Create VGO

1. Load scene

If you use the UniVGO sample project, load ExportScene.
If you want to create a new one, work on any scene.

2. Root Game Object

[GameObject]

Set any name.

No	component	description
1	Transform	Must be the initial value.
2	Vgo Right	Set freely.
3	Vgo Generator	It is OK just to attach.

The order of the components does not matter.

2-1. Transform

[Transform]

No	item	value
1	Position	X: 0, Y: 0, Z: 0
2	Rotation	X: 0, Y: 0, Z: 0
3	Scale	X: 1, Y: 1, Z: 1

2-2. Vgo Right

[Vgo Right]

No	item	description	remarks
1	Title	The name of the work.	Required
2	Author	The name of the creator.	Required
3	Organization	The organization to which the creator belongs.
4	Created Date	The creation date of the work.	There is no format specification.
5	Updated Date	Update date of the work.	There is no format specification.
6	Version	Version of the work.	There is no format specification.
7	Distribution Url	Distribution URL.
8	License Url	The URL where the license is described.

2-3. Vgo Generator

[Vgo Generator]

No	item	description	value
1	Name	The name of the generation tool.	UniVGO
2	Version	Version of the generation tool.	2.5.0

There are no user-configurable items.
If the meta information is old, delete the component once and attach it again.

2-4. Non-common Components

TODO

3. Child Game Object

The root or child game object can be given any component it supports.

3-1. Cloth

Set the Cloth if necessary.

3-2. Spring Bone

Set up SpringBone if necessary.

On the Hierarchy tab, select any child (other than Root) GameObject.
(Here we name the GameObject SpringBoneManager.)

Attach a new Vgo Spring Bone Group component to SpringBoneManager.
(If you use multiple groups, attach more components.)

[Vgo Spring Bone Group]

No	item	description	required	select value	default value
1	Comment	A name to identify this group as a user.	option
2	Drag Force	The larger the value, the less likely it is to swing.	required	[0.0 - 1.0]	0.4
3	Stiffness Force	The higher the value, the easier it is to return to the original state.	required	[0.0 - 4.0]	1.0
4	Gravity Direction	The direction of gravity.	required		x: 0.0, y: -1.0, z: 0.0
5	Gravity Power	The magnitude of gravity.	required	[0.0 - 2.0]	0.2
6	Root Bones	Specify the game object at the base of the bone you want to swing. By specifying multiple root bones, the settings can be grouped together.	required
7	Hit Radius	The radius of the sphere that determines the collision of each bone.	required	[0.0 - 0.5]	0.02
8	Collider Groups	This is a group of colliders detected by this spring bone group.	option
9	Draw Gizmo	The Editor draws the Spring Bone when it draws the Gizmo.	required	true / false	false
10	Gizmo Color	The drawing color of Spring Bone.	required		yellow

If necessary, make additional settings for SpringBoneCollider.

Select the GameObject where you want to place the collider.
(For hair, head, etc.)

Attach a new Vgo Spring Bone Collider Group component to the GameObject.

[Vgo Spring Bone Collider Group]

No	item	description	required	select value	default value
1	Colliders	Set the spring bone collider.	required
2	Gizmo Color	The drawing color of the spring bone collider.	required		magenta

[Vgo Spring Bone Collider]

No	item	description	required	select value	default value
1	Collider Type	The type of collider.	required	Sphere	Sphere
2	Offset	Relative to the GameObject.	required		x: 0.0, y: 0.0, z: 0.0
3	Radius	The radius of the sphere.	required	[0.0 - 1.0]	0.0

3-3. Particle System

Set the Particle System component if necessary.
You can set it while checking the effect in Scene View.
Shaders for particles can be used as shaders.