Yeah, you need either support via clothing, hair, and character packs, and something like WW .

IMO, I think for a new figure to really work, you need to get with several of the clothing designers and character/hair makers and work together on getting a character started.  You need a number of items from the start to get people interested enough to buy it and you need to keep producing items for it.

I also think that newer or unsupported characters might be a good way for newer people to learn how to model, rig, and design and to get themselves a little bit of notice that it would be harder for them to get in a crowded daz market... but I'm also not saying that's the best or perfect solution either.

WARK!

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