Besuru Muzzle

The Besuru Muzzle, with included Viseme Blendshapes, and multiple installation Guides.

A new Besuru accessory, made to protect your monchable friends! Keep others safe from your biting tendencies while enjoying your precious time with them!

Unity based installation:

BASE INSTALLATION:
Find The muzzle model inside of the "Besu Muzzle" File

Click-Drag it to your avatar, it should scale itself appropriately.

Click-Drag it to the head, to lock it to head movement.

It is now working as an installed Accessory!

Making it work:
Locking The Visemes.

Make Yourself a toggle, or a dedicated layer in your FX Animation Controller.

On the "on" state of your muzzle, click "add Behaviour" and select "VRCAnimator TrackingControl"

Then, Check The "Animation" Box, in the Mouth & Jaw row.

That should now Lock Your Visemes whenever this state is running.

To unlock your visemes, if using a toggle, the "off" state should have the same behaviour, but with the "Tracking" box checked instead.

Making It Work with the VRC Visemes, Unity-Based.

Install it, as per the earlier mentioned "Base Installation"

Then, to add The animations required, find your "FX" Controller, and open it.

Add Two New Parameters: "Viseme" as an Int, and "Voice" as a float. [Important to spell it exactly the same, capitalization included.]

Make a new Layer, named to your preference, in this case, i've named it "muzzle Blendshapes"
Up it's weight to 1

Now, Go inside the Besu muzzle Files, and select, under the animations folder, The "Muzzle Blendshapes" Controller.

Select everything in the animation layer that pops up, and press CTRL-C

Return To your FX Animator, Click inside, and Simply Press CTRL-V

This should now make the muzzle move with your Visemes!

That's It for the unity-Based installations!


Now, For Blender-based.

Blender Based installation (Mesh-Merging)

[Fair warning: this prevents the use of a "mesh-based" toggle, which is the common way to make an item dissapear. It might also break your project, So i recommend only doing it if you're comfortable/used to avatar making.]

1. import both The Besuru and the muzzle model inside of Blender.
2. Hold shift, then click the muzzle, Followed by the body mesh of the Besuru.
3. press "Ctrl-J"
4. The meshes are now joined, they should have been automatically made to follow the head, and have their visemes merged together!
5. Re-setup The avatar, more than likely.