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// Set VR Player Settings (Unity 2019)
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
// Copyright 2022 Razgriz

// Instructions: Download script, add to any folder in Unity Assets project.
// Usage: Tools -> VR Player Presets, select required mode. Files are saved in EditorPrefs, so should persist across projects.

// This script provides some quick options to apply specific VR SDK settings.
// May break in versions higher than 2019, as the VR SDK API is deprecated in favor of the XR Management tools

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// Small Helper Class for VRC Parameters

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
// Copyright 2022 Razgriz/Cam

// Cam — 08/02/2022
// it took me like 5 minutes
// i dont even want credit its w/e
// just yeet it wherever you want

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// Regenerates GUIDs for Unity assets, and replaces all references to them in the scene.
// Drop into Assets/Editor or Assets/Scripts, Select Assets in project view, right click, `Regenerate GUIDs/Regenerate`
// `Regenerate GUIDs/Regenerate Recursive` will recursively regenerate for asset in any folders selected.
// Please know that this can break things, and only use it if you know you have a use case for changing GUIDs in-place.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;

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# by Razgriz
# Select Unweighted Vertices on a Mesh
# 
# To Use:
# Open Scripting Workspace (tab at top)
# Create a new script
# Paste script content in text editor
# Select Object in object mode
# Run script

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# by Razgriz
# Use sum of weights (raised to a defined power) to visualize how many weights affect vertices
#   Darker -> less groups affecting vert
#   Lighter -> many groups affecting vert 
# 
# May be useful for determining where to reduce topological density with minimal deformation impact
#
# If any verts are unweighted, they'll be set to magenta ((1,0,1) / #FFOOFF) and selected in edit mode
#
# To Use:

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// Based on LLeaLoo's script
#if UNITY_EDITOR
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEditor;

public class FramerateLimiter : MonoBehaviour
{
    public int targetFrameRate = 30;