What I do…

Focus exclusively on Social VR content from within VRChat and Resonite. I personally textured my own avatars (some exceptions) and I have created my own worlds within VRChat. Not all avatars and worlds you see in my images are mine though. Most are just random pictures of me chilling with friends.

Avatar bases shown are the Jerry Avali by Rai Kitamatsu and the Foxigen by Faxipaws. Divine-themed textures by me.

Other hobbies?

I record and edit my own videos from within VRChat and Resonite. I also play around with cinematography.

Avatar shown is the Lykana by by Vivi. Divine-inspired texture by me. I do not recognize the little avatar. That was a friend that photobombed the shot. Pretty funny though.

  • No. This is all a hobby. Hell, my content is not even monetized and I don’t do product placements or paid endorsements. If you see any ads on my YouTube channel, that’s just YouTube. I don’t get paid for that so go ahead and use ad-block if you have it.

  • The Avali ^w^

    I do have others like the Hyenid, Avigen, Nanami, Foxigen, and Zeedah, but my preference is the Avali. I just love the lore and the design more. Also, they are more expressive. Especially the Jerry Avali.

  • Shut up!

  • OBS Studio for recording.

    Krita for image editing.

    Blender for texturing avatars, modeling world assets, and video editing.

  • I now use the Valve Index running on Fedora Linux KDE Plasma 6 via Envision (which runs OpenXR and Monado). I got rid of my Pimax Crystal out of frustration and I no longer use Windows.

    6-point Tracking is done with Vive 3.0 Trackers along with Index Controllers.

  • As a lifelong Windows user since Windows 95, I have adopted Linux because I want to have full control over and have a far greater sense of personal ownership of my hardware.

    I have two PCs running on Linux. My main PC that runs on Fedora Linux KDE Plasma 6 as a daily driver and a second PC as a personal workstation running on Arch.

    I do intend to one day learn how to do self-hosting of any content that I wish to share in the future. So do look forward to that.