Recent content by Love4NovelGuy

Thank you so much and yeah, you get the gist of it I don’t know the real words for it so I made one up. Going to look up Live2D and everything you mentioned.

I’m trying to learn Blender to create a Unity game. Specifically in 2.5D. I have some character models but need some tips on how to style hair, shadings, etc. All I currently know is to get the effect I want, the model itself needs an outline while blurring out some details to give it a ‘drawn’...

For me I’m in the middle ground. My plans change when what I write doesn’t align with the original plan.

I’m unsure how those without a plan manage to finish their stories. For me, I put the novel down for a few hours and next thing I know the memory of it is purged from my system. I forget what I wrote and have to reread my own work. Others tend to just wing it and manage to easily remember plot...

Thank you for the very detailed comment. It was very intriguing to read. My bad about the rambling I just vomited my thoughts out and posted it without organising it. I gain a new perspective ths more I read through it.

…I never thought of it that way. Nah I’m just rambling without a coherent point here if ya understand something and catch my drift, then great. If not, then interacting anyway is helpful. On that note, thank you for your thoughts. I’ll have a look at the suggestion. Normally, I can’t seem to...

I’ve written a fanfic before, but I’m not sure what kind of passion is needed to want to write a story that incorporates elements of an existing work. I initially thought it was for views so that the main work could get attention, but there are also those who write fanfics simply because they...

I’m currently trying to find a balance in telling a story rather than explaining characters. My creativity back when I was a newbie was good enough to really sell scenes with the sheer emotive writing. Selling the horror, suspense, happiness, tranquility, etc. But the better you get at grammar...

I learned of it but it’s hard to actually do sometimes. Distancing yourself from judging characters to tell a story using the characters rather than simply explaining characters. My bad habits sometimes prevail.

That isn’t a prologue, that’s a news article. A prologue is supposed to be focused on the meat of the story from maybe another perspective from the MC. Like how in A Song of Ice and Fire the prologue introduces the ice people that won’t be relevant until later.

Bullshiz your way into making it work. Don’t get bogged down by such fictional science details.

I think if you split the activation method and the ability itself at random, you can get some pretty interesting abilities. For example: ‘Tag Copy’, you can only tag one person with each hand at a time to copy. The copied ability can only be held and not saved, so it has to be chosen wisely...

Read it. Loved it. Despite the perverts and crazy shenanigans. Love that’s guys works, even the one where a violent delinquent chain smoker became a magical girl.

I remember a plot where in the beginning of the story, the main character’s life is threatened and she is almost burnt alive by an organisation that controls the world. She has some sort of telekinetic power coming from her real parents. I think there was magical girls in there or something...

Reboot syndrome is hard to stop when it starts. Try finishing your work to at least an open ending first, if you really can.