>>378381448
I was looking for something which would let me write text, instead of having to reinvent the wheel, someone made KAT which does exactly that.
The KAT prefab & python library lets you write text on your avatar very easily.
I changed the font on it to be spotify's font so it would match better.
KAT:
https://github.com/killfrenzy96/KatOscApp
https://github.com/killfrenzy96/KillFrenzyAvatarText
Basically has 'ascii' for the letters which are then transmitted through OSC as floats or whatever.
It's not actual ascii, a few numbers off, kms.

>>378384515
UHH Depends how you'd do the syncing.
You *can* but you'd have to either listen to the music as you go through it, or write something that utilizes spotify's API.
While spotify's api can give you 'analytics' on every second of a song, it is a clusterfuck to go through and you'll run into problems. T. tried that and gave up.
So, best case, you'd have to go the route of listening to the music, to make that work, you'd either have to set up a virtual audio device which would only allow the music in and then mirror that sound to your main headset, or accept that people talking and whatnot would also affect your music. In theory very very easy but in reality a lot of annoying things to fix.
I'll get around to doing that at some point, I've messed around with music synching so much that might as well go the The whole nine yards. TLDR: Doable but not really worth the effort, not yet at least.