VRCOSC

VRCOSC

A modular node-programming language, program creator, animation system, toolkit, router, and debugger made for VRChat

About

VRCOSC acts as a wrapper around VRChat’s OSC system to make creating OSC programs easier through modules and node-programming, provide interfaces for other APIs and frameworks that might be useful to an OSC project, and act as a centralised source for useful OSC programs so that a user will only need to download a single application. Our framework supports developing your own modules to save you the trouble of having to set up everything yourself, as well as allowing other people to seamlessly use your module on their PC. See how to create a module here.

Featuring:

• Custom node-programming language
• ChatBox animation system
• Per-avatar profiles
• Built-in router
• Automatic updates
• Common API interfaces
• Drag-and-drop Unity prefabs
• Debug tools

Pulse

VRCOSC contains a custom node-programming language called Pulse, built to allow users to make custom behaviour without making a module. It allows for connecting APIs to VRChat, the speech engine to parameters, doing complex maths, and more! You can check out Pulse here!

ChatBox

VRCOSC’s ChatBox animation system allows you to display what you want, when you want, how you want. Check out the ChatBox-Config forum channel of our Discord server to see some of the configs people have created or you can make your own by following the docs! The ChatBox uses a community-created list to block the ChatBox from being used in certain worlds. You can turn this off in the app settings, but we recommend you keep it on out of respect.

Getting Started

• Download and run VRCOSCSetup.exe from the latest releases
• Enable the modules you’d like to use
• Press the run button!

Check the FAQ if you have any issues with installing, using the app, or using any of the prefabs. Join the Discord server if you need any other help.

Optionally, you can download any first-party prefabs you want and add them to your avatar from here.

Official Modules

If you have a module idea join the Discord server and tell us or create it yourself!

All modules support sending generic parameters that are standardised so that public avatars can utilise these features. Most modules have ChatBox support, providing generic variables for you to use.

You can find the Official Modules source code here.

Module Name	Description
Media	Allows for media (Spotify, YouTube, etc) display in the ChatBox and control over the media sessions
Twitch	Connects Twitch events to Pulse, and allows Pulse to control your Twitch
Pulsoid	Connects to Pulsoid to get your heartrate - Supported Devices
HypeRate	Connects to HypeRate to get your heartrate - Supported Devices
ParameterSync	Allows for saving and syncing parameters between avatars
Speech To Text	Listens to your speech and displays the result in the ChatBox
Voice Commands	Control avatar parameters with your voice
DateTime	Converts the date and time to useful avatar parameters
Counter	Counts how many times a parameter on your avatar has changed to be displayed in the ChatBox
PiShock	Control groups of PiShock shockers from your avatar or your voice
Maths	Define complex equations to drive avatar parameters
Keybinds	Trigger keybinds using avatar parameters
Client Events	Listens for events from VRChat and triggers parameters on your avatar
Hardware Stats	Gathers hardware stats to send to your avatar and ChatBox
SteamVR Stats	Gets statistics from your SteamVR session
SteamVR Haptic Control	Control SteamVR haptics on your devices
Index Gesture Extensions	Allows for custom gestures to be sent to VRChat from your Index controllers
AFK Detection	Detects when you’re AFK in VRChat or SteamVR
Process Manager	Open and close apps on your PC using avatar parameters
Stopwatch	A simple stopwatch
Weather	Gets weather from a postcode/zipcode/city

License

This program is licensed under the GNU General Public License V3. Please see the license file for more information.

Other libraries included in this project may contain different licenses. See the license files in their repos for more information.