Question: Deleting Avatar Clothing from World Memory
I wanted to remove some clothing in my current world via desktop editor to make room and optimize the world. I asked Gemini and he said that even if the physical clothing is deleted, if it is not deleted in the listings of the world, then the texture and info take up part of the 6gb limit. What are the best practices for this? I have tried deleting them completely, but I am scared that it might be deleting the actual item. How do I check? Also, if I try to delete some items, I receive a message that it cannot be deleted because an item was sold. I just want to remove clothing and still have it available to purchase, but not in that store. Any help is appreciated.
My Creator Story: Maybe This Time I'll Finish
I've always been someone who starts things. Earlier this year, I tried Unity modding. I learned, I built, I got somewhere; but I couldn't close the gap between "in progress" and "done." It stayed unfinished, like so many projects before it. I've tried creating in Second Life, VRChat, Vroid, countless wrestling game character creators. But nothing stuck. Either the tools fought me, or it never felt like it was truly mine. Then in October, I started making clothing in Horizon Worlds. And something was different. I got addicted immediately. For the first time in a long time, I wasn't just starting something; I was finishing pieces. Designing them, releasing them, watching people actually wear what I made. Creating clothing made me want more. I wanted a place to sell from. So I'm building a store now ; but if I'm honest, it's becoming something bigger. The store is an excuse. What I'm really building is a world. Fiction and worldbuilding have always been my strengths, and I'm quietly weaving that into every corner of this project. The problem is: I'm doing this completely alone. I've always wanted to program, but my brain doesn't work well with code or math. I'm shy about meeting new people and even worse at maintaining relationships, so finding a partner or collaborator feels impossible right now. But I'm still going. I broke out my iPad and Apple Pencil and started drawing again. I'm learning scripting even though it doesn't come naturally. I'm making slow progress toward something I can't fully picture yet. I don't know what the finished version will look like. But for the first time in a while, I think I might actually close the door on something and call it complete. Maybe this time is different. https://www.facebook.com/BlackObsidianProtocol/🎥 How to Set Up In-World Purchases
How do you turn a simple transaction into a great experience that players want to revisit? In this session, MHCP mentor Shards632 gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to make a virtual store that works effortlessly for users, and how to navigate the pitfalls to creating successful in-world purchases.
🎥 How to Design In-World Purchases Players Actually Want
In this MHCP mentor workshop, expert creator Tellous explores how to design In-World Purchases (IWPs) that players genuinely value. This session unpacks the actual psychology behind spending in games, and shows you how to move beyond short-term monetization tips to create lasting, trust-based relationships with your players.
