Version 56 (this release)

• Grammar pass. Every library line was checked for a/an (for example a Oxford shoe is now an Oxford shoe, A alien jumpsuit is now An alien jumpsuit). 4,093 lines in 712 files were corrected. References such as __file__ are never touched.

• Folder edition. A new, optional download, Guyanonymous_Wildcards_Browse_v56.zip, holds the same 16,501 files grouped into 12 family folders (people, clothing, accessories, body, pose_camera_style, places, groups, objects, animals, nature_buildings_vehicles, food_tableware, other). References are rewritten as __family/name__ and all of them resolve. Use it with tools that support folder paths. The flat folder stays the main edition and works everywhere. A folder edition will be included in every new version.

• Quality check. The people prompts were rechecked and fewer than 1% show any problem. The remaining cases are rare mixes such as an older age with a youthful word.

• 100 random sample prompts, one per line with no blank lines, show people in random clothing, pose, setting and photographic style, period clothing, costumes, groups, outfits, animals, plants, buildings, vehicles, food, tableware, rooms and tools.

Version 55

• Food in parts. 8 food categories (cheese, fruit, vegetables, bread, desserts, whole dishes from many cuisines, drinks, snacks) with 100+ foods, each fully described (for example Swiss cheese, which is a pale yellow cheese with large round holes). food_<category> lists them, food_<category>_name gives just the names, and food_<category>_prompt adds a state, a garnish, a surface and light that suit the food. food_prompt picks any category.

• Tableware in parts. 8 types (dinner plate, bowl, cup, glass, cutlery set, teapot, serving platter, jug), each with shape, material, pattern and finish files (ware_plate... style names such as ware_bowl_material), assembled by ware_<type>_prompt and ware_prompt.

• Table settings and meals. table_setting_prompt builds a whole table (layout, cloth, plate and glass materials, a dish and light). meal_prompt picks a dish, a table setting or any food.

• Consolidation. New docs/INDEX_v55.txt (every family of files with counts and ready-made prompt files), docs/QUICK_START_v55.txt (how to use the library in five minutes) and docs/MODEL_NOTES_v55.txt (which files suit natural-language models, short-prompt models and token-limited models).

• Regression run. All 166 entry points were expanded 15 times each with no errors, no unresolved references, no empty output and no { } | characters. The v51 quality checker found no problems in the new food and tableware prompts.

• 100 random sample prompts, one per line with no blank lines, show every food category, tableware, table settings, animals, vehicles, buildings, and random humans with random clothing, pose, setting and photographic style.

Version 54

• Animals, organised by kingdom and class using common English names. About 2,700 animals from your list sit in 36 classes (dogs, cats, big cats and wild cats, bears, hoofed animals, primates and apes, rodents and rabbits, bats, marsupials and egg-laying mammals, birds of prey and owls, waterbirds and seabirds, parrots, game birds, songbirds, snakes, lizards, turtles, crocodiles, frogs, salamanders, sharks and rays, fish, insects, spiders, centipedes, crustaceans, molluscs, jellyfish and corals, starfish and urchins, worms, prehistoric animals and more). animal_<class> lists the names, animal_<class>_prompt makes a full animal prompt, and animal_kingdom_<name> lists the classes.

• Insects have their own list (animal_insects, animal_insects_prompt). Aquatic animals are split into salt water and fresh water (animal_aquatic_salt, animal_aquatic_fresh and their _prompt files, with animal_salt_<class> and animal_fresh_<class> lists), and animals that live in both appear in both.

• Every animal prompt is assembled from parts. A view, a pose, a habitat and a detail are chosen from pools that match the kind of animal, so a shark is never placed in a kitchen and a crab never waves tentacles. The pools are in animal_kind_<kind>_view, _pose, _habitat and _detail.

• Nature in parts. 40 plants, trees, flowers and crops (plant_names), each with a described look, a season or light (plant_state) and a habitat that suits it, assembled by plant_prompt. nature_prompt picks a plant or an animal.

• Architecture in parts. 9 building types (house, apartment block, temple, castle, bridge, skyscraper, barn, lighthouse, market hall), each with its own part files such as arch_house_roof, arch_house_walls, arch_house_door and arch_house_windows, assembled by arch_<type>_prompt and arch_prompt.

