Enigma OS Documentation
Fully-configurable in-world control surface for VRChat
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Introduction
Enigma OS is a fully-configurable in-world control surface for VRChat worlds. It pairs the look and feel of a hardware MIDI launchpad or DJ mixer with a flexible action system that lets you wire up nearly any in-world behaviour — material swaps, screen shader effects, skybox changes, AudioLink modulation, GameObject toggles, Udon variable writes, transform changes, teleports, and more — all without writing a single line of code. Configuration happens entirely through the Unity inspector: you build folders of buttons, drop actions onto each one from a categorized picker, and Enigma OS bakes everything down to runtime arrays consumed by a single Udon executor at play time.
Out of the box, Enigma OS ships with two ready-to-use prefabs (a button-only Launchpad and a fader-equipped Mixer with a built-in AudioLink controller and screen display), a library of templates covering common patterns (object toggles, material swaps, skybox switchers, world-stat displays, persistent presets, and turnkey folders for popular shader sets), and integrated support for popular third-party systems (OhGeezCmon Access Control, ProTV, Flatline). Advanced features include exclusivity tags, time-based auto-changing, conditional and stepped actions, color palettes, persistent per-user preset storage via VRChat PlayerData, dynamic faders that re-bind based on which buttons are active, and multi-controller support with room boundaries for spatially-separated installs. The result is a single asset that scales from a one-button toggle to a full mixer-style FX rig.
The Mixer prefab’s design is inspired by the Roland VR-50HD AV Mixer.
