A Simple Way to Escape Version Number Confusion (Seija not Included)

Hi,

For those wondering why some of my models are labelled V1.5, V2.3, V3.1, etc., here's my ‘logic’ behind my version numbering:

V1 :

• V1 = Initial release.

• V1.1 = Quick patch or small corrections.

  • Example: https://civitai.com/models/1116289

• V1.5 = Minor update, usually without LostWord outfits.

  • Example: https://civitai.com/models/1887639

V2 :

• V2 = Major update of previous versions, including all alternate outfits released at the time (LostWord and main games).

• V2.1 = Quick patch, small improvements (better stability, reworked V2 outfits, etc.), or the addition of a forgotten outfit.

  • Example (Toyosatomimi no Miko): https://civitai.com/models/1229464

• V2.3 = A new LostWord outfit was released shortly after I published V2.

  • Example (Shion Yorigami): https://civitai.com/models/1283575

• V2.5 = One or more minor outfits added later to an existing V2 release (typically if it's just a single "minor" outfit).

  • Example (Clownpiece): https://civitai.com/models/1196749

V3 :

• V3 = Major update to V2, featuring new outfits and a rework of most existing outfits, or a major overhaul of previous V2.x versions.

• V3.1 = Quick patch, small improvements, or the addition of a forgotten outfit.

From V3 onward :

Things become much simpler (x > 3) :

• Vx = Major update.

• Vx.1 = Minor update, fixes, or small additions.

One exception (because there always has to be one): Seija Kijin.

For her, the entire versioning logic is reversed:
Final Version → Penultimate Version → Antepenultimate Version → ...