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So I have been struggling with my vrc creator companion not connecting to my Unity. I keep getting errors. I tried deleting both Unity and the vrc creator companion but nothing will work. Is there a fix?

Hey ive downloaded the newest unity (from unity website) and creatorcompanion (from VRchat) and they both run, BUT creator companion says it cant find unity and wants me to install it. if i say ive already installed it and try to open(show) it via the .exe it says doesnt work. sometimes it says i need to delete the .jyson folder - i deleted it but it still doesnt work.

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The VRChat Creator Companion (VCC) is the new Entry Point for creating things for VRChat! It currently includes our new VRChat Package Manager (VPM), and houses official packages, community packages, learning resources, tools, and more!

Hi, I'm experimenting with unity UI hoping for dynamic menu sizing and stuff. I got it running despite I suspect the UI tutorial is slightly outdated, but it's displaying undesired behavior. Let's say I have a hotspot with 2 interactions: they are shown and menu is sized appropriate:

When the hand is selected it's orange, like expected, but when the eye is selected, the hand transforms to orange eye. I want it to just become orange in its place, and not swap with interaction image:

How can I achieve this?

I tried to follow the Inventory UI tutorial:

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It basically says to make your design with unity ui and make it a prefab, then link it to the adventure creator menu system via canvas and boundary. I assigned the canvas prefab. I tried to open and edit the prefab and then drag the boundary - it worked, but when I exited the prefab it lost connection. Tried to drag the prefab in scene, assign it from there - same thing. Same thing for interaction buttons. The only way it worked was to make separate prefabs for every needed element, but that isn't mentioned anywhere in the tutorial. It's entirely possible I'm doing something wrong though.

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