• Vehicles and machinery in parts. 12 types (bicycle, car, bus, train, boat, aircraft, tractor, excavator, crane, motorbike, cart, sled), each with part files such as veh_car_body, veh_car_finish, veh_car_wheels and veh_car_extra, assembled by veh_<type>_prompt, veh_prompt and machinery_prompt.

• 100 random sample prompts, one per line with no blank lines, show animals from many classes, salt and fresh water life, insects, plants, buildings and vehicles. Descriptions use no colons, and the library contains no { } | characters.

Version 53

• Wardrobe by occasion. 20 occasions (professional office, job interview, clinical workplace, busy kitchen, workshop or building site, wedding guest, formal evening, funeral, graduation, place of worship, street festival, team sport, mountain hike, freezing weather, heavy rain, warm beach, long journey, relaxed day at home, stage performance, night out) each have parts: occasion_<name>_fabric, _top, _bottom, _onepiece, _layer and _extra, plus _top_dressed, _bottom_dressed and so on (colour and fabric already added), and assembled outfits in occasion_<name>_outfit.

• Use them whole or by part. occasion_<name>_outfit_prompt gives a full outfit, occasion_<name>_top_prompt, _bottom_prompt, _layer_prompt and _extra_prompt give one part, occasion_prompt picks any occasion, and occasion_person_prompt puts a random person in one. Garment names carry no fabric or colour words, so the parts never repeat each other, and trousers, shorts and overalls say a pair of.

• Bad taste, in four kinds. badtaste_clothing, badtaste_tattoo and badtaste_jewellery each have _ugly (clashing, outdated, ill-fitting, badly made), _tacky (kitsch, gaudy, novelty), _crude (rude sayings, rude logos, jokes worn in the wrong place) and _gross (stained, mouldy, filthy, scabbed or tarnished). Each is built from parts, such as badtaste_clothing_crude_saying and badtaste_clothing_crude_logo.

• The crude section covers rude sayings and logos on clothing (badtaste_clothing_rude_saying_prompt, badtaste_clothing_rude_logo_prompt), rude tattoos and rude jewellery. Swearing is allowed. It has no hate speech or hate symbols, no slurs or racist content, nothing illegal, and no brands or real people. badtaste_prompt, badtaste_person_prompt and badtaste_all_three combine them.

• No colons in item text. Descriptions that used Name: description now read as natural phrases, for example Swiss cheese, which is a white cheese with random holes, At the front, ... instead of Front: ..., and . before a new sentence. This changed 139,755 lines in 1,789 files and left no : in the library.

• 100 random sample prompts, one per line with no blank lines, show every occasion, every bad-taste kind, and random people in random clothing, pose, setting, photographic style and composition.

Version 52

• Groups and relationships. Ten relationship types (couple, parent and adult child, three generations, siblings, friends, colleagues, team with lead, mentor and mentee, classmates, neighbours) each have a group_<relationship> file that builds a group of 2 to 8 adults, described from left to right, with a relationship line, an interaction and an optional clothing theme. group_prompt picks any relationship.

• Age rules by relationship. By default the relationship decides the age spread: parents are 19 to 45 years older than their adult children, three generations are spaced 20 to 40 years apart, siblings are within about 15 years, couples are usually close in age with some wider gaps, mentors are 12 to 38 years older, teams have a slightly older lead. Everyone is 18 to 120.

• Age modes. Every relationship has three overrides: group_<relationship>_any_ages, group_<relationship>_same_decade and group_<relationship>_multigenerational, plus matching group_prompt_any_ages, group_prompt_same_decade and group_prompt_multigenerational.

• People restricted to one age bracket. any_person_age<18_24 ... 95_120>_w_clothes and _short are the random person, limited to a single bracket (the groups use the short version), built by cloning and rewiring the 15 files in the person chain.

• Settings that agree with themselves. setting_exterior now uses only outdoor places (116 indoor places such as foyers, garages, salons and laboratories moved to setting_interior_place), and replaces independent light and weather files with one setting_conditions line where time of day, season and weather agree: no snow in summer, no stars by day, no rainbow at night, hot places stay out of freezing weather and cold places out of heat.

