Thank you! The software itself is working in perfect conditions, the data packs is what takes most of our time to work with. Fortunately we have a lot planned for this, and the room for growth is big.  Stay tuned, there is a lot of good things to come in the near future!

Can you give us a few more details? What antivirus you use,  what kind of trojan it warned you about etc.

Either way,  we'll investigate immediately.

Hi, that's right! We're still working out the details on the rest of the hairstyle. It will be added as additional data pack for free in the coming weeks. 

For now we're maintaining the sprite size consistent with the rest of the Tiny Tales line. They're more aimed at very oldschool nes/snes style games, which is why the character is so tiny. We really apologize for the inconvenience!

Hi! Thank you so much for checking first. We're absolutely okay with that! Spreading the passion of game making is something we definitely agree with! Once again, thank you so much for your support and best of luck!

Hi Gordon!

I believe a clarification is needed: Most of the asset packs in the collection are assets used for different situations (such as tilesets, battlers, etc).

The character Generator itself comes bundled with all the data you need to use. However,  the product is in an Early Access state. It means that the collection of assets as of this moment is limited, but will be expanded for free in the coming weeks.

When you unzip the character generator, you'll find an executable. You need to lauch that executable file for the program to start. Once it starts, it'll load and recognize the zips by itself. From there, click in any of the categories to check the assets.

You must always choose a body type first thing, or else nothing will load. Assets are always loaded by body types, and that might be the cause of the confusion.

Hope this helps, we'll walk you through if you have more questions, we're always happy to help!

- Rayane

Hi~ Great suggestions! I am not 100% sure if this is what you're asking, but if you hit Alt+Enter, you can enter window mode and resize the window of the application. As for the saving character template, we are definitely working on that for a future version update!

Hi! Yes, we do have plans to add more weapons for our SV battlers. We're currently trying to figure out the best way to go about it, likely including a base pack with this generator for a future datapack update.

Thank you for the comment, all very fair questions!

• This is a known display bug. Next update we will correct it properly, and we truly apologize for the inconvenience and confusion it has caused.
• You can utilize the Itch.io App to keep your files updated to the latest versions! We also e-mail our users to let them know whenever a new version is out (for those that do not wish to utilize the app).
• Currently, we don't have a proper editor settings menu. We'll study the best way to implement one. For the time being, if you hit Alt+Enter, it should make you enter windowed mode, and you can resize the window to whatever size you prefer that way.
• Custom made assets are the property of their authors. They can create their own licenses (if distributing), or choose to keep their custom assets for their own use. The license pertains only to the base software and the official datapacks we provide. Making minor edits on the default datapack does not count as new custom-made assets under a different license, however.

We hope this response has been clarifying. If not, please let us know!

Entirely plausible to add your own content. For a terrible guide:

Most of the parts are in .zip files, though it doesn't seem to matter if it's in a .zip or just a folder. Generally they have a battler, face, and sprite folder and a thumb.png. Thumb.png becomes the icon you click in the generator. Body also has a .json file. The only thing that really matters there is bodyIndex. 

All other parts are named body#_[name of part]. The # indicates the bodyIndex it will show up in menus for. That does mean you have to make a unique zip for every body you want that part to fit on. They have to do it this way because of slight changes between the portrait (narrower chin, bigger forehead, different ear position, etc). The battler and sprite versions should be okay to remain the same across the board due to their size, but the portrait may require adjustment for each body type.

What about the parts themselves? Each part has unique requirements but the general rule is each .png is another layer, and the naming is strict for zOrder placement.

Sadly can't find a discord, Seems like the latest word from them was 20 days ago. My guess is the devs are fixing up their update pipeline after realizing some difficulties.
Context: On the old generator, someone asking about when those that had purchased it would get the new generator.
 
Twitter wise, nothing since June 2nd's announcement.