If misfortune always befalls you, then I'll be the one to protect you!Main character of legendary finally translated yuri game Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 3 and her girlfriends, now in a single model for Anima.
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Rif:
Tags: R_M_N_C, brown hair, cabbie hat, twin braids,
Outfit: black shirt, neck ribbon, fur-trimmed jacket, loose belt, skirt, kneehighs, shoes
Accessories: shoulder strap, sheathed, weapon on back, shoulder bag, multiple sheaths (can use or negative last one)
Murno:
Tags: M_W_S_N, blonde hair, long hair, hair ornament,
Outfit: layered dress, detached sleeves, layered sleeves, detached leggings, shoes
Disguise: short hair with long locks, newsboy cap, glasses, cloak, duffel coat, capri pants, fishnet socks, shoes
Rufeel:
Tags: M_G_B_R, hat, animal ears, aqua hair, short hair with long locks, choker,
Tail: tail, tail ornament
Outfit: strapless shirt, tassets, fur shorts, arm ribbon, elbow gloves, partially fingerless gloves, flats
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We live in a universe where you can find out about a long-awaited patch release from an AI image site.
The patch for this (which is now out!) is probably going to be one of the last game translations where the programming/text insertion side was solved entirely by a human, and, as I understand it, this (and most modern modding) was still only possible due to software literally made by a three letter government agency (Ghidra). Not going to be the last though, since I know one project that's pretty far along and proclaims no AI (don't know if it used Ghidra though).
Speaking of finding out about things via here: Someone on Github released a proof of concept text insertion for Summon Night 3 PSP in the past few days, but its using machine translated placeholder. Probably won't see it for years (if it even gets finished), but its actually happening.
Wow! If only the government's bizarre projects produced side products like this more often