I love this kind of constructive criticism! But in this case, I think it's a visual effect produced by the deep shadows.
From this perspective it appears that you are right. Unfortunately, it's usually the visual effect that counts. And this one is confusing. Shadows may come into play, but also the hidden curve of the chaise longue. It turns out that there is more space there than visible.
My only critique of it is that Scarlett has way too much clothing onFrom this perspective it appears that you are right. Unfortunately, it's usually the visual effect that counts. And this one is confusing. Shadows may come into play, but also the hidden curve of the chaise longue. It turns out that there is more space there than visible.
And many thanks for the additional render.
You're probably right. But you can never have enough of Scarlett. Especially in such a romantic approach.My only critique of it is that Scarlett has way too much clothing on
Looks like you don't want a Meemaw but a Moomaw.
Looks like you don't want a Meemaw but a Moomaw.
Looks like you don't want a Meemaw but a Moomaw.
Oh goodness didnt know we were getting aome progress with Lisa. Extra excited now.I wrote kanji because "Unknown Asian language character" was too long
Ordered by the number of dialogue lines:
Maddie*+, Megan*+, Amanda*, Betty*, Eileen*, Kiara*, Daphne*, Meemaw*(+), Norah(*), Alexia*, Eva, Kim*, Erika, Lisa*, Martha, Debbie*, Scarlett*, Emma, Kate*, Saira
The ones with an * have some story progression. The ones with a + have lewd scenes. I won't spoil why Meemaw's + and Norah's * are between parenthesis.
Everyone will get their day in the sun.
Both
Please explain to me what you mean by mirrored. Do you mean they are flipped? Horizontally like a flipped manga? Vertically? 'Cause it sounds like you're saying they're mirrors of each other, to which I see four distinct groupings of artistic lines (yea, I can't read a lick of kanji).
Think he means that you see them through a mirror so they are flipped horizontally.
What I mean that is that each plaque is backwards,
I'm definitely being sincere, as I've seen some games cobbled together with kanji but with no real meaning.
They are just used as decoration. I use assets I bought, and will never use in the game, for those special renders. In this case, the asset is an apartment called
That would probably be the joke by the creator of the asset: "What's that hanging on your wall? Oh - just artful engravings."
If it is used as a bedroom decoration, I found that there is an engraving of the Tokugawa family coat of arms in the lower right corner. So, I default to this as a Japanese style home. Maybe, you can use 愛（love） or 寧靜（ peaceful ）, if you are Buddhist you can use 禪（Zen）.