• Fixes. 291 clothing entries that read Name: "no clothing,description" in the age and body clothing files are now plain descriptions, and a mid-sentence label in the three-generations intro is gone.

• 100 random sample prompts, one per line with no blank lines, show every relationship and age mode, single-bracket people, outdoor settings and random people in random clothing, pose, setting, photographic style and composition.

Version 51

• Prompt-quality tools. _tools/v51_check.py samples any entry point (people, poses, settings, rooms, furniture, appliances, liquids and more) and reports contradictions, grammar slips and item mismatches. Across 17 entry points the rate of prompts with a problem fell from 6% to under 1%.

• Repeated words are gone from the wordlists: 7,881 lines in 539 files had slips such as flannel flannel shirt, straight straight hair, Micronesian Micronesian and They have have. v51_build.py now fixes these on every build.

• Grammar fixes in the v48 to v50 files. Rooms say in the industrial style instead of in a industrial style, grouped furniture says an armchair not a armchair, labels such as Extras: became sentences (It also has ...), and size wording such as Its size is a standard tall size is fixed.

• Hair conflicts removed. Hairline and hair-volume entries that described baldness (clean shaved bald hairline, sparse balding patches hair, mostly bald crown) no longer appear next to a full hairstyle.

• Tools are now random assemblies. 20 tool families (agriculture, carpentry, cooking, plumbing, welding, textiles, painting, pottery, mining, surveying and more) gained tool_<trade>_random and tool_<trade>_phrase: a tool with its own material, finish, feature and condition. The existing Holding ... prompts are unchanged.

• 100 random sample prompts, one per line with no blank lines, show the tool assemblies, the repaired rooms and furniture, and random people in random clothing, pose, setting, photographic style and composition.

Version 50

• Furniture, fixtures and appliances are now broken into parts. A bed has a headboard (or none) and a footboard (or none), a frame, feet, a mattress, bedding and a size, and each part has its own file (furn_bed_headboard, furn_bed_footboard, furn_bed_frame and so on). furn_bed_built assembles a whole bed from them.

• Matching or independent. furn_bed_boards gives a headboard and footboard that match (same material, design and finish, with the footboard usually lower), including no-board and headboard-only cases. Use furn_bed_headboard_prompt or furn_bed_footboard_prompt to apply either part on its own with its own style.

• Not just beds: about 56 items are split into parts, including chairs, armchairs, sofas, tables, desks, wardrobes, bookcases, chests of drawers, bunk beds, toilets, bathtubs, washbasins, showers, sinks, cookers, refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines, ovens, microwaves, kettles, televisions, lamps, chandeliers, mirrors, curtains, rugs, vases and more. Each has furn_<item>_<part>, furn_<item>_<part>_prompt, furn_<item>_built, _built_short, _built_phrase and _prompt.

• Shared part pools: part_wood, part_fabric and part_metal, plus comp_colour, so a part can take any material or colour.

• Group files such as furn_beds_mix_phrase, furn_bathroom_mix_phrase, furn_kitchen_mix_phrase and seat_mix_phrase now draw from the part-built items, so rooms (room_prompt_full) and seated poses get parts-built furniture. furn_built_prompt and v50_entry_points list every entry point.

• 100 random sample prompts show part-built furniture and appliances, matched and individual bed parts, rooms, and random people in random clothing, pose, setting, photographic style and composition.

Version 49

• Every new object is now a random assembly. The v44 to v48 object families (furniture, household and office objects, seats, bottles, perfume, eyewear, shawls, pins and patches, balls, sport gear, adult-only objects, chastity devices and room gear: 89 families) no longer give you only a list of finished sentences. Each <family>_prompt builds a description from components: the type, a material file that belongs to that type (with a colour where the material takes colour), a finish pool chosen by material class (wood, metal, plastic, glass, soft), a feature pool for the category, and a condition pool.

• Component files. comp_colour, comp_fin_wood, comp_fin_metal, comp_fin_plastic, comp_fin_glass, comp_fin_soft, comp_fin_hard, 24 comp_feat_<category> files and comp_condition are shared, so you can also use them directly. About 1,100 per-type <family>_<type>_material files hold the materials each type really comes in.

