👑 New Feature: edit a saved outfit without rebuilding it. Every saved outfit now has an Edit button, on its card and on its detail page. It opens the outfit in the avatar editor with a banner making clear you're working on the outfit, not your on-site avatar; fix the layer order, swap an item, hide something, and click Update Outfit. Your avatar on the site never changes.
🔍 Improvement: outfits in a running contest are held still. While an outfit you entered is in a contest that's open or voting, its Edit and Delete are locked (the card says which contest, and everything unlocks when it wraps up). If you edit an outfit after a contest finishes, the contest keeps a copy of the look that was actually judged, so results pages always show what people voted on.
🔧 Technical: re-running the outfit migration keeps your hand-fixed outfits. The migration reset and the repair tools skip any outfit you've edited, so cleaning up and re-importing can't throw your fixes away.
This is a really solid improvement, especially the contest lock and snapshot behavior, @street view. Keeping the judged version unchanged while still letting creators edit the outfit afterward avoids a lot of confusion. The migration safeguard is also a big win—nothing is more frustrating than spending time fixing an outfit only to have an automated repair overwrite it.
oh this is peak, thank you now to remove all the limbs from previous imported avatars ayyyyy