How to create and customize your own giantess using Unity
Added 2025-07-28 15:56:58 +0000 UTCHello ! Following the situation from yesterday, I’ve decided to remove a large number of outfits from the game in order to avoid any potential issues with the original creators. I’ve also taken down all versions of the game that included these outfits from the internet (Patreon and Itch.io).
I won't lie, I was very stressed and anxious about this situation but now I’ve found a long-term solution: from now on, I’ll only include outfits from this creator who allows their clothing assets to be used in a commercial game : https://snowlight0102.booth.pm/ so if you still want another outfit from this creator, you can contact me and I'll add it.
Adding outfits still takes some time so I’ll be limiting it to one outfit per month.
However if you still want to play the game with cool outfits like the maid one, I decided to create a tutorial on how to create your own vrm character so you can play with your own giantess !
Be aware that you will need to buy the characters as well as the outfits to try in the game.
First you will need to download Unity : https://unity.com/download
Once it's done, you will need to download the VRM plugin for Unity here : https://github.com/vrm-c/UniVRM/releases as well as liltoon (shader for anime characters) and AvatarTools (package to add other clothes to your character).
I attached a zip file with all these files.
Download the VRM 0.x and choose one that is compatible with your Unity version.
Open Unity, create a 3D blank project and open it. Once you are in the project, you can follow the video I also attached in the zip file.
You can buy the 3D characters on booth.pm
For example : https://blackheart.booth.pm/items/5340480
I will also upload a version of the game that has the outfits removed and where I fixed the bug with the controls that you couldn't rebind
Comments
I should state that I think there is a way to check in blender, probably unity whether a model may be reproduced for commercial use or not. I can't exactly recall where I saw it, but I do recall seeing it and the original author of the model should have setup those legal options during creation.
Elericard
2025-07-28 17:46:40 +0000 UTCyep but like you said, VRM has so little facial expressions and their model quality aren't good
floflopi
2025-07-28 16:52:23 +0000 UTCMay I state that basic VRMs may be created with Vroid Studio and exported as VRMs. if you want a simplified VRM maker that can apply a basic model. I personally don't like some of the customization options in terms of which body sliders should be there and which ones are missing. That said it is able to provide a basic model you can then further edit in blender or unity without much effort or learning curve if you'd like to use your own creation. Further to that when saving the model you may 'de-select' any legal options that would limit the re-use or reproduction of such model.
Elericard
2025-07-28 16:51:03 +0000 UTC
