Summary
Adds project sorting, a Project Changes dialog when adding packages, and fixes issues with settings, making projects in the VCC directory, and adding community repos with pre-release packages.
Release 2.1.1
VRChat Developer
Release 2.1.0
VRChat Developer
Summary
This release adds support for Community Repositories, giving creators the ability to publish their packages to a public listing for other creators to find and use. It also avoids deleting user-created folders when updating the VCC, and fixes the order of package versions in the GUI.
Release 2.0.4
VRChat Developer
Summary
This release switches the location of the official listing to fix an access issue for some users.
Release 2.0.3
VRChat Developer
Summary
This release includes some small fixes to error reporting and a new field that will be used for Community Repo listings in the 2.1.0 release.
Release 2.0.2
VRChat Developer
Summary
This release focuses on post-launch bugfixes. See below for a more detailed changelog.
Release 2.0.1
VRChat Developer
Summary
This release focuses on post-launch bugfixes and improvements. See below for a more detailed changelog.
Release 2.0.0
VRChat Developer
Summary
This release completely overhauls the Creator Companion's user interface! It's more responsive, more stable, faster, and prettier.
Release 1.0.6
VRChat Developer
Summary
Handles invalid projects better to keep the VCC from getting stuck in a bad state.
Release 1.0.5
VRChat Developer
Summary
Fixes startup issues, unlocks use of the app even when the Unity Editor cannot be found, checks for updates every 10 minutes while the app is open, and improves the migration screen! \
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The migration screen now includes some info from our migration documentation showing a list of which folders will be deleted / upgraded (such as \Assets\VRCSDK or \Assets\AudioLink). If you'd like to keep specific files inside one of these folders, copy or move them before migration!
Release 1.0.4
VRChat Developer
Summary
Fixes issues around installing Unity Hub and adds some logic to avoid migrating a world package detected in an avatar project and vice-versa.