Winterpaw VRChat Masc Canine Latex Outfit & Hoods
A downloadable avatar asset
A Latex Outfit & Hoods Made for Winterpaw's VRChat Canine ( https://juliawinterpaw.gumroad.com/l/canine )
Contents:
- Latex Body Textures (In Black, White and Sci-Fi Prison Theme)
- 2x Latex Hoods (With eye-holes and blinded)
- Null Bulge
- Back Zipper & Padlock (Padlock and Zipper handles in their own little armature)
The Mesh Items have avatar matching blendshapes/shapekeys for that perfect fit (incl. visemes). Only floppy ears are not included for the Hoods
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- You are free to edit the Product contents, however you like.
- Do not share or resell the assets in this product (commissioning for edits are fine as long as each party has purchased a copy).
- Do not upload as public.
- Do not claim the assets in this product as your own.
- Refunds are not possible due to this being a digital product and isn't possible to be returned.
- We are not responsible for any misuse to the assets or not following TOS with any platform rules.
- If purchased, You may use the assets in this product to take screenshots, draw art or make videos, please credit us if able.
Purchase
In order to download this avatar asset you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of 14.95€ EUR. You will get access to the following files:
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Hello there! I was gifted this asset by someone I am working on a commission for and the quality is fantastic! I did have a question for you, would it be possible to make all of the textures onto one UV? From experience, this could be very heavy to others in a lobby, especially when a good portion of the textures are set to 4096. I think the asset the way it's set up is for greater customization, however if it were possible to condense it, would you be able to? Thanks in advance!
Only textures that are 4K are the body textures, which are originally so for the avatar. I don't know of any way to cramming all of that into a single 'atlas' texture, though. You could try reducing the resolution of them using GIMP/PS?