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I have a single request.  My viewers love to count how many times I've been hit with a bear (or other item) during a stream, I would love if there was a simple counter built into the program that I could put in the corner to count how many times a certain object has hit me during a stream.

Oh that's really nice!  I must've missed that option.  Thank you so much!

Not sure if there's currently any way to do this or if I can leave this idea here as a potential future suggestion:  I'd love for there to be a way for my cat pet model to automatically trigger like... the little heart toggle it has briefly when people subscribe/etc on Twitch or send a TTS message.  Not necessarily AI related, just a thing it does based on something that happens in chat.  I'm not sure if that's a thing that's possible at all with this now or in the future.  Just a little extra thing I thought of, otherwise I love this so much and great job!

This happens to me too, I used to be able to fix this by making everything 500x500 pixels but that doesn't seem to work anymore, I've been unable to assemble new characters due to this problem. ;-;  My old characters still look/work fine as long as I don't try to resize them ever again.

I'm not sure, honestly.  I ended up having to do the latter... send them all the images and screen shared the program showing how to set them up.

I thought of another thing I'd like:  a double blink mixed into the blink cycle sometimes.  I feel like that would make my character look more alive/natural.  I love your program so much!

I love your program so much!  It may have already been mentioned, but I play a lot of horror games (Fatal Frame, Phasmo, etc).  But I'd love it if the jiggle/shaking could only be triggered when the voice/microphone reaches a certain volume.  I love the bouncing but it feels out of place during the quieter moments when I'm casually talking, but if I get surprised and have to scream and run from a ghost... I'd love my little character to be wiggling/bouncing at the same time during those high volume moments.  Keep up the great work!