ããããã
About Instance Types and Status
This time, we'll cover the absolute basics: instances and status. You can think of instance types as how you want to set the environment for that world. It's like deciding whether to enjoy it with others or by yourself. When entering a world, tap 'Create Instance,' and if you're in Japan, select JP for the server country (allows for the lightest play). Then, choose the instance type from the following: Public â Anyone can join. Friend+ â Friends of the creator, or friends of friends who are in the instance, can join. Friend â Only friends of the creator can join. Invite+ â Only people approved by the creator can join. *If the creator drops, the approval right should pass to the person who has been in the longest (however, due to bugs, it might not be possible to approve and you may need to recreate). Invite â Only people approved by the creator can join. *If the creator drops, the approval right does not pass. Additionally, your account's status settings will affect whether your location is displayed (except for the 2 Invite types) and whether you can be invited. ðµ or ð¢ â Display: ã, Invite: ã ð â Display: â, Invite: ã ðŽ â Display: â, Invite: â Use them according to your situation! That's all for the main topic! See you again another day.
2026.09.29 AM 10:30 (Modified) · View Count 1
Lv.28
ããããã
AuthorJust a quick supplement. Often, disputes in VRC stem from mistakes in instance type or account status settings. Here's how to prevent trouble... ã»Before moving anywhere, check your instance type and account status. If you have specific plans with someone, set it to ð , and if you're doing something alone, set it to ðŽ. (ã»If you're with someone when creating an instance, it's kind to ask something like, "Is 'Friends+' okay?") ã»If a dispute arises due to someone's mistake, it's usually resolved with a simple "sorry" from the person who made the mistake... but sometimes people get defensive or harass others. Those kinds of VRC users aren't suited for VRC, so you won't have any problems by not interacting with them. Let's remember this to have fun together.

