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>The most I can do is unity shenanigans, but I wouldn't be surprised if some folk even struggle with unity. It's better to set the bar low than high for avatar creation/implementation and I'd rather not have folk feel like they can't come because they can't into unity/blender.

Maybe I've been here too long. If it isn't a costume competition with judges then the minimum is the "whatever you can do". Imagine it's patties day, try to find your avatar's textures and make them green or learn enough blender/unity to stick a hat on your avatar etc. If you can't blender or unity, then try to learn a tiny bit so you can do one of those things.

But that standard for events must be higher than "I want to participate but my only skill is showing up and drinking until I pass out"