00:00You cannot directly import or re-edit a .vrm file back into Vroid Studio,
00:04as the software only opens native .vroid project files.
00:08If you want to open, modify, or view a .vrm file using other compatible 3D software like
00:13Blender or Unity, you can import it using dedicated plugins.
00:17Download a VRM add-on, open Blender, go to Edit then Preferences, then Get Extension,
00:21or Add-ons depending on your version, search for VRM, and install the official VRM format add-on.
00:27If you want to debate the add-on, ensure the check mark next to the VRM add-on is enabled
00:31in your preferences.
00:33Import the file, click on File, then Import, then vrm.vrm.
00:37Select your file, navigate to your .vrm file in the file browser window, and click Import VRM.
00:43Rate a project, open Unity Hub, and start a new 3D project.
00:47Download UniVRM, download the latest UniVRM package release from the GitHub UniVRM repository.
00:53Import UniVRM package, drag and drop the downloaded UniVRM,
00:57Unity package files into your Unity Assets folder, and click Import.
01:01Import the VRM file, drag and drop your .vrm file directly into the Unity Assets folder.
01:07UniVRM will automatically convert it into a usable 3D prefab.
01:11How to edit a VRM file.
01:13Can I re-edit a VRM file in Vroid Studio? Skip the previous prompt.
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