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..ot: kat i've just noticed the text above the quick reply is apparently black on a dark grey background, so my end it's barely readable.

Send me PM with a screenshot.

Played around a bit more with texture baking which I covered in a video ages ago. Intentions are to have single textures like you'd see in Quake 3 where you would apply the texture per-face. Then after everything is applied, bake all the used textures into one UV map for the model.

It's a bit of a pain to set up initially. I'll see how things go with it.

haha I know I know. I get hung up on details. I'm going nuts over here with my UV map going apeshit whenever I make even the smallest of changes to the geometry

Thanks, I'm glad you like the new version of the character. I was having a hard time seeing a boy when I first read your response. I think it was because I was biased in that I designed the character to be a girl so all I was seeing was a girl regardless of hair style. After a nap though and looking at it again I can't unsee the male character.

I think with some proper texture painting it could help a bit if not make the character androgynous. I don't necessarily want the character to be super girly but I don't want a boyish character either. It would be nice to create a character that fit what the player felt was right for them.

The belt area does look considerably funky now that I'm looking closer at it. I don't know what's going on there. I think I just colored the belt too wide so the fold of the tunic/skirt is the same color as the belt rather than the lighter blue which makes the belt look like a world wrestling champion heavyweight belt or something lol.

Feet have been bothering me for a long while. I might make them smaller again more along the lines of something like

EDIT: Looking at that gif more closely I just realized how similar in a lot of ways it is to my 'goldilocks' character and my newer red-headed character. Blonde, blue scarf, the belt area, and the hair style was similar except I went with pigtails but had been seriously considering a ponytail. I only found this gif just the other day too lol. No wonder I like it so much!