Difference between revisions of "Windows Floating Point Setup for VTube"
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Latest revision as of 19:35, 27 May 2022
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VTube-STEP and LASER require that the Windows decimal point be set to a dot and not a comma. For example, if the comma is used as a floating point separator, then VTube-LASER will not fit the centerline, and STEP mode will not import Supravision files correctly.
How to set the Floating Point Symbol in Windows 7
Step 1
Press Start, then Control Panel.
Step 2
Click on Clock, Region, and Language.
Step 3
Click on Region and Language.
Step 4
In the Formats tab, click on Additional Settings.
Step 5
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In the decimal symbol dropdown box, change the decimal symbol to a dot. |
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How to set the Floating Point Symbol in Windows 11
Step 1
Press Start, then search for the Control Panel.
Step 2
Click on Clock and Region.
Step 3
Click on Region.
Step 4
In the Formats tab, click on Additional Settings.
Step 5
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In the decimal symbol dropdown box, change the decimal symbol to a dot. |
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Other
- Back to VTube-LASER
- Back to VTube-PRO
- Back to VTube-STEP
- See the VTube Software Maintenance Plan page
