Beer Pong for CyanTrigger
Build a Beer Pong interaction with CyanTrigger for a VRChat world, then test the scene and SDK Builder warnings before publishing. Use the video for the Unity demonstration, then test the interaction in a duplicate Worlds SDK project before adding it to the live scene.
Open a Worlds SDK project, isolate the interaction in a small test scene, and confirm ownership, synchronization, and local-only behavior before adding polish.
- Start from a backed-up Creator Companion project.
- Apply one Unity-side change at a time, then test the interaction before adding the next dependency.
- Check the scene descriptor, Builder warnings, and upload target before publishing.
Udon, CyanTrigger, and prefab tutorials sit on top of VRChat networking rules. Always decide whether the behavior should be local, synced, owner-controlled, or rebuilt for late joiners.
Playlist Companion
Creator: Fionna
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXxAf5u-pUk
Good Fit
Use this tutorial for the world interaction shown in the video. Build it in a duplicate scene first, then check ownership, sync, SDK Builder warnings, and a private upload before adding it to the live world.
Before You Start
- Confirm you are using the supported VRChat Unity version for the project.
- Open the project through VRChat Creator Companion when possible.
- Check for red Console errors before assuming the tutorial step is the problem.
- Make a backup or duplicate scene before changing assets, controllers, prefabs, or SDK settings.
Follow-Along Checklist
- Identify whether the interaction needs UdonSharp, CyanTrigger, or a prefab-only setup.
- Test with two clients when ownership, pickup state, audio, UI, or scoring can differ per player.
- Keep synced variables and expensive update loops small before expanding the system.
Help! The video was made for an older SDK or Unity version.
Older tutorial UI labels can drift. Use the current SDK panels, Builder messages, and a private test upload before relying on the setup.
Help! The result works in Unity but not in VRChat.
Test in a built VRChat instance. Runtime permissions, networking, platform restrictions, and SDK validation can change behavior that looks fine in the editor.
Help! I want to apply this to a production project.
Rebuild it in a small copy first, then move only the confirmed pieces into the production avatar or world. That keeps tutorial experiments from becoming permanent project clutter.
Official References
Related Docs
Topics: worlds, cyantrigger, triggers
