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You could take the time to explore the many virtual worlds already set up in VRChat, either as private worlds (if you don't want to run into randoms) or public (if you do). There are terrible worlds all the way up to incredible worlds, which may, perhaps, inspire you into looking at Blender/Unity.

That's how it was for me, at least. Initially I jumped into VRChat as a desktop user just to explore around, but somehow that ended up with me getting a VR set and then delving into the often terrible world of using Blender/Unity. I was inspired by the various avatars available and wanted to make my own avatar variation, grabbed one of those 'easy to port into VRChat' MMD models (one of those Kancolle shipgirls), then started working on her by making custom poses until I ran into my own limitations at the time and stopped. I remember wanting to somehow put in proper model-clothing physics collision tracking but apparently that sort of thing would destroy other people who has toasters for machines.

All that aside, you've come on at a good time, actually. Right now there is 'Virtual Market 5' (or vket 5) going on, which kind of came about as a small alternative to Comiket at first but blew up due to the Coronas. While it's mainly aimed at the Japanese audience, they've been trying to cater more for a Western audience recently, so you could visit the many worlds part of Virtual Market 5 and be inspired (and hopefully not spend too much real money if you're forking out money for the stuff you see on display).