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官方設定的「群組」標籤圖示。

「群組」（Groups）是一種社交功能，目的是在 VRChat 當中形成建立、維持並組織社群，以便用戶能夠更方便地互動與管理社群活動。

之所以創建群組，其核心目的便是吸引有著同樣愛好、目標的用戶們聚集一塊，好比像是粉絲群體，或是某種文化的愛好者，都能夠透過群組相聚。用戶們可以透過創建群組房間（Instances）舉辦或參與活動，而用戶還可以將自己最偏好的群組，展示在自己個人資料中，而群組的橫幅也會顯示在個人資料及用戶名牌上。群組是自2022年11月30日起正式推出的功能。

加入群組

如果要加入一個群組，首先便需要先點擊進入該群組的主要頁面。用戶目前能夠同時加入的群組上限為100個，而有訂閱 VRChat＋ 的用戶，上限則能夠提高至200個。另外，你也可以透過主選單（Main menu）的「搜尋」功能或「群組」標籤頁，來找到並加入你所偏好的群組。

你也可以透過點擊其他用戶在個人資料中展示的群組，或者是點擊內建在世界（Worlds）中的群組按鈕或宣傳海報來加入群組。而在加入群組後，你便可以透過各個群組頁面中的「房間」類別，或是在社交標籤頁中的「群組活動」欄位，找到目前你加入的群組所附屬的房間。

展示群組

在展示群組的時候，被展示的群組名稱、橫幅都會顯示在用戶名牌與個人資料的上方。若要展示任何群組，可以透過主選單的「群組」標籤頁，點擊進入該群組的主要頁面，接著點擊右上角的「展示群組」按鈕。用戶每次只能選擇展示一個群組。

隱藏群組

身為群組成員，你可以在個人資料的群組列表中，隱藏自己加入的某個群組。不過，以下情況將「無法避免」，且能夠被其他用戶「看見」你在某個群組之中：

• 當對方與你同時加入了某個群組時。
• 當對方在某個群組擁有「查看所有成員」權限時。

顯示或隱藏群組的設定

如果要隱藏某個群組，可以透過主選單的「群組」標籤頁，點擊進入該群組的主要頁面，接著點擊右上角的齒輪圖示以進入「群組設定」，你便可以在這裡切換顯示或隱藏這個群組。

此外，你也在 VRChat 官方網站中隱藏群組。在進入網站後，點擊左側的「Groups」（群組）欄位，再點擊你想隱藏的群組，之後點選「Settings」（設定）類別，即可在「Membership Preferences」（會員資格）下方的「Visibility」（可見度）欄位切換顯示或隱藏群組。

Visible（可見）	所有人都能在你的個人資料中看到你在這個群組中。
Friends Only（僅限好友）	只有好友能在你的個人資料中看到你在這個群組中。
Hidden（隱藏）	沒有人能在你的個人資料中看到你在這個群組中。

創建群組

如果要創建一個群組，創建者本身需要訂閱 VRChat＋，在訂閱失效後，用戶仍然可以保有這個群組。不過，若用戶想變更群組頭像或橫幅、編輯群組「相簿」，以及轉讓所有權給其他用戶、接收其他用戶轉讓的群組所有權，則依舊需要訂閱 VRChat＋，才能使用上述功能。目前創建群組需要到 VRChat 官方網站操作，而每個用戶最多擁有5個群組，每個群組成員上限為10萬人。

加入權限與群組可見度

When creating a group, an onboarding process presents the creator with a few privacy options. The joinability of a group determines any given user's ability to join the group. This setting can be changed later.

Free Join	Anyone can join the group freely.
Request to Join	New members must request to join the group.
Invite-Only	Those with the right permissions may invite new members to the group.

The visibility of a group determines whether or not the group can be represented or displayed on a member's profile. This setting cannot be changed later.

Public	Members can choose to advertise the group on their profile.
Private	The group cannot be advertised or displayed by members.

As mentioned, any user can manually obscure of any public group from displaying on their profile via Visibility settings.

Group banner

A banner can be uploaded by using the options on the website. The image that is uploaded is not showing entirely above those who represent it only a part of it shows. When the menu is opened up it will show a larger part of the banner.

Group roles and permissions

Viewing your roles

While it is not currently possible to select or change roles within the VRChat client, you can view all current roles applied to your account by opening the Main Menu, and clicking on the Group tab, click on a group that you wish to view your roles for. There is a 'cog' icon towards the top right of the menu, which expands a rightwards Group Settings submenu. The very top of the submenu will let you browse the roles currently applied.

Default roles

Role overview

Groups have three different tiers for roles: Management Roles, Member Roles, and Default Role. Automatically, groups will have three roles when the group is created: Everyone, which is listed under 'Default Role', Member, which is listed under 'Member Role', and Group Owner, which is listed under 'Management Role'. The role names for 'Group Owner' and 'Member' can be changed, but 'Everyone' cannot be changed or deleted.

Group Owner permissions cannot be changed or deleted in any way, since by default, they should always have all permissions. The Group owner, however, can be transferred to another willing group member as long as both parties are subscribed to VRC+. This should be deliberated heavily before transfer, since all transfers are final. Read more about Group Transferring below.

Creating roles

Roles can be added, renamed, or deleted at any time by a group's management. Each role can be given a description, and a custom set of permissions. Permissions are either toggled on, or off for a group. Roles can optionally be set to be Assigned On Join, be Self Assignable, or Require 2FA.

