>>1828140>a little bloopy for my tastebloop!
>>1828167Layering characters on top of each other, manually entering negative or otherwise out-of-bounds values for slider settings using the import/export buttons, and so forth.
Here's the code:
http://pastebin.com/1EhYL9n0Note that a code doesn't include the horizontal & vertical smearing k-kisekae lets you do with the 7 and 8 keys. To get this code to look right, after import you must select the chest layer and hit the 8 key sixteen times.
Also, here's an explanation thing I made the last time this got asked:
https://archive.loveisover.me/e/thread/1793838/#1808631>>1827923You probably know this, but the older, low-numbered bits have no internal lines -- you can re-color their borders to turn them into generic blobs of color. These are useful in hiding the bits that don't quite look right on the other pieces you're trying to use. I especially like #3 and #4 and tend to use tons of these.
As far as favorites, I quite like the #31 spiky ponytail thing which makes a decent forelock. I use the thin wispy bits in the mid-50s a lot too.
Mostly it's just trial and error though on what bit fits. If you run out of bits, don't be afraid to stack a copy-pasted identical character behind to get ten more bits. Also remember you can always enter bogus values for the bit size sliders with the import/export feature, if you want a particular piece to be enormous or tiny or very thin or something.
>>1828153I like the way you do lips! I think she'd look better with less forehead, though.
>>1828174That looks even better now that you can make a gradient-powered glasses frame.
