[Offtopic] Listening in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\VRChat\VRChat_Data\StreamingAssets\Avatars"

[BlackWolfWoof]

Soooo, apparently EAC doesn't like me looking at that folder in any shape or form xd
EAC nukes procmon when i listen for that path and even if i just try to list files with a simple nodejs programm it gets angry at me.

To re-itterate, i do not want to rip avatars. I just want access to the file names that are in that folder, nothing more.
I have my own private avatar database of public avatars, which i can search.
I am using it to find cool avatars and to catch bad actors which use crashing avatars. Logging the avatar id's allows me to more easily report them if found.

When using the amplitude file, i do not have access to the avatars when my game crashes before i can switch / re-join instances.

I saw that procmon was mentioned, and in another thread that forgot the id from, it was also mentioned, that this could be a method of collecting avatar id's.
What options do i have?

[ShayBox]

Procmon is already supported in the logger, not sure if it still works as they could have patched it, VRChat's dev team are the worst and don't deserve anything good in life.

[BlackWolfWoof]

Tbh when i manually did the procmon thing, it noticed and killed it. For me it didn't pick up avatars live, like vrchat saves them in the folder i mentioned when using vrc-log.

[ShayBox]

Yeah it seems to kill procmon now, yet another thing patched.