Mark Zuckerberg says that Meta has “major updates” deliberate for its VR graphics after beforehand sharing a picture of his personal VR avatar that was extensively mocked. He mentioned the corporate would share in regards to the modifications at its upcoming Connect convention.

Zuckerberg’s replace comes a number of days after a screenshot from Horizon Worlds, the corporate’s social VR setting, went viral on Twitter. 

The pictures have been initially shared last week alongside an announcement that Horizon Worlds was launching in France and Spain. The screenshot confirmed an almost featureless Zuckerberg avatar in entrance of a VR Eiffel Tower and Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia. The picture shortly took on a lifetime of its personal on Twitter as people mocked the low-res and amateur-looking graphics. In explicit, many questioned why Zuckerberg’s avatar was so flat and lifeless when the corporate has spent billions of {dollars} and staked its future on the success of the metaverse.

Though Zuckerberg didn’t straight tackle the critiques, he acknowledged the picture he had beforehand shared was “pretty basic,” and promised enhancements. His newest put up included two new, rather more detailed and lifelike renders: his avatar and an outside scene depicting historical ruins.

“I know the photo I posted earlier this week was pretty basic — it was taken very quickly to celebrate a launch,” Zuckerberg wrote. “The graphics in Horizon are capable of much more — even on headsets — and Horizon is improving very quickly.”