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Arguably the most important part, you must find a 3D model to be used as your avatar. As this is your first avatar we recommend getting one from the Unity Asset Storeas they usually come fully rigged meaning you don't have to do anything special to get it uploaded. If you decide to get your model outside of the asset store, ensure the model is full...

Now you have found the model you want it's time to get it into your project. If you're getting it from the asset store then on the assets page you can download and import it from there, If getting it from somewhere else then you need to import it and any related textures into your assets folder. If you are importing your model from a 3D editor, ple...

With the model in your assets and with the correct settings on it you will next want to put it into a scene To do so, either drag it into your Hierarchy or into the scene. We recommend having one scene per avatar and placing it at 0, 0, 0. If the avatar isn't standing up straight, rotate it so it is. Also, ensure the avatar isn't really small or bi...

After doing so we now want to add an VRC_AvatarDescriptorthen setup the settings for it. First we'll want to set the view position, this will be where you view from, you can see a visual representation of it as a small white sphere in the scene. If your avatar has a head then the best position the view is between the eyes, if it's not then place it...

Next we'll want to check that everything is good in the build window, to do that you'll need to open VRChat SDK > Show Control Panel > Builder, within you should see the avatars gameobject mentioned with a Build & Publish button below it. In between you will see a polygon count, errors and warnings. If there's any errors you will need to fix them f...

Now everything is ready. Press the Build & Publish button, the SDK will then build you avatar and get it ready for upload. You will next be brought to the upload screen where you can name your avatar, set a image for it and other metadata. To alter the image move the VRCCam around the scene. After all that is entered you need to confirm you have th...