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Also, I was wondering if there is a tutorial for importing custom characters

there's non atm sadly

Understood, thanks~

There was, but the process has been simplified from what it was. Dev is working on a tutorial for generating images with art style similar to the game's art style. Hopefully, it will also have an updated tutorial for custom characters with it.

For now, you mostly just need the image of your character you are going to use for the game. If you don't have one, have an AI generate one for you using Civit.AI or Perchance. Preferably a full-body portrait in 2:3, around 2k resolution though it can be less, with a neutral pose, and a simple plain background for editing in GIMP.

Look online for a free 2d to 3d model converter to make a 3d mode of your character. You should get a .glb you can import during character creation for your directionals. 

Make a copy of the full image and resize it to 32x32 for the small no direction image, if you care about that.

Edit the full body image in GIMP, add alpha channel to image and remove background to make it transparent. Save and Export as a .PNG, then import the image during character creation. That should be it for the minimum requirements. 

I know that probably won't answer all your questions, but at some point you'll have to learn to figure it out on your own. Ask ChatGPT for more specific help like prompt hierarchy or how to remove background from an image. I know I've done that to figure the small things out myself. 

you can use www.remove.bg to remove backgrounds fast from any png

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Nice. See I learned to do it the hard way on GIMP years ago for simple backgrounds, so I never bothered to look up an easier way. I'll keep this in mind for the future, though I dislike making accounts to use a service I can do myself.

you dont need an account to just remove the backgrounds :) you only need an account if you want to do additonal edits

Thanks for all that, its big help!
I usually ask first before messing around with programs, its usually better and prevents me from breaking things.