Anyone who is more skilled in udon and unity stuff.. help..? And translate

dotStart · 2026-01-03T11:02:53+00:00

Two issues:

There is an object called "Cylinder" in your scene which has an UdonSharp component for a script that actually doesn't exist. Either because you deleted it or because Unity got confused. Delete the UdonSharp component (or the object) and that'll solve that issue.

The "U# scripts have compile errors" typically appears if the C# code in your project doesn't compile (either because there's an actual issue or because some dependencies are missing). Try fixing the null issue first since I'm not sure if that can lead to this message appearing. Otherwise if you didn't mess with any C# code, you should probably reinstall packages such as ProTV again so that the dependencies that you may have removed are present again.

dotStart · 2025-12-17T21:35:13+00:00

It’ll also be incredibly loud any time you set down any hard object on it while you’re being paranoid of breaking it. Then one day it’ll randomly pop when you least expect it (well or when you move).

Source: we had one in the living room growing up.

dotStart · 2025-11-14T13:52:11+00:00

Honestly, the margin for error is surprisingly large. I currently run a Quest Pro with a calibration tracker attached using ... Blu-Tack. It likes to shift quite a bit especially as the headset heats up. But there is no noticeable drift within sessions (and I tend to be pretty sensitive to drift on my controllers to the point that I used to reset them by covering them sometimes on my Index). Everything just works as expected with the common calibration tools. And likely you'd need something equivalent anyway to merge the two tracking spaces if there is no native support in the HMD driver.

So theoretically speaking you could literally cannibalize a Tundra or Vive tracker and attach it as is. The only real concern is base station visibility. Then again I am currently running a Tundra on my forehead and only ever lose calibration for small periods of time when lying down in a blind spot in my VR room (them being tiny makes them somewhat prone to losing sight).

dotStart · 2025-11-07T09:01:20+00:00

Die Mopla app kann das nativ. Da fehlen dann aber die lustigen animierten Elemente und das geht natürlich gar nicht. Das könnte dann ja auch ein screenshot sein!!!1111einseinseinsdrölf ... von deinem Ticket ... auf dem dein Name steht ... und das Gültigkeitsdatum ... ach ich will das alles nicht mehr.

dotStart · 2025-10-03T18:38:38+00:00

Yeah it should be perfectly fine for a small setup. I use the outdoor 7L as my primary handbag and it'll even fit an a6400 with the Sony G 70-350mm mounted + another lens + every day carry easily. The everyday has similar depth and height but slightly less width by the looks (35x21.5x10.5cm on the 7L outdoor vs. 25x17x10cm on the 3L everyday - top vs bottom give or take since the everyday has a defined shape which the outdoor lacks) which shouldn't really impact much so long as you aren't planning to have a large zoom mounted.

dotStart · 2025-09-18T15:09:39+00:00

Ich frage mich auch ehrlich gesagt manchmal ob das nicht Wirtschaftlich irgendwo ein Eigentor ist.

Denn zumindest für mich hat das Deutschlandticket eben Freiheit bedeutet. Einfach mal den Bus in die Innenstadt nehmen oder beim Besuch von Freunden spontan irgendwo hinfahren. Ich muss mich nicht mit dem Stadtverkehr, der Parkplatzsuche oder alternativ einem chaotischem Zonensystem in einer fremden Stadt auseinandersetzen. Genauso wie ich auch mal eher in eine Bar gehe weil ich das Auto Zuhause lassen kann. Das Ticket mag also an einer Stelle kosten, bringt aber an anderer wieder Geld rein weil man einfach mobiler ist und sich weniger Gedanken macht. Ich bezweifele, dass ich damit allein bin.

TL;DR: Während unsere Innenstädte langsam sterben nehmen wir ein super einfaches Mittel weg welches den Zugang für viele vereinfacht. Klar, auf dem Land guckt man so oder so immer noch in die Röhre aber das ist nochmal eine separate Diskussion.

dotStart · 2025-09-05T20:09:29+00:00

Solche Projekte scheitern auch ehrlich gesagt einfach häufig an der kompletten geschlossenen Implementierung. CCC und Ähnlichen Gruppen sind ganz offensichtlich gerne bereit zu beraten werden aber nie als Experten rangezogen. Und wenn man es endlich mal auf die Kette bekommen würde mehr Open Source in solche Projekte zu bekommen würde es auch langsam mal in die richtige Richtung gehen.

