the waist to hip/thigh ratio is craaaaaaazy

why did this come up under anna_anon? are they somehow associated with this ace_lab person?

ai-tracker said in comment #2631098:

why did this come up under anna_anon? are they somehow associated with this ace_lab person?

I don‘t know about this video but the animator used anna_anon‘s models before in other videos and credited them so they got added on those here too.

123kid said in comment #2631108:

I don‘t know about this video but the animator used anna_anon‘s models before in other videos and credited them so they got added on those here too.

More specifically it's Koikatsu Scene data created by anna anon as mentioned on the WIP Tweet of this post.

SD:AnnaAnon

https://x.com/R18_MMD_game/status/2099490929518543315

These are shared as PNG files or "Scene Cards"which contain everything like character positions, posing, lighting, animation, camera settings and other stuff. Other users can then drop in their own models using Character Cards.

If you search Twitter for anna anon scene you'll come across several familiar animations.

Go--Go--Zeppeli said in comment #2631067:

the waist to hip/thigh ratio is craaaaaaazy

wide hips + narrow waist is a hell of a drug

GabrielWB said in comment #2631173:

More specifically it's Koikatsu Scene data created by anna anon as mentioned on the WIP Tweet of this post.

https://x.com/R18_MMD_game/status/2099490929518543315

These are shared as PNG files or "Scene Cards"which contain everything like character positions, posing, lighting, animation, camera settings and other stuff. Other users can then drop in their own models using Character Cards.

If you search Twitter for anna anon scene you'll come across several familiar animations.

Would the animations fall under derivative_work?

Meddy-san said in comment #2631302:

Would the animations fall under derivative_work?

I think so yeah, the animation is created by one party and then used as a base by someone else. If someone uses a drawing from someone else it also gets tagged as such. Tags and references added to the relevant posts. Not going to add parent/child relationships though because that gets messy very fast.

Derivative work: