I recognized that I was part of the problem and lemme tell you I kinda tore myself apart because of it. Y2K and kpop styles are dominated by stick thin models 2 shades lighter than paper and I don’t want to cater to that type of stylization anymore especially since I’m one of the people out here crying for diversity and representation. I’m being a bit dramatic but I’m also trying to be honest. I 100% made it to please the crowd even though I was suffering because of it. That set haunts me tbh and on the one hand I regret making it but on the other hand - and since I don’t like looking at projects in completely negative ways - I did learn how to do shit in blender that was giving me big problems before (like optimizing topography, weight painting, transferring the UV_1, identifying specific issues with meshes and package files, ect) Don’t know what came over me but I’m sure I was possessed by the devil. Will I ever allow myself to think that way again about any of my models ever despite the fact that they are pixels? Absofuckinglutely not. Male (Teen - Elder) Base Game Compatible. I did an update to all of them recently, mostly just changing thumbnails & CAS catalog order, so they’re placed near each other. When I was choosing the models for the set I made the conscious decision to not include one of my thicker models because she didn’t “fit the style” Was it a toxic frame of mind? Yes. Some of my previous standalone CC released put into one pack.
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