LifePlay [v4.0 Beta 1]

v4.0 beta 1.

• New system that allows players to import their own PNG or JPG image files into the game at runtime. In the original improvement plan, I mentioned this is not guaranteed as possible, so I am happy to announce that my experiment with it finally paid off, opening so many possibilities now and in the future.
• The new overlay feature (which relies on a runtime import system above) to import custom tattoos, acne, etc.
• Features of real real faces (also relying on a runtime import system above) to make lifeplay characters based on real self photos, someone you know, celebrities, or your favorite video game characters. The last character you make of course be saved as presets and shared with the community if you want.
• Some preset celeb as an example for this new feature
• Beginner-friendly tutorial documents for this new real face import feature, because it requires additional manual preparation steps from basic photos before the results can be imported into the game.
• New morphs for the right ethnic differences: Black and Asian characters do not only look like default Caucasian characters painted again
• New morphs for the right age difference: adolescents and senior citizens will now both look convincing
• New morphs for orcs, elves and vampires, make it more distinguished from humans
• New morphs for feminine-faced men
• New morphs for fine face asymmetry
• New morphs for complete face presets (like today, Cynthia, Shu, etc.) that can be mixed together to easily make a unique face
• Minimize the old problem where the vagina changes form with morph which does not appear to be related. You must now have more space to play with different morphs before everything is weird, even though it’s still not 100% perfect – it’s just the way it works morph.
• Delete many ‘trash’ morphs that are almost invisible but take resources and confuse users
• “Visual mode” – Complete the UI Overhaul of the Morphs tab from the character’s customization menu, making it a far more visual, interactive, and user friendly experience. I hope 90% of players will find using the “visual mode” that is enough for their needs because it has given you the most significant morph and makes it easier to use. A large old slider list is still there, now called “detailed mode”, only means for advanced users who want to change a little number for small morphs and experiment with the value or negative value above 1 etc.