• Rooms and poses get randomised furniture too. The _phrase files that rooms, poses and liquids call now draw from the same components, so every room and every seated pose gets a different version of each object.

• The finished-line files remain. <family> (premade lines) and <family>_short are unchanged for anyone who wants them; <family>_random is the new assembled version and v49_families lists every family covered.

• 93 random sample prompts show the assembled objects on their own, rooms built from them, and random people in random clothing, pose, setting, photographic style and composition.

Version 48

• Random rooms. 35 room types, each with a brief and a full version: room_<type>_prompt_brief and room_<type>_prompt_full, plus room_prompt_brief and room_prompt_full to pick any room. Rooms describe the space only (no people, no poses) and call the furniture, object and gear files by reference.

• House rooms. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, dining room, hallway, home office, laundry room, garage, attic, basement, balcony and conservatory.

• Work and public rooms. Open-plan office, meeting room, reception, staff break room, library, café, restaurant, bar, hotel room, classroom, workshop, art studio, music practice room, shop, train carriage and spa treatment room.

• Fitness and water rooms. Gym, weight-training gym, dance studio, indoor swimming pool hall, yoga studio and sauna, each with its own described gear (gear_gym_cardio, gear_gym_weights, gear_gym_floor, gear_pool, gear_yoga, gear_sauna and more), usable on their own as objects.

• Room modifiers. room_size, room_floor, room_walls, room_light, room_condition and room_style (16 regional and period styles) vary every room; room_types lists the room names.

• Wording fix. Names that end with a plural word but describe one item (for example "barbell rack with plates") no longer get "a pair of".

• 100 random sample prompts include rooms on their own, gear on its own, and several random people in random clothing, pose, setting, photographic style and composition.

Version 47

• Furniture as objects. furn_tables, furn_storage (credenzas, sideboards, chests), furn_beds, furn_bathroom (toilets, baths, basins), furn_kitchen, furn_office, furn_lighting and furn_decor, plus the v46 seats, each described by shape, parts and material. furn_prompt picks from all groups and furn_all is one combined pool.

• Household and office objects. home_cookware, home_tableware, home_textiles (blankets, quilts, throws, towels), home_cleaning, home_electronics, office_supplies, with home_prompt and home_all to mix them. Every item stands alone: no room, person or pose is implied.

• Bottles and closures. bottle_* (22 shapes from hip flasks and amphorae to novelty bottles) and closure_* (12 caps, corks, stoppers and seals), each with a _phrase file that can be dropped into a sentence.

• Perfume bottles and samplers. perfume_* covers atomisers, flacons, rollerballs, solid compacts, decanters, antique and art-deco bottles, vials, sample cards, spray pens and discovery sets, without brands or labels.

• Liquids. liquid_look (colour, transparency, viscosity and extras), liquid_liquor, liquid_medical and liquid_strange describe a liquid by how it looks. liquid_in_bottle and liquid_in_perfume_bottle place a liquid in a fully described container.

• 100 random sample prompts show the objects on their own, with a person only where a seat is used by a pose.

Version 46

• Poses sorted by what they need. pose_free (standing and walking, safe in any setting), pose_sitting (on the ground or floor), pose_lying, pose_leaning (self-supported) and pose_floating never imply furniture. pose_sitting_w_seat, pose_lying_w_surface and pose_leaning_w_support name and fully describe their own seat, surface or support, so nobody sits in empty air. pose_prompt mixes them, and pose_prompt_no_support uses only the safe ones.

• First seating and support files. seat_* (24 seats from stools and benches to sofas, swings and wheelchairs), surface_lie_* (13 beds, mats, loungers and lawns) and support_lean_* (14 walls, rails, trunks and pillars), each described by shape, parts and material, and usable on their own as objects. seat_short variants are provided for group prompts.

• Interaction files. interact_two, interact_three and interact_object are written by position (the person on the left, the person in the middle, the person on the right) to match group blocks, with _w_seat versions that describe the seat.

• Settings kept separate. setting_prompt, setting_interior and setting_exterior describe only the place, the light and the weather. prompt_setting_exterior and prompt_setting_interior now point to them. Person, outfit and object files describe only themselves.

• Audit report. _tools/audit/AUDIT_setting_pose_v46.txt lists every file that still contains setting, lighting, pose or interaction words, so older templates can be cleaned up.

