What’s amazing is that you will actually get toon-shading materials that look virtually identical to your VRoidStudio materials. Importing will actually extract textures, materials and meshes, and then create a prefab object that is fully configured and completely resembles your character in VRoidStudio. When the model finishes exporting, the first thing you notice is that a few folders and files are created.
Just a note, you should import your model into an empty folder inside your project, to keep things more organized. When the package is installed, you can drag and drop your VRoidStudio exported VRM file into Unity, and it will import just like any other file. The VRM importer is distributed as a Unity package, so all you need to do is create an empty Unity project and import this package. To use it, you just need to go to the user’s GitHub page here.
One of the options is to use a VRM importer for Unity, created by someone who goes by dwango. There are people that, seeing this format limitation, have come up with their own Unity solutions to use these characters. You can share them or keep them for your own projects. You retain full copyright of your creations in the software. If you want to add VMD to your mecanim, just Create a New state then put your anim-ized VMD there, and play.As a note, I should mention that, yes, you are free to use your anime characters in any way you want.
Unity has Mecanim, it’s easier (for me) to animate especially a lazy person like me (too lazy to reanimate every locomotion for every model).
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