Females are more varied (bust size, hip size and shoulder size can be changed). Male bodies are pretty limited in the editing (only the shoulders can be altered in terms of the overall body type). Of course there’s a defined look that people want but if you’re looking to make a “curvier” sort of male it’s a tad sad. (If you have money to spend people take commissions to build models for others as well).Īnother downside to this, though is the body editor if you’re picky like me. (Look at the images in my “about” for examples.)Īn upside though is there’s a lot of textures you can find on Booth that people have up if you aren’t artsy/don’t know how to make what you want some being free others not. You can draw it on the textures but it’s only the one hoodie if I’m making sense.
There’s some drawbacks however, being the clothing is only what they give you so you can’t have, say a shirt under a hoodie. To create your clothes you alter the varying default clothing’s textures into whatever you want. I used Vroid Studio which is super fun if you’re a character creating machine! It’s pretty easy to use once you get the hang of it.
I never went with 2D because everything I tried didn’t work for me or cost money and I don’t have money to spend. Vroid Studio It’s not as crazy as it looksįirst thing you want is a model of sorts. And make sure it can handle multiple programs open at once (depending on what you plan to do that’s really important also). Please note that these are all my opinions based on my own experiences.įirst off, please have a computer with more than 24GB. Hallo hallo! I have decided to create a basic list of the different programs I have gone through to try and become a Vtuber!
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