(deepL:) このテクスチャーを自分の作品だと主張しないでください。どこかで再配布する場合や、アバターを使って再配布する場合は、私のクレジットを表示する必要があります。/ Please do not claim this texture as your own work. If you redistribute it anywhere, or use your avatar to redistribute it, you must give me credit. This is a realistic skin texture pack for VRoid! People don't tend to like this very much when you use them for VRChat avatars, but you can try (just prepare for people to say you look odd). However, these are beautiful doll textures. You can do lots of things with this, like dress up avatars to make cool pictures with them (like fantasy art!). This is why I am releasing this file anyway; it has potential beyond using it for the metaverse. All textures on this avatar are original work. Contents of package: -- * Two skin textures, beige and deep tone * Eyebrow texture * Sample eye textures * Two hair bases (you layer the hair bases on the face and body respectively, they're image files) * A sample hair texture to tint LICENSE: CC by Attribution 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.ast (you do not need to list credits if you are making a personal avatar) FAQ --- "Can I edit these skins?" Yep and then you can sell your edits, if you want! Please attribute me as the original avatar creator, though. You can make public avatar worlds with these too. "Anything you want to see with her?" I want to see how many different ways people can customize her! Cute makeup, skin edits, etc. "What are the permissions?" You can use these for all personal and commercial endeavors. You may also redistribute the file, but please credit me for creating it. "Why is there a blank spot under the avatar (on the main skin)?" This is for if you don't need the hairbase, or need to alpha out that area to create a certain hairstyle. If you don't need it then just cover it with the hairbase again. You can tint the hairbase in another program to be the color you want, or just use the pre-tinted black one. "Can I re-dress her with other things instead of VRoid's clothing system?" Yes. In fact, you can also alpha out this character's body by erasing part of the body texture with VRoid. Then in the Export tab, click "Mesh Reduction" to enable erasing transparent meshes. The program will take care of this for you once you check the box. This also lets you put on VRoid clothing without worrying about parts of your avatar clipping. "Where are the eyelashes?" I drew them directly onto the skin in order to save some polygons. You can add them back with custom textures, if you want. "I have a question that you haven't answered!" I can answer questions specific to this avatar, but I can't help with VRoid technical or general VR support. I just make cool textures, really! Send me a message if you have questions about this avatar specifically. Thank you!