• 100 random sample prompts show seats, settings and poses on their own, and people only where the pose or interaction is the point.

Version 45

• Chastity devices split by anatomy. The single acc_chastity family is replaced by chastity_penis_*, chastity_vagina_*, chastity_clitoris_*, chastity_nipple_* and chastity_anus_*, each described as an object (shape, parts, material, lock). chastity_prompt picks from all five.

• Merkins and pasties. acc_merkin_* (20 hairpieces from theatrical to couture) and acc_pasties_* (21 decorative covers from tassel to jewelled), described as items only.

• Adult toys, objects only. acc_buttplug_*, acc_dildo_*, acc_vibrator_*, acc_adulttoy_* (rings, sleeves, beads, harnesses, cases, kits) and acc_sensation_* (pinwheels, feather ticklers, violet wands, paddles, floggers, crops, canes and similar), each with shape, size, parts, material and finish. No people, no body detail, no acts, no brands.

• Full descriptions in every prompt. The _prompt files for the v44 and v45 families now always use the full object description, so models never get a bare name such as "tawse" or "kegel balls"; the _short files remain for when you want them.

• Sample prompts show objects on their own. 100 random prompts are included, plus a labelled version, and a revised v44 set that shows the new v44 items on their own.

Version 44

• Eyewear sections. New acc_monocle_* (15 forms, from chained to loupe), acc_noveltyglasses_* (22 joke and celebration glasses), acc_sunglasses_* (26 frame and lens styles by era) and acc_glassesadd_* (20 loupes, clip-ons, cords, pads and straps), each fully described.

• Shawls and muffs. acc_shawl_* has 25 wraps from lace and pashmina to regional and evening styles; acc_muff_* has 14 hand muffs from court to novelty.

• Wearable tech by era. acc_wearabletech_* runs from cassette players and pagers through smart rings and VR headsets to invented far-future devices, with _retro, _current, _near_future and _far_future splits.

• Pins, patches and badges. acc_lapelpin_* (24 pins), acc_patch_* (26 patch types), acc_meritbadge_skills_* (22 wholesome skill badges and displays) and acc_meritbadge_adulting (humorous adults-only badges, kept in a separate file).

• Earrings rebalanced. Small and delicate earrings (acc_earring_small_*: studs, huggies, small hoops, climbers) and plastic and novelty earrings (acc_earring_plastic_*) are now mixed into acc_earring_prompt, with small ones the most common.

• Range audit. Ten more families (bracelet, necklace, ring, brooch, watch, belt, wallet, umbrella, glove, fan) gained _plastic and _novelty ranges, wired into each family's prompt.

• Costume teeth, balls and sport. acc_teeth_* (fangs, grills, monster teeth), obj_ball_* (36 balls from ball bearings to bowling balls) and sport_* gear by sport (tennis, baseball, football, ice hockey, cycling, climbing, gym).

• Garment fit modifiers. Manual-only fit_* files describe clothing that is too tight, too loose, too short or too long in specific areas (chest, bust, hips, thighs, waistband, sleeves, collar, seams), with fit_random_prompt and severity levels; clinical, item-focused wording.

• 100 random sample prompts and a labelled version are included.

Version 43

• LoRA text removed. Six files carried model-specific LoRA tags and trigger words; all are gone and a LoRA-only file was deleted.

• Anatomy as a random system. f_body_vulva is built from outer-labia, inner-labia, clitoris and skin-tone pieces, with the skin matched to the person. m_body_genitals has near-average sizes weighted by realistic odds. Both default to the relaxed state; f_body_clitoris_aroused and m_body_genitals_erect are manual-only files that nothing else calls.

• Teeth that follow age and care. Every age bracket now has weighted teeth from perfect to missing, dentures and gold caps, plus teeth_access_high, _mid and _low for dental-care access.

• Three new tattoo kinds. tattoo_temporary, tattoo_henna and tattoo_bad (including misspellings described in plain words), with tattoo_novelty_random to pick one.

• 96 random sample prompts and a labelled version are included.

