Sex Editor almost done

Development has been slow for the past week or two; in addition to becoming a bit burnt out on the project, other things have come up which took precedence.

That being said, development has more-or-less returned to normal for the past couple of days. I've figured out how the 'sex system' will work in-game and the editor's about 85% done, I'd estimate. Probably be finished with it tomorrow or the next day.

Incidentally, here's a picture of a butt I whipped up a couple of days ago:

I haven't nailed down the aesthetic yet. I think this is generally the look I'm after, but I'll have to check out how other details look before I make any final decisions, especially the faces.

If you want to make one for yourself, it's not too bad: Blender is the primary modeling tool used, though the character model itself was generated/tweaked/etc. with Manuel Bastoni's blender plugin. Give it a shot, it's easier than it looks.

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