Self Assignable roles are optional, and users can sign into the VRChat website to apply roles to themselves, if available. However, users on platform accounts, such as Steam or Meta accounts, are unable to log in and do so, since logging into their account on the VRChat website requires the creation of a VRChat account. Group management can manually apply roles to any user at will.

Function	Description
Assign On Join	If enabled, new members will be assigned this role when they join the group. This will not affect existing members.
Self Assignable	Allows members of the group to assign this role to themselves.
Require 2FA	Requires members to have 2FA before permissions apply.

Some of the available permissions that may be assigned, as seen in the Group Management Options

Assigning permissions

To assign permissions for a role, a group manager must sign in on the VRChat website, and navigate to the Permissions tab.

• Step 1: Click Groups on the left sidebar of the website.

• Step 2: Click on a group that you can manage or change permissions for.

• Step 3: There are different tabs a group manager can access, such as Overview, Posts, etc. Click on the tab titled Settings.

• Step 4: Click on Roles, below that tab.

• Step 5: Click on the role that you wish to edit permissions for, and click Permissions with the lock icon.

• Step 6: Apply the permissions found below, scroll down to the bottom of the page, and click Save.

Permission	Function
Manage Group Member Data	Allows role to view, filter by role, and sort all members and edit data about them.
Manage Group Data	Allows role to edit group details (name, description, joinState, etc).
View Audit log	Allows role to view the full group audit log.
Manage Group Roles	Allows role to create roles, modify roles, and delete roles.
Manage Group Default Role	Allows role to manage the permissions for the default role (aka Everyone role). Requires “Manage Group Roles”.
Assign Group Roles	Allows role to assign/unassign roles to users. Requires “Manage Group Member Data”.
Manage Group Bans	Allows role to ban/unban users and view all banned users. Requires “Manage Group Member Data”.
Remove Group Members	Allows role to remove someone from the group. Requires “Manage Group Member Data”.
View All Members	Allows role to view all members in a group, not just friends.
Manage Group Announcement	Allows role to set/clear group announcement and send it as a notification.
Manage Group Galleries	Allows role to create, reorder, edit, and delete group galleries. Can always submit to galleries, and can approve images.
Manage Group Invites	Allows role to create/cancel invites, as well as accept/decline/block join requests.
Moderate Group Instance	Allows role to moderate within a group instance.
Manage Group Instances	Allows role to close an group instance.
Group Instance Queue Priority	Gives role priority for group instance queues.
Create Age Gated Instances	Allows role to create group instances that require users to have age verified and be 18 or above in order to join.
Create Group Public Instances	Allows role to create group instances that are open to all, member or not. NOTE: Private groups cannot create public instances.
Create Group+ Instances	Allows role to create group instances that friends of people present can also join.
Create Members-Only Group Instances	Allows role to create members-only instances.
Role-Restrict Members-Only Instances	Allows role to add/remove/modify role restrictions on members-only instances. Requires “Create Members-Only Group Instances”.
Portal to Group+ Instances	Allows role to open locked portals to Group+ instances. Members, friends of people there, and friends of the portal dropper may enter unless group-banned.
Unlocked Portal to Group+ Instances	Allows role to open unlocked portals to Group+ instances. Everyone except group-banned people may enter. Requires “Portal to Group+ Instances”.
Join Group Instances	Allows role to join group instances.

Group instances

The owner of a group, and those with the correct permissions may create group instances. There are three types of group instances.

Group	Only members of a group (or certain roles within the group if specified) can join the instance.
Group+	Any friend of a user in the instance can join. Group membership is not required to join the instance.
Group Public	A publicly listed instance hosted by a group to which anyone can join. Group membership is not required to join the instance.

Group instances are often moderated by the group hosting the instance. The group's owner and those given moderation permissions through their role may warn, mute, kick or ban a user within the instance. Banning a user from a group permanently prevents them from joining any Instances made by the group, as well as joining the group itself.

Group instance queues

Group Instances are also great for managing events with a high amount of people. For that situation, the VRChat Group Queues option will setup a waiting queue to process joining requests when the instance max capacity is reached. When you join the queue for an instance, you will be placed in and will receive a invite request when a slot becomes available. Once the request is received on your side, you have one minute to join the instance before your slot is given to the next person.

Transferring a group

As of March 27, 2024, owners of groups could choose to transfer the ownership of a group to another willing group member as long as both parties are subscribed to VRC+, and have available space. This should be taken under consideration, as all transfers are final.

You can transfer your group ownership to another member of the group; the target member and the group must meet the requirements below.

• The target member has verified their email address (check the Email section via account settings)
• The target member has an active VRC+ subscription
• The target member can still own more groups (each user can own up to 5 groups)
• The group is not monetized

Official resources

• Developer Update - Groups on YouTube, uploaded November 30, 2022.
• Groups is Now Live! on hello.vrchat.com
• VRChat Groups FAQ on help.vrchat.com

Trivia

• The first group ever created was "Just Bread Group" (TOASTY.1234) for testing purposes.
• Just Bread Group (TOASTY.1234), was the first ever Group, created by our server engineer Bready. While launching Groups, the data had to be organized in a specific way to maximize server performance, and one had to be created first in order to organize the database properly.

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