Magic Box VRChat is a popular virtual reality world where users can explore and engage in a wide range of activities. It is a platform that allows people from all over the world to connect and interact in a virtual environment. The term "Magic Box" refers to a specific location within VRChat that has gained significant attention and popularity among the community. Magic Box VRChat is known for its immersive and interactive nature. Users can create and customize their avatars, allowing for endless possibilities and creativity. The world offers a variety of environments and experiences, from serene landscapes to bustling cityscapes.

VRChat 2022.2.2p3

Most features implemented in this patch are accessed through the Quick Menu's "Gear" tab (on the far right) unless otherwise noted.

Changes and Improvements

• Text Chatbox! A text chatbox that appears over your head, where you can type messages at each other
  • Access it via your Action Menu, under Options
  • You can send chat via the keyboard, or clear the chatbox
  • You will see chat boxes over other people's heads with text they're sending
  • You can change the Text Chatbox settings in the Quick Menu
    • By default, you will only see chatboxes from your friends. You will see an indicator if someone is chatting but you have their chatbox hidden. You can adjust this setting in the Quick Menu! You can turn it on for everyone, or only show your own
    • You can change the display duration from 2 seconds up to 60 seconds
    • You can adjust the size from 50% to 150%
    • You can adjust opacity from 25% to 100%
    • /chatbox/input s b Input text into the chatbox. If b is True, send the text in s immediately, bypassing the keyboard. If b is False, open the keyboard and populate it with the provided text.
    • /chatbox/typing b Toggle the typing indicator on or off.
    • Right now the chatbox's OSC input endpoint only supports ASCII characters. It will support UTF-8 later. The chatbox itself supports UTF right now.
    • Friends: 3 lists * 150 favorites = 450 favorites (2.3x increase)
    • Worlds: 4 lists * 100 favorites = 400 favorites (1.56x increase)
    • Avatars:
      • Without VRC+: 1 list * 50 favorites = 50 favorites (2x increase)
      • With VRC+: Avatars: 6 lists * 50 favorites = 300 favorites (3x increase)
      • This feature turns voice down of people that are a configured distance from you, "muffling" them
      • Find it in the Audio tab of the QM, below the microphone settings
      • You can also optionally apply this to avatar audio sources
      • A UI appears when you adjust these settings to visualize the distances
      • You can configure three values:
        • Distance - Anyone outside this distance has their volume turned down
        • Outside Volume - Anyone outside your Distance has their volume turned down to this value
        • Falloff - As people get farther from you, if they're in the falloff range (distance+falloff), their volume is turned down proportionally from 100% (inside the red circle) to the Outside Volume value (outside the gray falloff circle)
        • Find this in the QM, Gear Menu, under Performance at the bottom
        • The top slider hides avatars beyond a certain distance from you, replacing them with a ghostly placeholder
        • Bottom slider does the same thing, but by count instead of distance, so you can say "only show me the closest 5 avatars" or etc
        • You can toggle on "Always Show Friend Avatars" as well as "Always Override with 'Show Avatar'". Friends is self-explanatory, but "Show Avatar" refers to the explicit "Show Avatar" button you see when you click on people
        • You can detatch the lens and fly it around!
        • The "drone" has a distance limit it can't exceed of 15m
        • It can noclip through walls but it will have collision later
        • We're also going to add drone functionality to VR later
        • You can adjust how sensitive your microphone is!
        • You can also turn on a denoiser to remove background noise (tech detail: it's an implementation of rnnoise )
        • Right side is paste, left is copy
        • The keyboard appears when you click in text input fields in worlds
        • Adjust camera near clip!! Bottom of the QM Gear tab
        • X is off, uses world settings
        • Dynamic (second option) tries to shorten it as much as possible (minimum of 0.001m) without breaking worlds. Resets at the end of each session
        • Forced ignores the danger of breaking worlds and shortens it to 1mm no matter what. Resets on world change, has a warning
        • New "Immersive Grab" mode, works a bit like VR overlay software. Works in desktop too, use your mousewheel for moving and scaling
        • Added radial control for opacity
        • Changed scaling to a two-axis puppet menu
        • Added face mirror
        • Click on someone using an avatar you don't like and click "Hide Avatar Globally"
        • Now, that avatar will never be shown, no matter who's wearing it
        • The only way to override this is to use "Show Avatar" on that person

