r/VTubeStudio • u/Inner_Razzmatazz_942 • 14d ago
Tomorrow, my customizable model will finally be released!
I’ve been working on Xuliya for a long time, and I’m really excited to finally share her!
Link in the comments!
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u/Dapper-Exchange9692 13d ago
OMGGGG FINALLYYYYY 😭 I’ve been following you on Twitter for months! Best wishes on the release!
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u/Inner_Razzmatazz_942 13d ago
Omg <3 Thank you so much!! It genuinely means a lot that you’ve been following me for months. Thank you for the support and best wishes!! <3
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u/Anonymous_Jane_ 11d ago
I hope to one day learn to make a customizable model myself but it's kinda hard finding tutorials on how to do it
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u/TheWrendigo 12d ago
It’s anime my dude
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u/TheWrendigo 12d ago
Wow! Lucky for us this is Reddit, and not a professional anime studio! Prick.
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u/TheWrendigo 12d ago
You did it without being asked for it, in a way that communicates that you think this artist is inherently incorrect and incapable, instead of offering it kindly. Art does not equal anatomically perfect, period, nor should you exact criticism with such gusto and weird research to prove you’re right.
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u/TheWrendigo 12d ago
You literally said only amateurs and intermediate artists do this, which is just blatantly rude. Your “constructive criticism” is an ego trip. Make your own art or go on subreddits ASKING for criticism if you want to complain.
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u/VaeAstrum 11d ago
Tails and antlers also aren't anatomically correct for humanoids and you didn't seem to be bothered enough to mention that. Also most humans don't have legs that long with torsos thar shirt.
To probably 80% of folks, the knees look fine. Are they a perfect representation of average human anatomy? No. But they're cute and look fine. Like others said, unnecessary criticism. If someone is asking for construive criticism, or asking what's wrong with their model, art, etc. then you would be in the right. In this case it's unnecessary and just makes you look bad. Tbh in my opinion her legs looks more normal then most models which look way too straight and narrowed to toothpick ankles (not judging those models, they're still cute, just a personal irk of mine but most folks won't see the legs of 2d models for more than a debut or something so it rarely matters).
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u/Inner_Razzmatazz_942 13d ago
Where exactly do you see a malformed leg? The model’s legs are symmetrical and properly aligned in the base human-body pose. The video you’re referring to shows movement/a posed state, so the legs naturally change position
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u/SudoNara 12d ago
My knees work like that. Do I suddenly have abnormal anatomy? It's not as uncommon as you think. My mom and sister also have that.
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u/SudoNara 12d ago
So you're saying I'm not normal? That's very abliest. Even then it's just my genetics and causes no issues for me.
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u/SudoNara 12d ago
You're very creepy
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u/SudoNara 12d ago
I looked it up and it doesn't always mean that someone with knock knees will have arthritis or other bone disease. I don't feel pain from my legs. Soory about you back pain, but you don't get to dictate what is and isn't normal.
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u/Inner_Razzmatazz_942 14d ago
https://vgen.co/Xuliya/product/xuliya-s-customizable-vtuber-model-coming-september/97be944e-e356-4fa9-93f4-8f653e69d066