Version 42

• Plain-named character creation. New prompts with names that say what they do: f_create_random_woman, m_create_random_man, any_create_random_person, and fixed identities such as f_create_random_trans_woman, m_create_random_trans_man, any_create_random_intersex_person and any_create_random_nonbinary_person. The any_ files use they/their wording and cover male, female, intersex, trans, non-binary and in-transition adults.

• Clothing kept separate from the person. Every prompt comes as person only, _w_clothes, _nude, _topless or _bottomless, and as a full or _short version for token limits. Optional _traits versions add scars and hormone-related traits. About 810 files in all.

• Three ways to treat age. Realistic (age drives the look), _mismatched (looks decades older or younger than the stated age) and _unlinked (a fit, smooth-skinned 100-year-old or a wrinkled 18-year-old).

• Better old age. Models under-age people over 50, so each age is now stated as a number, an age word and visible features, with a short closing reminder for older ages.

• Fewer contradictions. Shaved and bald styles no longer get curl patterns, hair and eye colours come only from the colour files, build words no longer fight with stature, young brackets lose aged-skin lines and old brackets lose youthful-skin lines. A contradiction test script (_tools/v42_contra.py) is included.

• Clean-up. Emphasis weights such as (word:1.5) became plain wording, health conditions were removed from the random-person templates (the files stay), blank-line odds were made explicit so tools that strip blank lines keep the intended proportions, and openings such as "The subject is a woman" became "A woman, 34 years old, ...".

• Sample prompts for this version are included: about 9,000 completed prompts in random order, covering every category.

Version 41

• Text-trigger cleanup. Some prompts began a phrase with a label and a colon, such as "Printed or worked on it:", and image tools printed the words after the colon as text at the bottom of the picture. The artwork and logo lines on keychains, lighters and every other accessory are now plain sentences ("Its surface is decorated with…"), and about 2,500 files across the library had their label-and-colon openers turned into natural clauses.

• One banned descriptor removed. A phrase that must not appear in lighter descriptions was replaced everywhere with "sealed fuel reservoir", and the build now checks for it.

• Eyewear in the person files. The "She wears…" and "He wears…" eyeglass lines in the woman's, man's and age-bracket files now use the fully described frames, so each frame is explained by its shape, rims, bridge, arms and lenses.

• Plastic and novelty lighters and keychains. Both families were missing whole ranges. Lighters now include 20 plastic types (disposable, child-proof, clear, glitter, glow-in-the-dark, marbled, rubberised, utility, electric and more) and 30 novelty types (animal, food, skull, sneaker, camera, telephone, car, rocket, lipstick, robot, mushroom and more). Keychains now include 23 plastic types (acrylic, epoxy-dome, PVC rubber, silicone, foam, bottle-opener, torch, whistle and more) and 30 novelty types (miniature books, shoes, foods, instruments, globes, bells, dice, puzzles, compasses and more). Each is described by shape, parts and material. Brand-style words in the lighter files were replaced with plain descriptions. Files: acc_lighter_plastic*, acc_lighter_novelty*, acc_keychain_plastic*, acc_keychain_novelty*.

• Library map. The map page now covers couture, outerwear, extreme-weather, diving and trades tools.

Version 40

• Haute couture and silly fashion. About 60 of the strangest, hugest, most surreal and most impractical creations (cage-skirt gowns, a six-metre floating train, a skirt too wide for a door, a dress of living moss, a mirror-tile gown, a balloon dress, a swan-neck gown, a tower headdress, a shoe-shaped hat) and about 30 comic pieces (trousers pulled up to the chest, several pairs of jeans at once, a cowboy hat with udder-like bulges, boots with flip-flop soles, gloves with very long extra fingers). Files: clothing_couture_haute*, clothing_couture_silly*.

• Outerwear. About 50 coats, jackets, cloaks, capes and wraps, old and modern, each with cut, collar, closure and fabric. Files: clothing_outerwear*.

• Extreme-weather gear. About 45 pieces for polar cold, mountains, desert, monsoon, storm, heat and hazards. Files: clothing_weather_extreme*.

• Scuba and diving. About 37 pieces: wetsuits, drysuits, masks, fins, regulators, tanks, rebreathers, the copper hard-hat helmet and an atmospheric suit. Files: clothing_diving*.

