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[[$pagelink1 | Resonite]] by itself doesn't have a concept of a user avatar and its associated behaviors, however it comes with a set of [[$pagelink2|components]] that provide a conventional (but highly flexible) avatar system that will cover most situations. However as with anything else in Resonite, you can build entirely your own to suit your needs or omit it completely, if you don't need avatars at all.

Resonite by itself doesn't have a concept of a user avatar and its associated behaviors, however it comes with a set of components that provide a conventional (but highly flexible) avatar system that will cover most situations. However as with anything else in Resonite, you can build entirely your own to suit your needs or omit it completely, if you don't need avatars at all.

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	[[~~Special:MyLanguage/Resonite~~ \| Resonite]] by itself doesn't have a concept of a user avatar and its associated behaviors, however it comes with a set of [[~~:Category:Components~~\|components]] that provide a conventional (but highly flexible) avatar system that will cover most situations. However as with anything else in Resonite, you can build entirely your own to suit your needs or omit it completely, if you don't need avatars at all.		[[$pagelink1 \| Resonite]] by itself doesn't have a concept of a user avatar and its associated behaviors, however it comes with a set of [[$pagelink2\|components]] that provide a conventional (but highly flexible) avatar system that will cover most situations. However as with anything else in Resonite, you can build entirely your own to suit your needs or omit it completely, if you don't need avatars at all.