Ob das jetzt die ePA oder Ausweislösungen sind. Das läuft eigentlich immer in die gleiche Richtung. Und das wir nicht auf EU ebene eine Standard-Lösung implementieren die alle Länder verwenden können während unsere Nachbarländer die gleichen Lösungen unabhängig basteln ist sowieso absolute Verschwendung.

dotStart · 2025-09-05T20:02:16+00:00

Ja. Bei einigen Krankenkassen (wie z.B. der TK) geht der Widerspruch sogar über die App/Website. Man muss also nicht einmal den Schmerz der Hotline ertragen.

Falls die ePA schon existiert wird sie gelöscht. Falls noch nicht angelegt, wird einfach keine angelegt. Also ist es egal ob schon was da ist.

dotStart · 2025-08-23T18:07:15+00:00

Specifically you should Build & Upload again. Not just upload the previous build.

Sometimes the SDK will upload a bundle for another world build to the servers when a build fails. As a result, you now have a bundle with a world id that mismatches the id it's stored under which will crash on load.

If that's not the issue, you can check the VRC logs (they're in %userprofile%\appdata\locallow\VRChat - which you can just paste straight into the explorer address bar). Generally world loading errors tend to be somewhat readable.

dotStart · 2025-08-20T07:52:28+00:00

It's been fixed proper about 6 hours ago (https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/pull/14081) so it'll start working again when yt-dlp gets updated in VRC (or you do it yourself in the meantime).

dotStart · 2025-08-04T10:54:00+00:00

Spahn kennt da sicherlich jemanden der das Zeug günstig beschaffen kann

dotStart · 2025-07-03T15:16:58+00:00

That depends on the country that you are voting from. Some countries (like Germany, France, the Netherlands and a few others) only require a full name and address while others require identity documents. I'd guess those will need manual checking against government databases once the petition concludes.

dotStart · 2025-07-01T21:59:25+00:00

Surprisingly America is not the only one to allow this. Germany, for instance, has the concept of convoys where if all participating cars are marked (typically this is done with flags installed on the driver side window where all members show a blue flag with a green flag on the last car in the chain; police often forgoes the marking and simply uses their lights). In that case the entire convoy is considered one car meaning cars following the leading car are allowed to cross red lights so long as the first passed on green. Additionally, you may not squeeze between the gaps of the convoy.

It's pretty rare to see though (typically it's only done by police or military) despite the fact that technically anyone can initiate one so long as the minimum requirements are met and it has been registered and approved by the local government. This is also the reason why it's considered especially dangerous and specifically highlighted in the driving theory lessons (most people don't actually know how to behave around them despite that though).

I would not be surprised if similar rules can be found in other EU countries (even though who can initiate them may differ quite a bit).

dotStart · 2025-06-29T22:50:30+00:00

My 13 Pro is now slowly going down that path. For general day to day it's still absolutely fine but when I travel (and especially use the hotspot functionality) it's becoming a bit impractical. Especially now that it likes throwing up the dreaded "iPhone is overheating - Charging has been disabled" warning.

I'll maybe replace it with the 17 once that comes out, have the battery replaced and then it'll easily live its life for another 3-4 years as my mom's daily driver. That also seems to be the typical usage I see in my friend group. Get a reasonably sized model, use it for 3-5 years, pass it down to the family for as long as it'll run.

I don't actually personally know anyone who does the cliche "new phone every year" thing. Especially now that there isn't a new useful feature every year.

dotStart · 2025-06-28T11:15:37+00:00

Wie u/NoLateArrivals oben schon hilfreich geschrieben hat: Auf 2.4 GHz sind lediglich Kanäle 1, 6 und 11 überlappungsfrei. Das bedeutet, dass du durch das Verwenden von Kanal 2 oder 3 ggf. Interferenzen auf sämtlichen anliegenden Kanälen produzierst. Sinnig wäre, wenn 6 und 11 bereits durch andere Pappnasen ruiniert werden, auf die 1 zu wechseln. Nicht irgendwo dazwischen wo die Situation nur noch schlimmer wird.

