Category Archives: Previews

I’ve just uploaded 27 new items for the HandRight-Standard set in the HeroMachine 3 Alpha incorporating many of your suggestions. I think I hit all the high points, but just in case I am going to hold off on converting … Continue reading →

I’ve just published the Heads-Aliens set of items for the HeroMachine 3 alpha. It includes many of the items you suggested in that last thread, so thank you! Solander in particular put up some electron microscope close-ups of real-life critters … Continue reading →

I have just published the FootRight-Female set of items to the HeroMachine 3 Alpha. I was hoping to translate them to the FootLeft, but frankly I ran out of time before I have to leave for vacation tomorrow. Oops. But, … Continue reading →

I am happy to announce the release of the Female Standard set of items for the “Hair” slot in HeroMachine 3! With 79 items, 2/3 of which are brand new and the rest properly sized and positioned conversions from the … Continue reading →

As the title says, I’ve just released the “TopsFemaleSpandex” set of items into the wild for use with the HeroMachine 3 Alpha. All of the items from the male set are included, along with some extras for changing the waist … Continue reading →

At long last, I am pleased beyond words to announce that the female template is now available for the HeroMachine 3 Alpha. Included in this initial release are BodyFemaleStandard, HeadFemaleStandard, and HeadFemaleFace. All the standard options from the male template … Continue reading →

At the urging of a couple of comments in the previous post, here’s an updated version of the propose shoulders-square female figure. The new one’s on the left, with “more finishing details” like toenails, better hands, etc. and slimmer hips, … Continue reading →

I’d like to get your feedback on two possible female templates. The image below has the two generic ones (with faces for reference) in the middle, then two sample characters with outfits on so you can see how they might … Continue reading →

I’m working my way through a great usability study Mark Shute did (for which he got an outstanding A+ in a 700 level course — woot Mark!). Before I actually hack up the code, I wanted to present the basic … Continue reading →