Mondocats Cat Naps - Revision history

Zehith: /* What is it?*/

2023-02-07T00:13:59Z

What is it?

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	==What is it.==		==What is it?==
	~~Over the winter holidays everyone seems to get busier as the end of the year approaches. Shops are more crowded, people are trying to buy all the things.~~ The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary ~~throughout the holidays~~ and suggestions for worlds are always welcome.		The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary and suggestions for worlds are always welcome.


	As this will be a laid back event, I kindly ask that we all use our indoor voices and refrain from unloading any weaponry or using loud avatar effects. Please also keep subjects discussed low-key and peaceful. This is not an event to unload your trauma or get into a heated discussion.		As this will be a laid back event, I kindly ask that we all use our indoor voices and refrain from unloading any weaponry, using anything particle heavy, or using loud avatar effects. Please also keep subjects discussed low-key and peaceful. Sometimes there may be more people napping than talking, and other times it may be the opposite, but please always be mindful of your actions and volume in order to let nappers nap.


			<b>This is not an event to unload your trauma or get into a heated discussion.</b>

	==Tips for falling asleep in VRChat==		==Tips for falling asleep in VRChat==

Rekka93: Changed heading to be more inclusive.

2022-11-14T19:32:10Z

Changed heading to be more inclusive.

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	As this will be a laid back event, I kindly ask that we all use our indoor voices and refrain from unloading any weaponry or using loud avatar effects. Please also keep subjects discussed low-key and peaceful. This is not an event to unload your trauma or get into a heated discussion.		As this will be a laid back event, I kindly ask that we all use our indoor voices and refrain from unloading any weaponry or using loud avatar effects. Please also keep subjects discussed low-key and peaceful. This is not an event to unload your trauma or get into a heated discussion.

	==Tips for falling asleep in VR==		==Tips for falling asleep in VRChat==
	Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.		Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.
	Thank you CJBuzzy, Mondo, and JaySee for the tips we have so far.		Thank you CJBuzzy, Mondo, and JaySee for the tips we have so far.
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	===For PCVR Users===		===For PCVR Users===
	*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.		*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work as expected.
	*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).		*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).
	*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.		*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.

Rekka93: Added more tips for PC users. Sorry I forgot you guys.

2022-11-14T19:26:03Z

Added more tips for PC users. Sorry I forgot you guys.

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	===For Desktop Users===		===For Desktop Users===
	*You are brave and respected.		*You are brave and respected.
			*Sit back in a comfy chair with with your lights down low or off altogether.
			*A neck pillow or head rest helps to keep yourself from getting neck cramp after waking up.

MondoCat at 04:53, 11 November 2022

2022-11-11T04:53:24Z

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	==What is it.==		==What is it.==
	Over the winter holidays everyone seems to get busier as the end of the year approaches. Shops are more crowded, people are trying to buy all the things. The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary throughout the holidays and suggestions for worlds are always welcome.		Over the winter holidays everyone seems to get busier as the end of the year approaches. Shops are more crowded, people are trying to buy all the things. The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary throughout the holidays and suggestions for worlds are always welcome.


			As this will be a laid back event, I kindly ask that we all use our indoor voices and refrain from unloading any weaponry or using loud avatar effects. Please also keep subjects discussed low-key and peaceful. This is not an event to unload your trauma or get into a heated discussion.

	==Tips for falling asleep in VR==		==Tips for falling asleep in VR==
	Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.		Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.
	Thank you CJBuzzy, Mondo and JaySee for the tips we have so far.		Thank you CJBuzzy, Mondo, and JaySee for the tips we have so far.

	===For Everyone===		===For Everyone===

MondoCat: /* For PC Users */

2022-11-11T04:32:28Z

For PC Users

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	*Using the recently implemented native hand tracking for VRC helps with the immersion and allows you to forget about the technology and just enjoy laying/sitting down for a rest		*Using the recently implemented native hand tracking for VRC helps with the immersion and allows you to forget about the technology and just enjoy laying/sitting down for a rest

	===For PC Users===		===For PCVR Users===
	*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.		*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.
	*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).		*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).
	*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.		*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.
	*OVR Tookit has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup. (Open the settings by clicking the cog button. Click "Global Settings". Go to the very last option, and then click Volume. Slide "Low Battery Alarm" to the left for a quieter low battery alarm)		*OVR Tookit has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup. (Open the settings by clicking the cog button. Click "Global Settings". Go to the very last option, and then click Volume. Slide "Low Battery Alarm" to the left for a quieter low battery alarm)

			===For Desktop Users===
			*You are brave and respected.

