Gooloading78

…but it would be a lot more awesome if it had a useful index.
Since I couldn't find one, I made one. You can now find it right here on the RPG.net wiki. All it is is a big long list of all the items, neatly categorized, with all the colors and variations listed, so you can quickly skim to the sections that interest you, skip the items you know you don't want, and hopefully spot some items you might have missed otherwise. If you see a description that looks good, you simply type it into the Avatar Maker's search box as usual.
Yes, that does mean I trolled through the entire frikkin' directory by hand and compiled a list of every single bloody item. I think. I've almost certainly missed something in there. (I groaned in horror when I discovered that some items appear only on one gender, which meant I had to go back through again…) It gave me something to do on insomnia nights, when I was too tired to update my PbP games.
In future, maybe I or someone else will add neater layout, or split the massive monster page that it is into sub-pages. But for now, it's just lots of lines of searchable text, because it was easier that way.
If you don't know what this is all about, the Dream Avatar Maker is an electronic paper-doll program, ostensibly used to test avatars for the Gaia Online e-community, but a bunch of folks around here have starting using it to make cute chibi character sketches for their RPG campaigns. It's mostly just modern-day and anime-flavored fantasy garb, but the selection grows every month. It's fun.
To demonstrate, here are some simple, and perhaps familiar, examples:
And some of the cast of my current Traveller game, Solomani, Vilani, and Droyne…

Use it in good health, folks, and please fix any typos you find. And if you make some good 'uns, share 'em!

…but it would be a lot more awesome if it had a useful index.
Since I couldn't find one, I made one. You can now find it right here on the RPG.net wiki. All it is is a big long list of all the items, neatly categorized, with all the colors and variations listed, so you can quickly skim to the sections that interest you, skip the items you know you don't want, and hopefully spot some items you might have missed otherwise. If you see a description that looks good, you simply type it into the Avatar Maker's search box as usual.
Yes, that does mean I trolled through the entire frikkin' directory by hand and compiled a list of every single bloody item. I think. I've almost certainly missed something in there. (I groaned in horror when I discovered that some items appear only on one gender, which meant I had to go back through again…) It gave me something to do on insomnia nights, when I was too tired to update my PbP games.
In future, maybe I or someone else will add neater layout, or split the massive monster page that it is into sub-pages. But for now, it's just lots of lines of searchable text, because it was easier that way.
If you don't know what this is all about, the Dream Avatar Maker is an electronic paper-doll program, ostensibly used to test avatars for the Gaia Online e-community, but a bunch of folks around here have starting using it to make cute chibi character sketches for their RPG campaigns. It's mostly just modern-day and anime-flavored fantasy garb, but the selection grows every month. It's fun.
To demonstrate, here are some simple, and perhaps familiar, examples:
And some of the cast of my current Traveller game, Solomani, Vilani, and Droyne…

Use it in good health, folks, and please fix any typos you find. And if you make some good 'uns, share 'em!