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Act 1 Scene 01 - An Upgrade

Scenes Act 1 Scene 01 - An Upgrade

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Buzz
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Buzz
Version: 2
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Nice start! Poses are clean and work well with the dialogue. Keep going!
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Couple thoughts: The spa environment is sweet, but you're relying entirely on the light maps that are built into it. I'd suggest adding at least one point light to let you add/control a bit more light, especially if you're going to take screenshots.

Not sure what you used to create the panel of images that attach themselves to the VaM menu? It's slick and easy to use, but it takes up a lot of screen/VR real-estate and there's no way to close it. Could find what plug-in is making it?

You've got a single-frame of dialog that hangs out by Linus' head. It doesn't seem to be part of the story - and is weirdly placed. Maybe roll that into the main dialog and ditch this panel.
DaPaleGit
DaPaleGit
Hey Buzz,

Thank you so much for the review and the feedback! I'll collect a few more bugs, then I'll probably release an update.

The panels are part of Cheesy's "Pose Me" plugin. It's a great tool for easily sorting your poses. I'll try to reduce the number of panels a bit. Maybe I'll also find a way to place a switch that turns these panels on or off.
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