        Fixes

        • Fixed: issue which prevented VRChat from uninstalling completely
        • Fixed: every time you go to type, all text gets selected
        • Fixed: Rarely, users load into their Home instead of their travel target
        • Fixed: Rarely, some users would see a Friend Request rate limiting error despite not having sent any friend requests

        Known Issues

        • If you choose "Config" for the camera resolution but don't have a config defined, you'll get undocumented behavior and images will save with an odd resolution
        • Steam Deck cannot operate the Desktop camera properly
        • If the Keyboard appears for an input field, Ctrl-A cannot be used to select all text in the input field

        What's in the Box

        What's in the Box is a team-based trivia game created by Naticus (with a statistical system made by the help of KuraiOkami) that can be played in VRChat. When an official event is running on a Friday, teams may partake to transition the 9 layers of hell, each of which will have a specific theme of various subjects - mainly stemming from pop-culture - and compete to clear them all the fastest. A trophy is awarded to the winning team and will have the teams name added to the Hall of Fame world. Each game is composed of a "Volume".

        The world offers a variety of environments and experiences, from serene landscapes to bustling cityscapes. It provides a space for users to socialize, play games, and attend events. One of the key features of Magic Box VRChat is the ability to communicate with other users in real-time.

        Contents

        • 1 How to Play
        • 2 Regular Teams
          • 2.1 Team Avian
          • 2.2 Team Four
          • 2.3 Team Rocket
          • 3.1 Team Senseless Murder
          • 3.2 Team Spunk Orchard
          • 4.1 Volume 9 & 10
          • 4.2 Volume 20
          • 4.3 Volume 23 & 24
          

          This is achieved through voice chat and gestures, making the virtual interactions feel more authentic. Users can make friends, join groups, and even create their own events within the world. Magic Box VRChat also allows for user-generated content. This means that anyone can create and share their own worlds, avatars, and experiences within the platform. This opens up the possibilities for endless creativity and innovation. Users can explore worlds created by others or embark on their own virtual adventures. VRChat is not only a platform for socializing and entertainment but also a space for learning and experiencing new things. Many educational and informative experiences can be found within the Magic Box VRChat world. Users can attend lectures, workshops, and even explore historical sites. Overall, Magic Box VRChat is a vibrant and dynamic virtual world that offers its users an immersive and interactive experience. It allows people to connect, socialize, and explore in a virtual environment. With its user-generated content and endless possibilities, it continues to attract a diverse and enthusiastic community of users..

          Reviews for "Enhancing your VRChat Adventures with the Magic Box"

          1. Sarah - 2 stars

          I was really disappointed with "Magic box vrchat". The graphics were extremely outdated and the gameplay was clunky. I had high hopes for an immersive virtual reality experience, but this game just didn't deliver. The controls were difficult to navigate, and the overall user interface was confusing. Additionally, the limited selection of activities and lack of customization options made the game feel repetitive and boring. I wouldn't recommend "Magic box vrchat" to anyone looking for a captivating VR experience.

          2. Alex - 1 star

          "Magic box vrchat" was a complete waste of my time and money. The game lacked any engaging content and was riddled with technical issues. I experienced constant lag and connection problems, which made it impossible to enjoy the game. The developers seem to have abandoned any updates or support for this game, as there haven't been any improvements since its release. Overall, "Magic box vrchat" is a subpar VR experience that I regret purchasing.

          3. David - 2 stars

          "Magic box vrchat" fell short in terms of delivering on its promises. The game lacked depth and variety, with repetitive tasks and limited interaction options. The virtual reality aspect was underutilized, and I found myself quickly losing interest. The game also suffered from numerous bugs and glitches, which hindered the overall experience. I wanted to enjoy "Magic box vrchat", but sadly, it failed to meet my expectations.

          Discovering Hidden Gems in the Magic Box of VRChat