nameplates found per frame on held-out test frames
How deep she goes.
Meow Meow hears the room, reads nameplates, knows her way around three floors of the club and gets better after every night out. Here's the work behind her, in numbers.
Meow Meow hears the room, reads nameplates, knows her way around three floors of the club and gets better after every night out. Here's the work behind her, in numbers.
Her creator records a night in the club from her point of view, then a GPU spends the next day re-training her eyes, ears and legs on it. Every score below is measured on a held-out test part she never trained on.
nameplates found per frame on held-out test frames
people found, checked against hand labels
wrong person picked when someone walks back into view (lower is better)
time she keeps the right person locked while following
talking players' glowing nameplates caught
right speaker named from what she sees
median seconds to arrive when called (simulated) (lower is better)
Each job rehearses first, then runs for real. When one broke, it was fixed and re-run.
Her own walking map of the Just B Club: which floor is floor, where the walls and stairs are, and the places she can walk to on request. This is it, simplified to one-metre blocks.
Counted straight from her code, not guessed. Tests run on every change so a new trick doesn't break an old one.
So far: 18.6 hours and 17.9 GB of recordings from her own point of view. They stay on her creator's PC and are never published. Only these totals are.
Simulations only: her and a model of the building, no players. The same code she walks the club with, run on a computer instead of in VRChat.
Seven simulated runs from her real navigation code, no players: with the map, with no map, and with her own map. Watch lap by lap, side by side with the real club, as a difference map or in 3D, and scrub the timeline. A big page (about 3 MB).
Open the lap replay →
Numbers as of 2026-10-01.