I've been working not only on converting existing models made by other people but also editing some to create anthro versions. Not all of it is furry-related, but there is a lot which is. Best of all, there's a relatively simple method for adding your own models into the game, so there's a lot of content available.
You can play as a macro or micro, spawn destructable cities, set poses and animations, etc.
It's still in development, but there's a lot of features already available. For those of you not familiar with Sizebox, it's a Unity-based macro/micro game. You can simply unpack the new version on top of the existing installation, replacing files.I wanted to inform anyone watching me on this site that I have been working on some macro-related content other than my usual art. Update: they released a new version several hours ago, grab it here: The other is a city generator, which will make a destructible city based on a set of predefined parameters. One is a static megapolis which looks good in screenshots. There are also two versions of a city object in the Objects menu. Windows will shatter, metal will bend, and with enough force applied, it will fall apart. It can be placed in the world and it will react if a giant steps on it, for example. Some things of note: there's a cool destructible car in the Objects menu.
Import the resulting models into Sizebox and you'll be able to load them into the game. Go through the conversion process (it's described in the PDF in detail), and you're done. MMD (can be useful to quickly preview models) The instructions are pretty thorough, so just go through the PDF and you'll be fine.ģ. Included are a Unity conversion script and a PDF file with instructions. If you want to add extra characters to Sizebox, you'll need to download the "Model Importer Tool" from the main folder above. There's also a small selection of objects included to get you started. If I remember correctly, only one giantess character and a handful of small characters are available by default. You can launch the program, load a scene and play with the settings and available characters. Download the version appropriate for your system, unpack into a folder, and that's it - the installation is done. Micro characters can run around, can climb stuff (including giants), can get squished.Īs for the installation, if you follow the link above, you'll find the main folder with the game's installation files. Giants can walk, following certain little characters, they can stomp around and break stuff. You should be able to use it to play out different scenarios, but right now its feature set it quite limited there's rudimentary AI and very little actual interaction possible between characters. Well, Sizebox is a sandbox "macro experience", it's not a game engine, so you cannot create a game in it, at least not to my knowledge.
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