É comum que eventos sociais peçam um traje social.
Para homens isso significa um bom terno, porém, para mulheres, essa é 🍏 uma resposta aberta para opções variadas: curto ou longo? Qual o tecido ideal? Sapato fechado ou sandálias? Preciso usar vestido? 🍏 São perguntas justas para quem se preocupa em estar elegante em todas as ocasiões.
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Muitas vezes, o 🍏 convite já vem com a indicação do traje a ser usado no evento, o que facilita bastante nossa vida.
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The art for characters, which includes their model and the poses that make up their sprites, is made in a ♣ Japanese paper doll program called Kisekae, which is based on the K-On anime art style and was developed by a ♣ user named Pochi. Kisekae has both an online and offline version; the offline version is the one used with other ♣ SPNatI character creation software to make sprites. Pochi continues to update Kisekae with new features to this day.
Many characters' sprites ♣ also utilize image editing and other forms of post-processing, such as Photoshop. Additionally, to save file space, character sprites are ♣ compressed using a web tool known as TinyPNG.
A character's dialogue, mechanics, metadata/information, and pose-to-line assignments are found in their "behaviour.xml" ♣ files, which are essentially text documents. Creating a .xml file can be done by using the SPNatI Character Editor program ♣ ("CE") to write dialogue. The CE also has built-in support for converting Kisekae scenes ("codes") into character sprites, which would ♣ otherwise have to be done manually.
SPNatI offers comprehesive documentation on our tools, features, and policy in our Official Docs Repo. ♣ We highly recommend any new devs start here:
https://spnati/docs/