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Polaroid Dad
Aviators, a side part and a camel sweater. The lowered mouth is what puts him a couple of decades back.
How to rebuild this character
Work down the settings in order — face first, then hair, then the features. The face shape changes how every later part sits, so changing it at the end means redoing the offsets. Anything not listed stays at its default.
- · Part numbers match the numbers shown under each thumbnail in the creator.
- · Offsets are written relative to centre, so +6 means six steps above the default.
- · To skip the manual work entirely, open the character in the creator with the button on the left.
Character recipe
Every setting, written out so this face can be rebuilt by hand.
Face
- Shape
- Pear (7)
- Skin Tone
- Warm Beige (3)
- Size
- 58
Hair
- Style
- Side Part (3)
- Color
- Light Brown (4)
- Flip
- No
Eyes
- Type
- Sleepy (5)
- Color
- Grey Blue (6)
- Size
- 46
- Rotation
- 0
- Spacing
- 0
- Height
- 0
Eyebrows
- Type
- Natural (1)
- Color
- Light Brown (4)
- Size
- 56
- Rotation
- 0
- Spacing
- 0
- Height
- 0
Nose
- Type
- Rounded (5)
- Size
- 58
- Height
- 0
Mouth
- Type
- Smile (1)
- Color
- Natural (1)
- Size
- 50
- Height
- +6
Details
- Glasses
- Aviator (6)
- Frame Color
- Silver (3)
- Glasses Height
- 0
Outfit
- Outfit
- Sweater (5)
- Outfit Color
- Camel (8)
- Background
- Cloud (6)
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