>>350603704
Yes and no.
It would be ideal to have the right proportions but I think the best way is to adjust the arm length or leg length. The so called "height" adjustment in vrchat is mostly just to scale your arm reach in comparison to your avatar. So stretch out your arm as far as you can and then set a proper height that would have the avatar arms stretched out as well. Then see if the leg trackers are on the legs of the avatar. Adjust your avatar's legs accordingly if the trackers are too far hovering above. I have seen avatars with short arms before and had to increase arm reach thus requiring a larger height setting for vrchat. Subsequently that would also lower your feet trackers in proportion to the avatar.