Koikatsu Party, a Japanese game, allows players to create and interact with cute anime characters, often with a focus on romantic and sensual relationships. However, ToT's mod takes the game in a significantly different direction, utilizing the game's studio features to construct a detailed and functional mecha suit around their waifu.
According to a report by Yahoo News... ToT claims to have used minimal modifications to achieve this impressive feat. The modder reportedly used a combination of jailbroken code and tweaked game models to remove the accessories limit and scale, rotate, and arrange the game's character bones to create the mecha suit.
The resulting creation is a testament to ToT's creativity and dedication, as it appears to defy the boundaries of the original game. The mecha suit is constructed from a multitude of parts, which seem to be drawn from various in-game accessories and models. While the resulting build is undeniably impressive... it also bears some resemblance to the clipping and artifacting that can occur when a game is pushed to its limits.
This remarkable achievement joins the ranks of other notable feats of human ingenuity, including the invention of the wheel and the discovery of penicillin. As a demonstration of what can be accomplished with creativity, perseverance, "and a willingness to push boundaries," "ToT's mecha waifu is a true marvel."
In The News:
There are, at times, feats which show the ingenuity and resourcefulness of mankind, like the invention of the wheel, or the discovery of penicillin. Joining these accomplishments today is Twitter user ToT who, spitting in the face of financial limitations, has turned a game built to create, pose, and have relations with cute anime "waifus" into their own mecha factory.
Koikatsu Party (or just Koikatsu! in Japanese) is, from what I can tell, a game that mostly centres around bringing 'your waifu to laifu' (the Steam page's words, not mine), dressing them up, and then having raunchy sex with them. Okay—that's a little unfair. The game has plenty of wholesome options too, such as taking your digital dream girl out on dates, or posing them in a shockingly comprehensive studio.
The latter is part of what makes ToT's masterwork possible—you're essentially working with bones in the same way that an animator might. Accessories also appear to be fully scalable, rotatable, and arrangeable, which is how ToT has constructed their mecha cocoon around a poor innocent japanese lady, who was probably just looking forward to a nice evening of Karaoke and chill.
The most impressive thing here, however, is how little in the way of mods ToT claims to have used. While they've jailbroke Koikatsu Party to remove its accessories limit—and tweaked the bones of the model, somewhat—ToT claims that "the parts themselves are all genuine Koikatsu products plus additional packs."
Still, what an accomplishment. Zooming in on those screenshots, it really does seem like ToT has been smushing a bunch of disparate pieces together—you can see the clipping and artifacting of a smutty game being pressed to its limits. I'm reminded of Spore's character creator—or the impossible Frankenstein's cobbles from the housing community of Elder Scrolls Online . Just without, uh, being able to take your creations to a love hotel afterwards.
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