Hxh Vs Reallyreallyreallytrying, Or As I Call It, Really X Trying (part 3/?)

hxh vs reallyreallyreallytrying, or as I call it, really x trying (part 3/?)

The values to hide body parts (on “K-ON! Kisekae 2”) 体の各部位が見えなくなる数値と、それを利用した「生首」状態の作成手順。

サンプルデータ(「マネキン人形」の身長を50にしたもの) データは一部分のみ掲載(以下同様)。 28**ca50.0.40.75.15.34.34.0.10_cb0

脚部の長さを-176に — caの4番め 28**ca50.0.40.-176.15.34.34.0.10_cb0

腰の幅を-436に — caの6番め 28**ca50.0.40.-176.15.-436.34.0.10_cb0

腹部の長さを-283に — caの3番め 28**ca50.0.-283.-176.15.-436.34.0.10_cb0

肩幅を25600などにして両腕を画面外に — caの9番め(最後) 28**ca50.0.-283.-176.15.-436.34.0.25600_cb0 注意: 後述の「cb1」を利用する場合はもっと大きな数字が必要になる場合があります(たとえば100000ぐらい)。

胸囲を-345に — caの5番め 28**ca50.0.-283.-176.-345.-436.34.0.25600_cb0 トンボ状のものが残るので、生首状態を作る場合に関しては、胸部（や両腕)を数値書き換えで消すメリットはないと言ってよいかも。

上記4のデータを適用した状態から、胸の大きさを1に変更。腕を折りたたむ。 (データ省略)

こびと化(ちびサイズ化) — 「cb1」 28**ca50.0.-283.-176.15.-436.34.0.10_cb1

頭のサイズを1950に(2000以上でも可) — ddの5番め(最後) 28**ca50.0.-283.-176.15.-436.34.0.10_cb1_dd9.0.34.30.1950

胸部を隠す際に「こびと化(ちびサイズ化)」を使って小さくすると、身長スライダーで生首の大きさを調節することが可能になります。

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➪ Connor, Model RK800

tips for writing bilingual characters

there are different types of bilinguals

the All Around: speaks, reads, and writes both languages pretty well

the Conversational: one language is stronger than the other; can speak the other language a lot better than they read/write it (a lot of kids of immigrants are this type)

the High Schooler: understands what’s being said to them in the other language, can’t really speak it

don’t have your characters randomly drop words from their other language mid-sentence around people who don’t speak it lol

languages are a mindset thing. like personally if i’m around english-speakers, i’m speaking english and i don’t really switch to my other language (which is portuguese)

so like if you’re writing a bilingual character who speaks spanish and have them say something like “hey chad let’s go to the biblioteca” to an english speaker i’ll probably spend 5 minutes laughing and then close your story lmao

exception: the character is speaking in their weaker language and forgot a word (”where are the…? uh… llaves…. keys! keys, where are they?”)

otherwise really the only time your character should be randomly switching languages mid-sentence is if they’re talking to another bilingual

like i don’t speak spanish but i’ve legit never heard a spanish speaker say “ay dios mio” to gringos lmao

conversations between two bilingual people can take a few different forms:

Pick One: they pick one language and kinda stick with it for the whole conversation (a conversation i might have with my portuguese-speaking mom: ”you okay?” “yeah, i’m good. how’re you?” “i’m fine, but your dad-”)

Back-and-Forth: someone says something in one language, the other person replies in the other (”tudo bem?” “yeah, i’m good. how’re you?” “tou bem, mas o seu pai-”)

Combo: they speak a combo of the two languages, a popular example being spanglish, though basically every bilingual has their own combo language (”tudo bem?” “sim, tou bem. how’re you?” “i’m fine, mas o seu pai-”)

when in doubt: just ask a bilingual to look at your stuff and tell you if anything sounds weird