In the bustling neon streets of a hub, a newcomer named wanted to share their custom creation on an avatar pedestal. To do this, Alex needed the elusive (also known as a Blueprint ID Here is the journey Alex took to find it: The Quest for the ID

Look at your scene hierarchy and click on the main root GameObject of your avatar.

: Click on the specific avatar to view its details. The Avatar ID is the long string of characters at the end of the browser's URL .

Navigate to: C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\LocalLow\VRChat\VRChat Open the latest output_log_... file. Search for "Avatar" or "avtr_". Why You Need an Avatar ID

In the window, locate the VRC Avatar Descriptor component.

You will see several categories: (avatars you made), Favorited (avatars you saved from public worlds), and Mine (your currently equipped avatar). Step 3: Extract the ID from the URL Click on the specific avatar you want to inspect.

By sending a authenticated GET request to /api/1/avatars (for your uploaded avatars) or /api/1/avatars/favorites , the VRChat API returns a JSON response payload.

If you are still having trouble finding your ID, you can ask for help in the VRChat official Discord or on the VRChat subreddit.

If you need help setting up an in Unity or configuring Steam launch options with your new ID, let me know what you want to build next! Share public link

A VRChat Avatar ID is a unique string of characters generated by the VRChat software. It looks like this: avtr_1234abcd-1234-abcd-1234-12345678abcd .