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Ukagaka ghosts available to download and use as chat characters in Microsoft Comic Chat
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Ukagaka ghosts available to download and use as chat characters in Microsoft Comic Chat
Alice
Brynhild
Kikka
Mayura
Seriko
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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i want to merge signal and microsoft comic chat. i want my friends to show up as deuce and spigot or whatever in group chats
someone make this happen
two idiots find a mustard bottle!!!!!!
2 years ago, I put Spigot into the same pose as Bro Strider. I could've used the actual Comic Chat sprites, but this is too good.
Speaking of which WHERE'S MY COMIC CHAT SPRITE RIP I NEED THOSE ASSETS 4KRIZTSAKE
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch β’ No registration required β’ HD streaming
MS Comic Chat is open source now?? MS Comic Chat, the thing Bonequest/Jerkcity is made in????
Source code for the Microsoft Comic Chat IRC client - microsoft/comic-chat
Where's your Discord icon from?
For those of you who don't know me on discord.
So that's Hugh, from Microsoft Comic Chat. More often referred to as "MSChat" for short. MSChat was an IRC client that would render chat rooms out as a series of comic book panels with avatars speaking the chat text.
You could set panel size, which dictated speech bubble size, camera distance, how many characters could be in a panel, etc. And obviously you could choose an avatar and even send specific facial expressions with your messages. (And if you didn't, the program would try to infer an emotional expression based on your grammar and punctuation)
You could even download user-made characters and backgrounds.
Anyway, one of the default characters was Hugh, a big cat in a bathrobe.
I didn't really want to leave IRC because it supported things like MSChat (and I'd written a small handful of custom productivity scripts for mIRC, the other IRC client I liked to use) but my friends basically gave me an ultimatum that they were leaving IRC forever for Discord and I could either come with them or I could stay in IRC all alone.
So, I took a piece of IRC with me: my Discord avatar is Hugh from Microsoft Comic Chat. Hugh also shows up in my twitch emotes:
Over the years, when people ask me if I ever considered a virtual avatar, like a vtuber or pngtuber sort of thing, I've actually considered using Hugh. But I didn't make Hugh, and I'm a little worried he's still too associated with Jerkcity/Bonequest, since that uses MSChat.
i keeping making the same image every single time