vrm-weapon-attach

To attach a weapon to a VRM avatar, you integrate the GLB prop with the normalized hand bones using the @pixiv/three-vrm framework. This ensures precise positioning and orientation correction so the weapon follows animated hand movements accurately.

VRM weapon props float at the wrist due to matrix propagation issues when directly parenting objects. Using a dedicated world-space holder group for weapon parenting prevents this, ensuring the prop aligns correctly with the avatar's hand bone hierarchy.

You can achieve natural finger curling by utilizing normalized humanoid bone tracking from the @pixiv/three-vrm framework. This manages the bone hierarchy to facilitate accurate hand-grip animations that sync with the attached weapon.

Yes, the world-space holder pattern fixes incorrect weapon orientation by preventing matrix propagation issues. It uses a dedicated group for weapon parenting and applies orientation correction to ensure props look properly integrated.

Yes, you can add emissive glow to attached props. The skill provides built-in logic for visual material enhancement, allowing you to apply emissive glow and material adjustments to make the 3D weapons look integrated with the VRM avatar.

Yes, normalized humanoid bones are required for accurate runtime matrix synchronization. Utilizing the normalized bone hierarchy from @pixiv/three-vrm ensures weapons follow animated hand movements correctly during interactive avatar experiences.