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Too much waifus
I was wishing the community of FaceRig Live2D are going to create various ranges of creative Rigs and personas.
But i only find Pochaemon and a poorly drawn man on a paper.And probably the rest 90% of the community created contents are waifus
At least we cud use some male characters but no i only see Genos and Pochaemon at the workshop, and all others are waifu ♥♥♥♥. I mean its WAYYY too much, its surging and even common characters has many versions. Its an avalanche,

Long Time ago I was hiring modellers to make Kingdom hearts character live2d for more than 10keys or 25dollars tf2 payment and still no one takes it. And these people be making their waifu ♥♥♥♥ for a key and refined metals or 1 dollar tips.
These waifu communities are inevitable it seems. All i can do is just to wait til someone willing take the job to create a content for me.

And this got me thinking. If most of these anime waifu girl persona makers and users are mostly going to be male, its a question and possible cringe of why would someone pretend themselves as anme girl on skype, omegle, chatrl, and others. This one is completely my opinion though.
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Sue 2 3 Mar, 2016 @ 10:56pm 
Finally someone said this lol.

Facerig has getting a lot of recognition in Japan since Live2D support and artists who has been making Live2D models before begin to port their model to Facerig. Hence the surge of models on Workshop.
As you said, the 'waifus' content is just inevitable... Facerig has been using 'waifus' model for Live2D DLC trailers and you know where they are going to market this DLC to.

I won't judge how people are going to use these avatars, some of them are using it just for fun with their friends. Or probably because they like the characters. Same thing can be goes to official 3D female models.

I believe there's always been demands for male models on Workshop, especially male character from JRPG (I think people would love Cloud or Sora's avatar, that would be cool)
It's just that there's aren't enough artists familiar with Live2D. It's a pretty niche software that previously only Japanese could understand it and their English learning resources are pretty scarce. I see they're going to improve upon those aspects tho.

Lastly, if I understand your third paragraph correctly, I want to point out during my observation artists would charge $60 - $100 per avatar. That's if you want them to draw the model and also rig them altogether. So yeah, no one gonna takes your 10 TF2 keys or 1 refined for an avatar.
Last edited by Sue; 4 Mar, 2016 @ 3:03am
@Sue i'm glad ur feedback is constructive i was expecting a storm of angry anime fans.

Yes i have no problems with the surge of waifu stuffs but the absence of other different content is what bothers me. And i dont judge how they will use it as i put my own disclaimer that its purely my own opinion to see it in a weird way.

Lastly, if artists were to charge me 60-100$ for a live2d rigging, i think it is too much since its not my first time requesting things. I have paid more than 5-6 model making and rigging for TF2 game, which is as well not easy since tf2 has specific character rigging and animations per-classes itself. And they charge me 15 up to 38 dollars a model, from a scrap meshing to texture mapping and rigging to the game itself.
If it was the full HD 3d character rigging request i'd understand and gladly pay 60$+ for a fully working 3D Kingdom hearts character (non live2D), but for a live2D these 60$+ are bit too much dont u think?
Cheers
Sue 2 4 Mar, 2016 @ 9:40am 
I do think those are fair price given that the artist have to draw and rig the model then testing it so it would looks fine in Facerig. So you're paying the artist to do two different job.
Especially if you have worked with Live2D before.. unless you're making a very basic model, making a model with non-common parts and with specific art style is pretty time consuming. And to charge them at range of $15 - $30... if it's a single artwork I understand, but for a Facerig avatar it's unjustifiable.

Also Live2D models can be used in anything beyond of a virtual avatar. From your commissioned model you can put them in games...making interactive app out of it, etc. So I believe those models are worth more.

I'm curious about those models you were speaking of, are they Live2D models? For what purpose?
Ah i never worked with a Live2D rigging, or any facerig custom model, only custom model rigging for source based games and TF2 in particular. I guess tahts more understandable

The models i asked before, idk just some childhood outburst, i grew up with Kingdom hearts and i just wanna have that character in my facerig and use it time to time when i feel like it :D
Sue 2 4 Mar, 2016 @ 10:05am 
Originally posted by GIRUMON BB:
Ah i never worked with a Live2D rigging, or any facerig custom model, only custom model rigging for source based games and TF2 in particular. I guess tahts more understandable

The models i asked before, idk just some childhood outburst, i grew up with Kingdom hearts and i just wanna have that character in my facerig and use it time to time when i feel like it :D

I knew you were talking about entirely different kind of model ;P
I understand, I've tinkering a lot with Source Engine before. It's fairly easy to modify already available models given that you have basic knowledge of 3D software and Source SDK.

Thanks for the thoughtful discussion! And yeah hopefully one will come up, lol
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