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Nov 6, 2017 8 years ago
Frenchi
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i've just noticed a few subtle differences between the M and F versions of a few of the Curious Little ____ Dolls.

  • the M version of the Curious Little Lilith Doll is less opaque (more transparent) than its F version
  • the M version of the Curious Little Chloe Doll is 'shinier' (its lightest highlights are brighter than on the F version)
  • the shading is slightly deeper on the F version of the Curious Little Aeronwy Doll (most noticeable on the head and ankles)

Nov 7, 2017 8 years ago
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How... how did you notice these xD (I'm gonna be honest here, I stared at these for a while and I still can't see the differences hahaha)

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Nov 7, 2017 8 years ago
Frenchi
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i'm making an avatar using the Curious Little Lilith Doll with the black base (skin 21) and when i changed to the M base i noticed the skin got darker. i switched back and forth rapidly and noticed a definite difference.

first i thought the M version of base 21 was just darker for some weird reason but i checked and it's not; it's just that the M version of the doll overlay is more transparent so the darker skin shows through more, therefore appearing darker than when using an F base. then i pulled up the image of both versions of the overlay in separate tabs and switched rapidly between them, confirming my original suspicion.

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then i wondered if this is the case with any of the other dolls, so i did the same for the rest and this is what i found. yeah idk why i felt the need to do that... like i said the differences are mostly subtle and difficult to notice when you're not rapidly switching between each version.

Nov 10, 2017 8 years ago Official
Amber
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Taco

Just updated these so they should match now :)

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