The one in the example above is valid as of September 5, 2020. Replace with the avatar ID for the avatar you'd like to download (you can get this by clicking "Copy ID" in the VRChat SDK's Content Manager). Replace username with your username and password with your password. \curl.exe -u username:password ?apiKey=JlE5Jldo5Jibnk5O5hT圆XVqsJu4WJ26 If you were using cURL on Windows, the command for that would be. You need to send an HTTP GET request with the correct Authorization header to the API endpoint to get a valid response back. In this example I'll be using cURL to craft our request, but you can use any similar program. Take note that during this process we only ever send requests to the official VRChat servers via the official API domain,. As this is a part of the official API and it's not possible to affect other users by doing this, I highly doubt this constitutes abuse of the API.Īs always, you should never give your account credentials to third-party services for any reason.
You can read VRChat's full statement about unofficial use of the VRChat API here, but the short of it is that so long as you acknowledge that this isn't officially supported and you don't abuse these systems to cause harm to VRChat or other users, you're fine. If you're wondering whether this is allowed in the TOS, my best answer is "probably". It is not possible to retrieve other people's avatars via this method. This method can only be used to download the assets of avatars that you have uploaded to your account.
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This is possible within the terms of the TOS through use of the VRChat API, though you'll need to be fairly comfortable with command-line utilities to pull it off.īefore anyone claims that I'm telling people how to "rip" avatars, though, I need to make some very critical clarifications:
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