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Lala Barina - Preview 2
🕑 Added 2025-03-05 20:39:46 +0000 UTCI have finished the chest model for the Lala Barina Male armor. The model is extremely complex and demands a lot of time. While the model is done, I still need to fix a bunch of clipping and physics issues and create some advanced jiggle physics for the breasts.
This is something I will do tomorrow.
In other news, I have worked a bit on the neck seam.
The seam still exists if you look for it, but the problem happens on the Capcom model too, the important part is that it is now much smoother.
The improvement will be applied to the other armors and options before I release the patch with Lala Barina, so everything will be in one big patch!
In other other news
Tomorrow, I will need to travel, so I won’t be able to work much. I have to take my father to his oncologist. For those who may not know, last year my father was diagnosed with an aggressive form of melanoma in his right eye. Thanks to the quick diagnosis, we were able to remove the melanoma by completely removing the eye and cleaning out any remaining tumor. Now he is in the post-cancer removal phase. For the next five years, he will need to visit the oncologist regularly to evaluate whether the melanoma has returned, as it is an extremely aggressive cancer that spreads very quickly. The worst part has passed.
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Elton Gradash
Thank so much and my condolences for you loss
Elton Gradash
Thank you so MUCH!
Surasu Undying
Undertandable, as someone that has lost both parents to cancer (My mother died the 20th of february of this year) I can only wish you and your family the best of the best! I hope your father's recovery goes smoothly and with no problems at all, also please take care of yourself first and thanks for making such awesome content!
Thermalpulse
Understandable. My father had a similar issue when he was alive, a tumor growth on his bladder that needed to be removed. Whilst the frequent trips to the day-surgery at my local hospital to check for cancer was abrupt and difficult to time around work, I've never once been gladder for it. Hope your dad sees through his tests with flying colors and no hints of returning cancer!
