have lights connected to my computer; I could make a "poke my chest while AFK to give an out-of-headset alert", for fun. I'd just need to hook into the existing contacts/OSC data for Haptic Pancake…
And 🧡 for the Linux consideration - VRCOSC is at least .NET, maybe there will be a port in the future.
*CYA* _my number one rule in life_ but especially when posting YT videos and at work! 😂
i would love to see a tutorial on how you made your haptic osc as i have slimevr trackers which also got build in haptics that currently dont work other then when i turn my trackers on
Cool info. Am thinking of getting into VRC and this info is useful. Thanks. Keep up the awesome job.
Oscillator in vrchat goes crazyyy
You keep tempting me to get into VRChat...
Wait, you mean like, the Object Show Community?!?!?
I’ve got LED lights that use wifi to control them. Imagine pressing a button in your action menu and your lights IRL change color, hmm..
woah cool
thanks : D
Nice vid!
Love this videos
i thought it was OSC (object show community) VR.
Brainwaves mention 🎉
I had to replay the part at 5:00 several times to make sure I heard right. Since when does Quest have standalone fullbody?? That's incredible!
SlimeVR can run on the headset. It's a bit of a pain to do Wi-Fi assignment for the first time on the headset itself, but technically possible and okay from there!
Why do I see a diabolical use for this OSC data...?
OSC
open sound controls 🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫
object show community
✅✅✅✅
LOL-
Exactly 💅🗣️
Sending OSC Data to quest shouldn’t be too hard. I managed to run a custom script that sent OSC Data from my pc to quest with ease, no errors (other than my shitty python skills). If you have the skills to write custom OSC programs, it works really well for both standalone and PCVR.
i thought you were talking about a different osc
Ok guys, I had the absolute best idea of all time:
Displaying your blood alcohol level on your avatar.
Heartrate? Who cares. I want to see whos as fucked up as I am. LMFAO
I'm not even sure myself if this is sarcasm at this point, cuz I find the idea actually hilarious.
I quickly googled devices and there seems to be some wearable device for continuous measurement, but it's way to expensive for a funny gimmick :(
I'd do it if it was just 20 bucks, but 350 is not worth it for me.
Maybe one day when they get cheap.
Here to correct you again my friend the most powerful feature is actually the amount of bones in the tail of the average furry istg my nasa super computer starts to slow down when a furry enters the server
Hopefully you mention that Resonite now also has OSC support.
Or are you making this for us since some of us have no idea what OSC is, or ever messed with it.
This video was planned before my Resonite video, but yes - Resonite now has OSC support!
Notice me 😂. Also, speaking of osc, Slimevr is the best osc tracker hands down
Thank you so much! Gotta say it’s amazing that SlimeVR figured out standalone FBT with OSC.
@@TahvoStudiothat’s what I’m sayinnnn.
What are those google glasses called
Does it work on quest?
I have made a button on my avatar. Its supposed to send out a message to my ipad.
It sends it on pc but not on quest.
"also, this program doesn't work on Linux"
So an excuse to make that example project I made actually useful? Half joking there, but I really hope the devs work on Linux support at some point! Now excuse me while I figure out my own code again ;D
CRUX JUMPSCARE
Hell yeah
hmmmm yes, """haptics""" 👀👀👀👀
i have a question, i have a python script that i made that tracks your fullbody if i were able to could i send the data to osc and have fake fbt?
Yes
Your name is Tahvo, are you finnish like me? 😮
No, but nice for you to notice!
DXOverlay doesn't work for me for some reason, I have everything setup but does work
For me it was that i needed to use the "Reset Config" button in the Radial Menu under Options -> OSC. After that it showed up :)
chilloutvr now has lua coding
Will need to look into this, sounds cool. I definitely appreciate being able to just, code.
Hi
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Could you possibly list the programs used in description or a pinned comment
done
"This program also doesn't work on Linux" My reaction: oh :( wait vrc works on linux??
VRC works on Linux though Proton and VRCOSC might actually work via Wine.
Oh I see
Me hoping im not downloading a virus lol
i wish headsets came prebuilt with face tracking
will the king reply if im 1 minute early?!
Awoo
@@TahvoStudio YO I LOVE UR CONTENT!! MAN
Ngl, muting yourself on discord via vrchat buttons is both incredibly useless and extremely useful at the same time
Super useful for me. I do npc stuff for RP ALOT. Basicly the dm has their own channel that all the npc players gather in so they can be directed for the sesh. The most annoying thing is haveing to pop into the actual discord window to turn my mic on to ask a question. this would be super useful so i wouldnt break immersion
Does it work on quest 2?
1:06 explains it
7:47 "this program also doesn't work on linux"
bullshit, why mention it then?
jokes aside, sad to see developers forget linux exists
The vast majority of players are on Windows. However, I feel the pain of players trying to make Linux work. If Valve ends up making a standalone headset, Linux support might be very necessary…
VRCOSC dev here.
I don't plan on adding Linux support because the majority of official modules and file storage is designed around Windows integration. Given that VRChat is a Windows game (for non-mobile platforms), it makes the most sense to only support Windows. If the app were a console app that just ran certain pieces of code I would agree that Linux support would make sense, but since it's a desktop app it makes it a lot harder to do something cross-platform that also doesn't make it harder to maintain or take up a ton of resources for the people that don't have good computers. Also, with V2 allowing users to install custom modules from GitHub, I'm sure module devs don't want to have to write 2 versions of their module depending on if the app is on Windows or Linux, and having to deal with the debugging that goes along with that by having a Linux environment.
Hi