@Craket Making hair is rather problematic. I model it directly on an export of a character, in 1:1 scale. Cool thing about it is that when I import the result in YL2, it's exactly where it should be. But only for that particular character. Just like bunny hair, the control point is at the origin point - the character's feet. Trying to precisely shift and scale that hair to match a character with different body size, while zoomed out, is difficult.
There's a rather straightforward fix for that - since objects exported in .obj remember vertexes in relation to the global origin point, and not the object's, I can just snap the entire model to the center of the space before exporting (but then it requires some initial positioning every time I import and I'm just too lazy to do it properly). I'll try to make some modules over the weekend.
I had that same problem as well, but YL2c has an answer for PARTS, with CTRL+click and whatnot snapping it to a position on the body. Not that difficult of an adjustment afterwards.
Also dont force yourself anything! I am not asking you to do it, was just sharing ideas.
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There's a rather straightforward fix for that - since objects exported in .obj remember vertexes in relation to the global origin point, and not the object's, I can just snap the entire model to the center of the space before exporting (but then it requires some initial positioning every time I import and I'm just too lazy to do it properly).
I'll try to make some modules over the weekend.
I'm not forcing myself, I'm just utilising the power of self-loathing.
BTW, I can make some more characters skins. Any requests?