Makes your character look like a fresh toy figure. Slide the light angle for fine control, or tap a preset button. Works on armor too.

A glow baked into your skin pixels. Good for enchanted style looks that should live in the texture, not the lighting.

FlowRender now speaks three languages. It picks your browser language on first visit, and the globe button in the top bar switches anytime. Your choice is remembered.

Turning Wall Shadow off no longer hides the other effects below it. Sneaky div, now dealt with.

Chibi armor fits better, inner armor faces show from every angle, and soft shadows now fall on bare skin too.

Add a long diagonal shadow behind your character. Open Scene, turn on Wall Shadow, then tweak angle, distance, opacity and color.

In Pose Editor, use Hide parts to click body parts you want to hide. Hidden parts show in red on the body picker.

Gradient backgrounds now have angle, blend and a default values button. Useful when the background needs less chaos.

Saved configs now remember your camera view too, so loading a preset brings back the framing you had.

Move your character with your mouse for quick, natural poses. Open Pose, choose Live Puppet, pick a body part and enable Live Motion.

Pose controls now use a small Minecraft body map. Click a part to edit it. Hold Shift to select more than one.

The eye button hides the interface for a clean look at your render. Click, scroll or press a key to bring everything back.

Outline 2 adds a clean outline around the character. Turn on Outline in Scene, then choose Outline 2.

Uploaded backgrounds now fit the selected export shape without stretching or weird cropping. Posters and thumbnails behave better now.

If soft shadows are enabled, they now appear in the exported PNG too. Tiny shadow goblin patched.