VRCog ⚙️

The missing gear in your VRChat workflow.

VRCog is a collection of Unity editor utilities built for VRChat creators. Whether you're rigging avatars, polishing worlds, or just tired of repetitive editor busywork, VRCog adds the tools Unity forgot - so you can spend less time fighting the editor and more time creating.

Installation

VRCog is distributed as a VPM package. You need the VRChat Creator Companion to install it.

Click Add to VCC at zuedev.github.io/VRCog, or manually add the listing URL in VCC under Settings → Packages → Add Repository: https://zuedev.github.io/VRCog
Open your project in VCC and enable VRCog from the package list.
Unity 2022.3 or later is required.

Tools

File Stat Tree

Tools → VRCog → File Stat Tree

Audits all assets referenced by a selected hierarchy root and sorts them by on-disk file size, so the biggest contributors are easy to spot at a glance.

Collects materials, textures, and meshes (including skinned meshes and particle system meshes) from all renderers under the target object
Groups sub-assets by source file so each FBX or texture atlas is counted once, not once per sub-asset
Shows asset type alongside each entry
Results persist across domain reloads and play mode

Note: Sizes reflect on-disk file size, not runtime memory (VRAM). For accurate memory figures, use Unity's Memory Profiler package.

Poiyomi Finder

Tools → VRCog → Poiyomi Finder

Scans a hierarchy for renderers using a shader whose name matches a filter string (default: poiyomi). Each matching object is listed once with the name of the matched material and shader.

Shader Filter field — change the search term to find any shader by name
Select — selects and pings the object in the Hierarchy so it's easy to find in collapsed trees
Select All — selects all matching objects at once for batch operations

Requirements

Unity 2022.3 or later
VRChat Creator Companion (for installation via VPM)

License

VRCog is released into the public domain under the Unlicense. Do whatever you want with it.