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This guide will help you import your finished FBX and set up the HONEYLAB Head in Unity.

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS

✧ Eye Movement Settings

💡Tip: These settings help the eyes move naturally in VRChat.

Because the eyes are more realistic, they need a little extra resistance to keep them from moving too far.

To get to this section go to:

• Avatars Inspector > Select > Configure > Muscles & Settings

These settings also look great when paired with Blendshapes States

• vrc.Blink, vrc.LookUp, vrc.LookDown

✧ Eye Look Settings

💡 Tip: These settings were made to work perfectly with the Blendshape States shown below.

✧ Eye Depth Settings

💡 Tip: Parallax Heightmapping adds extra depth to the eyes, helping them look more realistic and less like contacts.

Two textures are included:

• Parallax Heightmapping - Height Map
• Parallax Heightmapping - Mask

Add each texture to its matching slot in the Parallax Heightmapping section, then use the settings shown below.

✧ Transparent Materials settings

💡 Tip: Below are a few examples of how I set up transparent materials.

• The first three images show how Blend Strength changes the eyelashes.
• The bottom right image shows my settings for transparent emotes/eyebrows.

✧ Blend Strength

💡 Tip: I recommend trying Transparent, TransClipping or Fade to see which one you like best!

• 1.0 for a soft look
• 1.5 for a balanced starter look
• 2.0 for a stronger look

✧  transparent brows/emotes for quest users

💡 Tip: I created transparent textures so quest users could have transparent brows and emotes too.

Textures are located here:

• HONEYLAB Head > Textures > 4.Extras > 11. Transparent Textures For Quest Users

Below are the setting I'd recommend using with them.

Shader: VRChat/Mobile/Particles/Multiply

✧  Subsurface Scattering Setup

💡 Tip: I created special SSS textures that control where that light shows through on your avatar body + head.

Textures are located here:

• HONEYLAB Head > Textures > 1.Head Textures > Mask, Normal Maps & Tints

Below are the setting I'd recommend using with them.

✧ PhysBone Settings

💡 Tip: I have Physbone setting below already made for you in the unity folder! Simply add them to your unity project and drag them over to their places!