• Trades tools and equipment. About 235 tools in 17 trades, each described by shape, parts, materials and use, plus hand, power and gear groupings. Files: tool_<trade>*, tool_all*, tool_hand*, tool_power*, tool_gear*.

• Purses, and only purses. The purse family no longer holds clutches, totes, satchels, crossbody bags or other handbags; it has 25 true purses (coin, change, frame, drawstring, beaded, a sporran and more). Files: acc_purse*.

Version 39

• Fully described eyeglasses, about 50 frame forms with rim shape, bridge, arms, hinges, nose pads, materials and lens tints in plain words. Files: acc_eyewear*.

• Fully described collars, about 40 forms from leather and locking collars to chokers, medical collars, ruffs, torcs and ceremonial bead collars. Files: acc_collar*.

• An accessory audit. About 2,000 thin lines for unusual forms in 24 families gained a second sentence on build and use, and body-part words that had leaked in from the shoe files (such as "across the ankle" on scarves, ties, gloves, fans and handkerchiefs) were replaced with a part the item really has.

Version 38

• A clinical, detached injury overlay of about 225 injury types, from paper cuts and stings to fractures, burns, infections and amputations (body_wound_*), and casts, splints and bandages (acc_medwrap_*).

• Condition descriptors for any item, from pristine to ruined (condition_*).

• Tie pins, clips, bars and bolo ties (acc_tiehw_*, acc_bolo*); bed-head and messy hair (hair_state_*).

• Fuller chastity-device descriptions; fuller descriptions of about 100 regional and formal garments.

• Quality files instead of price files for footwear, from cheap to absurdly expensive (acc_shoe_quality_*).

Version 37

• Assistive and adaptive items (acc_assist_*); makeup, nails, piercings, body art and skin features (body_*); eyewear; character costume (costume_char_*); subject objects (obj_<subject>_*); buildings, rooms and landscapes (scene_*); activity and interaction poses.

• Body-change, cold-weather, formal and regional garments.

• Ethnicity tied to skin colour, so a skin colour is always stated; manual tan and sunburn by natural skin tone (skin_tan_*); season and weather outfits (wx_*); the wardrobe role index (wardrobe_*); optional detail files for garment families.

Version 36

• All file names unified under one structure (clothing_*, costume_*, obj_*; filename_changes.txt maps every old name to its new one).

• Halloween masks and costumes in five quality tiers across 1920s to 2020s; corsets and neck corsets; collars and mouth gags; and a gap assessment (docs/ASSESSMENT.txt).

Versions 33 to 35

• Nightwear, robes, undergarments and lingerie in many families, plus shop-style sections of about 1,500 detailed garment descriptions (front, back, coverage, cut, fabric and trim).

• Rave, festival and counterculture dress across the 1920s to 2020s in 21 families, from flapper and mod to punk, goth, rave and drag.

• Swimwear in many cuts, including odd and extreme styles and fabric that turns translucent when wet.

• Non-gunpowder weapons, armour and costume pieces, surfboards of every era, and chastity devices as accessories.

• Printed and sewn T-shirt costumes gained extra costume pieces (insignia, props, belts, headwear emblems); onesies gained a novelty-embellishment layer.

Versions 28 to 32

• Version 28: one-piece garments (coveralls, zip suits, bodysuits, overalls) and dance, performance and wrestling wear (leotards, singlets, ballet, ballroom, folk dance and more), each with 300 named options.

• Version 29: printed-tee prompts rewritten in positive wording (what the shirt is, rather than lists of things to avoid), and adult bodysuit-tee and romper-tee onesies.

• Version 30: printed rompers and one-piece zipper leisure suits.

• Version 31: sewn onesies (real cut-and-sew garments), 184 creature onesies (every one hooded and carrying the features that identify the animal), and hoods that always match a uniform's headwear.

• Version 32: sewn T-shirts and ugly-sweater takes (sweater, cardigan, vest, dress and onesie versions of every uniform).

Version 27

• Tee and onesie fixes: tees no longer print the lower garment, no scenery or backdrop on sleeves and shoulders, the outfit is enlarged to the real collar and armholes, and printed onesies are cloth wrapped over every sleeve and leg.

Since version 36 the files follow one naming structure. See the naming guide above, and filename_changes.txt for every old and new name.