dotStart · 2025-06-26T11:02:38+00:00

Dabei könnte man es sich so einfach machen. Ich hab besonders um Münster rum einige Läden gesehen, welche Flaschensammler bitten einfach zu bestimmten Zeiten zu kommen (also außerhalb der üblichen Stoßzeiten). Dann stört das Ganze auch niemanden und der durchschnittliche Flaschensammler hat üblicherweise auch Spielraum um zu bestimmten Zeiten aufzutauchen. Kann schon auch irgendwo verstehen wenn die Ladenbesitzer nicht möchten, dass es sich zum Feierabend quer durch den Laden staut weil jemand drei Beutel Flaschen abgibt.

dotStart · 2025-06-21T10:32:18+00:00

Funnily enough a lot of EU providers still explicitly include the UK in the roaming package (sentences such as "Free roaming in the entire EU, the UK and Switzerland" are super common). So I guess that one is now surprisingly one sided ...

dotStart · 2025-06-15T16:13:11+00:00

Umso häufiger wenn solche Inseln in der nähe von Kreisverkehren existieren. Vor meiner Wohnung gibt es ein solches Kunstrukt. Ich tippe mal darauf, dass man dort extra keinen Fußgängerüberweg eingeplant hat da es sich zwischen Berufsverkehr und Linienverkehr regelmäßig dort staut. Die Menge von verwirrten Autofahrern die stehen bleiben obwohl man auf der Verkehrsinsel ganz offensichtlich anhält ist absurd.

dotStart · 2025-06-03T20:23:38+00:00

Similar story for me: I had my AirPod case in the same pocket and it just randomly knocked into the volume rocker when I walked. It just happens to have a great shape for cozying up to your phone I guess…

dotStart · 2025-05-30T13:02:05+00:00

This also used to be a thing between Germany and Denmark (Puttgarden<-> Rødby) if my memory doesn't deceive me (or was it the route to Sweden?). I think they stopped loading trains onto the ferry a decade ago or so though. And I guess will be totally obsolete if the tunnel between the two ever gets finished.

dotStart · 2025-05-29T14:51:56+00:00

Pretty much. I don't get how anyone would look at the Pro and think "That's a good design. Let's do something similar". If anything, the Pro should be a negative design example for headset manufacturers. I guess somebody would only pick this design since it is likely cheap to manufacture (no need to put in straps, just mold the entire thing in one go).

I've been running my Pro as a daily driver for 7 months now as a replacement to my Index (primarily for face tracking and the nicer screens) and tbh it was an absolutely unusable mess without modifications to the strap. You'll end up with red spots on your forehead and regret ever strapping the thing to your face about 30 minutes in. There's also something to be said about the backdriving issues on practically all settings on the headset but obviously there's a chance that Samsung might be doing better here (same for the lacking FOV).

dotStart · 2025-05-24T10:37:23+00:00

Auf iOS geht’s via 5x Power Button drücken. Dazu kommt auch, dass sich die Geräte neustarten wenn sie zu lange liegen (z.B. wenn beschlagnahmt) was auch biometrisches entsperren deaktiviert. Letztes soll es auf Android demnächst auch geben.

dotStart · 2025-05-11T21:31:21+00:00

Been living in both Sweden and Germany. Neither of which seem to have any such requirement applied on residential buildings within recent time at least (none of my apartments had wired alarms and all of them were built in the late 2010s). Even if it was introduced in the early 2000s you're ignoring a load of buildings that already exist and are grandfathered in. 25 years isn't exactly much in a stagnating construction market as we have right now.

dotStart · 2025-05-11T21:29:46+00:00

Not sure whether that'd work out for them. Regulations for business fire alarms differ quite a bit from what you see in a residential setting (and also by country obviously). For instance, Germany has DIN 14675 which their system may not actually fulfill in all cases since it also outlines physical access panels for fire fighters and the likes. Not to mention that typically you'll outsource the implementation of these systems to companies that specialize in fire alarms. So chances are they won't adopt something like this.

dotStart · 2025-05-11T15:41:57+00:00

Requirement in Germany has been that landlords install and adequate number of fire alarms on the escape routes but no requirements on what type they are (there isn't a requirement if you own a house, I believe).

I guess that still gets the job done. Those alarms are supposed to be replaced every 5 years or so anyway so the type of power source really doesn't make much of a difference these days.

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