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I've heard about it and my best friend has a cute little Miku (vocaloid) on her desktop. She says the program she found it in doesn't work anymore and I would like one on my laptop. Do you know where I can download one and if it's safe? Where can I download Anime Desktop Mascots? Or, AKA, Screen Mates? If you want to know what I'm talking about, I mean images that appear on your screen that is NOT part of your Wallpaper, or Background. They might move, sit on your windows, or maybe even speak at times. Either way, they are REALLY cool. Unfortunately, all I have is some Lucky Star and Chobits. Where can I download Anime Desktop Mascots? Or, AKA, Screen Mates? If you want to know what I'm talking about, I mean images that appear on your screen.
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Yodaka: I sent you an email with a few questions & comments, but thought I'd ask my main question here, in case some of your other users have a solution.I am attempting to make desktop mascots with props that players can use to interact with the mascots (for example, a ball they can 'throw' and have a dog mascot fetch it), but I have been unable to get more than a single object to be interactive. Any other objects simply mirror the actions of the first. What I mean is, if I try to pick up the ball, it would also pick up the dog. I would also like to have more than a single mascot on screen, and have them individually be interactive. Any advice about achieving this with the Desktop Mascot Maker software would be most appreciated! Thanks!Update: The creator has replied to my email and assures me that they will be doing their best to create a non-singleton, multi-mascot version in the near future, barring any unforeseen difficulties. In fact, they were kind enough to send me a screenshot of a working, multi-camera setup showing 3 separate mascots!
They'll also be working on improving the documentation with a more verbose introduction / tutorial, and making some minor corrections that will make it easier for everyone concerned. Three cheers! I'll very much be looking forward to the next update(s). Click to expand.Thank you ever so much! I'll have a look at the new demo immediately & will be looking forward to the next release.
Have a wonderful day!Update: Wonderful! I was anticipating that physical interactions between the characters might be problematic, but it seems you have them working together quite well I did note that, in this instance, the individual characters can't be dragged/dropped around the screen. Is this because of a technical limitation, or just because it wasn't necessary for the demo? Either way, it's fantastic and will bring me much closer to being able to implement my ideas.
Thank you again! Click to expand.From the screenshots, the new version also looks like it will allow us to specify render textures, which is terrific if that is the case.I'm trying to create a program that will contain several mascots of various types; some single, some multiple, some fullscreen, and some not. Having the render texture hard coded has been troublesome and would, for instance, require me to create completely different builds for each and every fullscreen resolution that Windows supports, which would make distribution problematic to say the least.If we're able to choose the render texture we wish to use, through code and in individual scenes, this would likely eliminate the issue & I could, as an example, check the user's screen width & height and assign an appropriate render texture to match based on that information. That fix alone is worth it's weight in gold, so I do hope that this is indeed the case.Thank you again for all of your hard work on this asset! I'm looking forward to using it to transform my ideas into realities! Have a terrific day!
Yodaka is hard at work on the new version of Desktop Mascot Maker and has allowed me a glimpse at the new documentation. The usage instructions have been expanded to be much clearer, and some important changes have taken place!You will now be able to alter the Form Size of your mascot(s) directly through the Inspector or through scripting, which allows much more flexibility (for instance, resizing your mascot(s) for various screen resolutions).On top of that, a new MultiMascotMaker component has been added which, as the new implies, will allow you to have several different mascots in one scene. Where the original MascotMaker component is a singleton, the MultiMascotMaker component is a standard Monobehaviour.I, for one, am very excited about the changes & am nearly bouncing in anticipation of the new release.
Yodaka informs me that he expects to be submitting the changes to the Asset Store near the end of the week, and that it will likely take another week for the submission to be approved. That said, keep your eyes open for updates in the next couple of weeks!Thanks again, yodaka, for all of your hard work! Click to expand.To my knowledge, all of the various demos are simply finished builds that show off the various functionality of the asset itself. It's well made & well worth the price. Just keep in mind that it can only currently create applications for use on Windows PCs, not phones, tablets, or other operating systems.
It also seems to be incompatible with the Windows Store and apps created with it (in my tests at least) do not pass the validations required for being listed on that particular venue. Those things aside, I've had a great time using it and am looking forward to making use of it in several future projects I've currently got on the back burner.
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