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Export the Sample Sets and Props

VirgoMotionStudioTemplate ships with sample Sets (.set.lsb) and Props (.prop.lsb). Open the template in Unity and you can walk through the whole flow with real assets: export them and add the result to your Studio app project.

The export specifications themselves are covered in Export a Set and Export a Prop. This page is a quick start for running through the flow using the bundled samples.

Requirements​

  • Windows PC
  • Unity 6 (authored with 6000.0.76f1)
  • Git — the dependent packages are fetched from Git URLs, so Git must be installed on your PC
  • The Studio app (VirgoMotionStudio) — where the exported bundles are loaded

What's included​

AssetTypePath
SampleRoomSetAssets/Sets/SampleRoom/SampleRoom.unity
SampleHandMicProp (handheld microphone)Assets/Props/SampleMicrophone/SampleHandMic.prefab

1. Get the template​

Get VirgoMotionStudioTemplate from Booth and open the extracted folder from Unity Hub.

On the first launch, the LiveStudio packages are fetched from Git URLs, so resolving packages takes a while.

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In the distributed build, the package references are Git URLs pinned to a version tag. If Git is not installed, the packages cannot be fetched and you will get compile errors.

note

For the flow from opening the template to building it as a streaming app, see Build a VTuber Streaming App.

2. Open and review the sample​

Open Assets/Sets/SampleRoom/SampleRoom.unity to see the sample set.

You can export it as-is, or swap out the models and lights to turn it into your own set. For the set specifications (Built-in RP, Layer 22 for post-processing, stage marks, and so on), see Export a Set.

3. Export​

Set (.set.lsb)​

  1. In the Project window, select SampleRoom.unity.
  2. From the Assets menu (or by right-clicking the scene), choose "Lilium Live Studio" → "Export Set Bundle (.set.lsb)".
  3. Specify a file name in the save dialog and save.

Prop (.prop.lsb)​

  1. In the Project window, select SampleChair.prefab or SampleHandMic.prefab.
  2. From the Assets menu (or by right-clicking the prefab), choose "Lilium Live Studio" → "Export Prop Bundle (.prop.lsb)".
  3. Specify a file name in the save dialog and save.
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These menu items are not selectable unless a scene asset / prefab is selected.

4. Add to your project​

When you load the exported files from the Remote app, they are imported into the Studio app's project folder.

  • Set — Load the .set.lsb from the add button on the Remote app's "Stage" page. For how to compose a stage from loaded sets, see Stage.
  • Prop — Load the .prop.lsb from "Add Prop" on the Remote app's "Prop" page. For attaching it to an avatar, see Props.

Once imported, assets are stored in the project folder, so from then on you can simply pick them from the list.