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I have finally finished these!
They were a lot of fun to work on; I've made several different models that you can use, including:
Doll's Hair: multiple poses included, plus hair textures that match all of the ones included in ComiPo!, as well as a few extras.
Stand alone: ponytail; side-tail left; side-tail right; twin-tails; sideburns; each including all of the above hair textures.
I've also made 2 styles of ribbon for the Doll's Hair, as well as a plain headband; it includes a ton of textures that you can use with them; including as many ComiPo! related colors that I could make.
And the last model that I've included is called the shadow layer; here's a quick briefing on how to use it:
First: make sure that you have a graphics editor; I use Corel Paint Shop Pro X2; but you should be able to use any graphics editor, like Photo Shop; Gimp is free though.
Import the Shadow_Layer.obj model into ComiPo!, along with the Doll's Hair model of choice, and equip the later on your character.
Start by copying the character in ComiPo!; deselect them, and then paste your copy (so that the copy loads directly over the original).
Next, go to: '3D Outline Settings (F9)', and set Weight to 0; that will make the outline invisible.
Next, go to: 'Change Item (F12)', and then to: 'Category: Additional Parts for Face & Body', and: 'Specifics: Head_Item1 or Head_Item2', select the Shadow-Layer model.
Export your project with the copied shadow layer character's visibility disabled; then export your project again under a different name with everything except the character with the shadow layer disabled.
Load both graphics files (should be PNG's with full transparency) into your graphics editor of choice.
You will need to have layer editing enabled, and a magic wand selection tool along with freehand selection; both with anti-alias set to outside.
With anti-alias turned off; select all on the shadow layer graphics, and copy it as a separate layer over the default project's graphics.
Layer notes: bottom layer: default graphics; upper layer: shadow layer.
Go to the magic wand, and turn anti-alias on, set to outside; also, set the tolerance to around 50%.
On the bottom layer, select the skin on the face; then switch to the freehand selection tool, and select any areas that the magic wand missed.
Switch to the shadow layer, and invert your selection (in PSP: Selections>Invert (Ctrl+Shift+I)).
Press delete on your keyboard, to delete the selection.
Set the shadow layer's options so that it loads based on the Darker layer.
With the selection tool still set to anti-alias, remove any additional parts of the layer that are getting in the way; or select the shadow color with the eyedropper tool, and color in areas that need more shadows.

Download: www.mediafire.com/?xampu79zeyu…

I've included quite a large amount of files in this, so it's a pretty big download; if their are any files that you don't need or plan to use, just delete them.

I hope you like it! Credit is not totally necessary, but highly appreciated! ^_^
Anyway, that's all I have to say for now; it's currently 7:04 am, and I'm tired as hell. X_X

Description
I have finally finished these!
They were a lot of fun to work on; I've made several different models that you can use, including:
Doll's Hair: multiple poses included, plus hair textures that match all of the ones included in ComiPo!, as well as a few extras.
Stand alone: ponytail; side-tail left; side-tail right; twin-tails; sideburns; each including all of the above hair textures.
I've also made 2 styles of ribbon for the Doll's Hair, as well as a plain headband; it includes a ton of textures that you can use with them; including as many ComiPo! related colors that I could make.
And the last model that I've included is called the shadow layer; here's a quick briefing on how to use it:
First: make sure that you have a graphics editor; I use Corel Paint Shop Pro X2; but you should be able to use any graphics editor, like Photo Shop; Gimp is free though.
Import the Shadow_Layer.obj model into ComiPo!, along with the Doll's Hair model of choice, and equip the later on your character.
Start by copying the character in ComiPo!; deselect them, and then paste your copy (so that the copy loads directly over the original).
Next, go to: '3D Outline Settings (F9)', and set Weight to 0; that will make the outline invisible.
Next, go to: 'Change Item (F12)', and then to: 'Category: Additional Parts for Face & Body', and: 'Specifics: Head_Item1 or Head_Item2', select the Shadow-Layer model.
Export your project with the copied shadow layer character's visibility disabled; then export your project again under a different name with everything except the character with the shadow layer disabled.
Load both graphics files (should be PNG's with full transparency) into your graphics editor of choice.
You will need to have layer editing enabled, and a magic wand selection tool along with freehand selection; both with anti-alias set to outside.
With anti-alias turned off; select all on the shadow layer graphics, and copy it as a separate layer over the default project's graphics.
Layer notes: bottom layer: default graphics; upper layer: shadow layer.
Go to the magic wand, and turn anti-alias on, set to outside; also, set the tolerance to around 50%.
On the bottom layer, select the skin on the face; then switch to the freehand selection tool, and select any areas that the magic wand missed.
Switch to the shadow layer, and invert your selection (in PSP: Selections>Invert (Ctrl+Shift+I)).
Press delete on your keyboard, to delete the selection.
Set the shadow layer's options so that it loads based on the Darker layer.
With the selection tool still set to anti-alias, remove any additional parts of the layer that are getting in the way; or select the shadow color with the eyedropper tool, and color in areas that need more shadows.

Download: www.mediafire.com/?xampu79zeyu…

I've included quite a large amount of files in this, so it's a pretty big download; if their are any files that you don't need or plan to use, just delete them.

I hope you like it! Credit is not totally necessary, but highly appreciated! ^_^
Anyway, that's all I have to say for now; it's currently 7:04 am, and I'm tired as hell. X_X