MondoCat: /* For PC Users */

2022-11-11T04:31:56Z

For PC Users

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	*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).		*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).
	*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.		*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.
	*~~The index~~ has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup		*OVR Tookit has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup. (Open the settings by clicking the cog button. Click "Global Settings". Go to the very last option, and then click Volume. Slide "Low Battery Alarm" to the left for a quieter low battery alarm)

Rekka93: Added tip about lock points to PC users

2022-11-10T22:45:57Z

Added tip about lock points to PC users

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	===For PC Users===		===For PC Users===
	*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.		*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.
			*FBT users, if you're experiencing jumping due to loosing tracking with the headset laying down, try switching to a different lock type in the settings (Hips, Head, Both).
	*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.		*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.
	*The index has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup		*The index has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup

Rekka93: Added thanks for tips

2022-11-10T22:40:21Z

Added thanks for tips

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	==Tips for falling asleep in VR==		==Tips for falling asleep in VR==
	Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.		Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.
			Thank you CJBuzzy, Mondo and JaySee for the tips we have so far.

	===For Everyone===		===For Everyone===
	*Have a comfy pillow to rest both your head and the headset itself on, anything that is easy to nestle into. A large, firm or V shaped pillow is recommended but for those that have pillows to spare, building up a pillow cocoon to keep you comfy and still is an alternative option.		*Have a comfy pillow to rest both your head and the headset itself on, anything that is easy to nestle into. A large, firm or V shaped pillow is recommended but for those that have pillows to spare, building up a pillow cocoon to keep you comfy and still is an alternative option.

	=== For Quest Users===		===For Quest Users===
	*In the quick setting on the Quest there is an option to enable night time mode which makes the screens more sleep friendly by reducing certain lights.		*In the quick setting on the Quest there is an option to enable night time mode which makes the screens more sleep friendly by reducing certain lights.
	*As with every event, charging your gear beforehand is important. Since you will be relatively still during a nap you do have the option of boosting your battery life by plugging the quest into a wall socket or power bank.		*As with every event, charging your gear beforehand is important. Since you will be relatively still during a nap you do have the option of boosting your battery life by plugging the quest into a wall socket or power bank.

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2022-11-08T21:33:30Z

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	===For PC Users===		===For PC Users===
	*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.		*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.
	*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have ~~????~~ to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.		*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have settings to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.
	*The index has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup		*The index has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup

Rekka93: Created page with "==What is it.== Over the winter holidays everyone seems to get busier as the end of the year approaches. Shops are more crowded, people are trying to buy all the things. The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary throughout the holidays and suggestions for worlds are always welcome. ==Tips for falling asl..."

2022-11-08T21:31:52Z

Created page with "==What is it.== Over the winter holidays everyone seems to get busier as the end of the year approaches. Shops are more crowded, people are trying to buy all the things. The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary throughout the holidays and suggestions for worlds are always welcome. ==Tips for falling asl..."

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==What is it.==
Over the winter holidays everyone seems to get busier as the end of the year approaches. Shops are more crowded, people are trying to buy all the things. The MondoCat twice a week cat naps are a way to slow down, relax and recharge yourselves so as not to feel run down and overworked. The events will take place at one location per event but the location can vary throughout the holidays and suggestions for worlds are always welcome.

==Tips for falling asleep in VR==
Feel free to contribute any addition tips/ideas. These are just basic tips for now but in the future as more events take place, more tips will hopefully start appearing for anyone new to sleeping in VR.

===For Everyone===
*Have a comfy pillow to rest both your head and the headset itself on, anything that is easy to nestle into. A large, firm or V shaped pillow is recommended but for those that have pillows to spare, building up a pillow cocoon to keep you comfy and still is an alternative option.

=== For Quest Users===
*In the quick setting on the Quest there is an option to enable night time mode which makes the screens more sleep friendly by reducing certain lights.
*As with every event, charging your gear beforehand is important. Since you will be relatively still during a nap you do have the option of boosting your battery life by plugging the quest into a wall socket or power bank.
*Setting your status on the headset to "Do not disturb" should prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup
*Using the recently implemented native hand tracking for VRC helps with the immersion and allows you to forget about the technology and just enjoy laying/sitting down for a rest

===For PC Users===
*For the Vive/Tundra trackers to work, they need to be able to see your lighthouses so cannot be covered by any kind of blanket or fabric. SlimeVR or any other motion based tracking will continue to work.
*Dim your headset screen to reduce the strain on your eyes. While not always available, some worlds have ???? to change the lighting and environment to make it more sleep friendly.
*The index has a low battery alarm that should be turned off to prevent a rude awakening from a unexpected popup