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Well what do you know? x3
This was the last fully functional version of the Dressup I had laying around, and I thought I'd submit it for you patient guys. |3

I honestly wanted to do way more (ESPECIALLY MORE CLOTHES) before releasing another demo, but because I'm now currently without the Flash editing software, This is the best you guys will get for a while. D:
Unless... some blessed saint gives me a (legally free/cheap) Flash editing software. XD

=CHANGES MADE SINCE THE v1.0 DEMO =
The Paint-clothes coding has been overhauled. Using a clever use of the "overlay" layer blending option in Flash, a "cover" is painted a certain color, while the clothing itself is ACTUALLY in grayscale underneath the cover.

WAAAY more preset colors.. 3 shades of most common colors. I regret not doing shades of brown in this version. That's okay, this probably won't be used as much as...

..the custom color feature! The RGB sliders move in increments of 3, so there's not EVERY color under the sun... but still, tons of available combinations. =3
HINT!!: If it isn't obvious, you can grab the slider bars and slide them!

In addition to painting clothes, you can also choose to paint specific parts of a particular piece of clothing! For example a red base, with a white trim, and yellow logo. This is slightly limited in what parts are paintable.. but I hope it's still fun!

Just in case you want to protect items from the painting features, you can put them aside to use again later using the Safe zone. This may not be quite so necessary in this version.. Considering there aren't many clothes in the first place.

A "Help" button is available to explain all the buttons via a simple low-opacity black overlay. Everything underneath the overlay stays exactly the same when pressing the help button.

=RETURNING FEATURES FROM v1.0=
Two different models! A guy named Jake and a girl named Jen.. choose a gender, and the clothes react to fit the model!

Choose whether or not to paint in the workspace where the model is. Sometimes painting a whole outfit is a good thing!

=ERRORS=
The "RESET" button DOES NOT WORK. It is supposed to set all positions and colors to default. But it doesn't work at the moment.

There's a clickable arrow that's beneath the red shirt. This arrow DOES NOT WORK. HOWEVER, the blue and white BUTTON with a picture of an arrow on it DOES WORK.

Description
Well what do you know? x3
This was the last fully functional version of the Dressup I had laying around, and I thought I'd submit it for you patient guys. |3

I honestly wanted to do way more (ESPECIALLY MORE CLOTHES) before releasing another demo, but because I'm now currently without the Flash editing software, This is the best you guys will get for a while. D:
Unless... some blessed saint gives me a (legally free/cheap) Flash editing software. XD

=CHANGES MADE SINCE THE v1.0 DEMO =
The Paint-clothes coding has been overhauled. Using a clever use of the "overlay" layer blending option in Flash, a "cover" is painted a certain color, while the clothing itself is ACTUALLY in grayscale underneath the cover.

WAAAY more preset colors.. 3 shades of most common colors. I regret not doing shades of brown in this version. That's okay, this probably won't be used as much as...

..the custom color feature! The RGB sliders move in increments of 3, so there's not EVERY color under the sun... but still, tons of available combinations. =3
HINT!!: If it isn't obvious, you can grab the slider bars and slide them!

In addition to painting clothes, you can also choose to paint specific parts of a particular piece of clothing! For example a red base, with a white trim, and yellow logo. This is slightly limited in what parts are paintable.. but I hope it's still fun!

Just in case you want to protect items from the painting features, you can put them aside to use again later using the Safe zone. This may not be quite so necessary in this version.. Considering there aren't many clothes in the first place.

A "Help" button is available to explain all the buttons via a simple low-opacity black overlay. Everything underneath the overlay stays exactly the same when pressing the help button.

=RETURNING FEATURES FROM v1.0=
Two different models! A guy named Jake and a girl named Jen.. choose a gender, and the clothes react to fit the model!

Choose whether or not to paint in the workspace where the model is. Sometimes painting a whole outfit is a good thing!

=ERRORS=
The "RESET" button DOES NOT WORK. It is supposed to set all positions and colors to default. But it doesn't work at the moment.

There's a clickable arrow that's beneath the red shirt. This arrow DOES NOT WORK. HOWEVER, the blue and white BUTTON with a picture of an arrow on it DOES WORK.