VTubers, short for “Virtual YouTubers,” are here to stay. Most newcomers are introduced to the field through popular streamers like ex-VShojo talent Ironmouse, who recently featured on bbno$’s 1-800.

This series started because I wanted to write about VRM 1.0 VRChat avatars... well, I've decided to call it a series on my own. The last post was about my first modification. At the end of that, I ...

In this article, I will introduce how to make hairpins using hair in VRoid Studio. Since VRoid hair has a relatively high degree of freedom, with a little ingenuity, you can create various things, ...

Hey everyone, Vishwas here! I’m thrilled to bring you my ultimate guide on crafting your very own VTuber model. Being a massive fan of VTubers like Kizuna AI, Ironmouse, and Nyatasha Nyanners, the ...

For years, VTubers, were part of a niche industry that only found small success in the Western world, contrary to Japan and other Asian countries where the concept originated from. But now that has ...

But here’s how both creators went through that workflow, and what they discovered along the way. Syafire created her virtual being using VRoid Studio —you can watch her tutorial above. If you have ...

VTubing has become popular in recent years. Gone are the days when you had to pay through the nose to get yourself a VTuber model. With the surge in popularity of VTubing, there are now multiple tools ...

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