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General Settings

Click the ⚙️ button to open the settings, then click the “General” tab.

Combines some of the avatar’s meshes to reduce the rendering load. Keep this on in most cases. If your avatar doesn’t look right, turn it off and load the avatar again. This setting is only in VCam.

Converts VRM 0.x models to VRM 1.0 automatically when you load them.

This setting will always be on in the future. Adjust your 0.x models so they look right after the conversion, or get 1.0 models. If you can’t adjust them right away, turn this setting off for now. While URP is turned on in the “Experiment” tab, this setting is always on. This setting is only in VCam.

Turn this on if the virtual camera’s video is flipped horizontally.

When this is on, VCam stays in the menu bar after you close its window, and works like this:

  • Opening an app that uses the virtual camera, such as OBS or Zoom, starts the camera and shows your avatar, even if you haven’t opened VCam
  • Closing the app that uses the virtual camera stops the camera and tracking automatically

If you want VCam to quit when you close its window, turn this off.

VCam is available in Japanese, English, and Korean.

The display language follows the per-app language setting in macOS. To change it, click “Open Language Settings”, then choose the language for VCam in System Settings.