[In honesty, I couldn't quite figure out how to get it to work. You are able to have two characters physically interacting with each other in a scene. The head, hands, and feet are rotatable 360 degrees. You're able to choose from some pretty fluid hand gestures. You can select from pre-made poses and edit them to your liking, or create a new one entirely from scratch. Through a doll-manipulator, you are able to freely change your character's pose. First and foremost was the ability to create custom poses.
Below, I will list the liked, the not liked, and the would like. It's dirt cheap compared to ComiPo at only $5.Īfter toying around with it for about five hours, I feel as if I've seen everything there is. Since the I have long wished for a manga software that makes up in some of ComiPo's lacking areas, I was thrilled to see this software on the store.
Today, I spent a good chunk of time playing around with the Steam Store's newest click and point comic creator: KumaKuma Manga Editor. I personally didn't encounter these problems, but I figured it had relevancy. Edit: Someone has pointed out this review to me on Steam.
