Avatars

Avatars are the audio visual representations of a user in a world. You can control and view in first-person mode to see their perspective or zoom out with mouse wheel to view in 3rd person in Desktop mode.

Usernames and Accounts

Usernames can be set on your account and is stored on-chain in the Webaverse sidechain. There's no initial wallet setup needed, when you enter a Discord server that has the Webaverse bot you're automatically assigned an Ethereum address. The unique address helps keep track of who each person is and who owns what.

Learn more on how to setup your account here.

FAQ

Where Can I Find Avatars?

The largest public hub of VRM avatars can be found at hub.vroid.com, which can be used to find avatars for your use. Be sure to double check the conditions of use first.

More public resources for obtaining VRM avatars are coming soon to the Webaverse world and menu system.

How Can I Make An Avatars?

The easiest way to make your own custom VRM avatar is with VRoid Studio. Once you've created your avatar with VRoid Studio, you can import into Webaverse. Be sure to double check the optimization settings on the export page to get the best performance from your avatar!

How Do I Set My Avatar?

Currently the fastest way is to drag and drop a VRM file into the 3D app browser window, grab it with e, then activate with g.

You can also set your avatar by minting it as an NFT, and then setting it in your profile by either typing .avatar + the NFT ID of the item you want as your avatar or selecting it from the dropdown menu on the item's webpage. Visit https://webaverse.com/mint to mint.

For a full step-by-step guide to getting started in Webaverse, check out this guide.

Technically, what are Avatars?

Avatars are typically VRM-based avatar models, but you can wear any XRPackage to make it your avatar — it can be anything you want.