Understanding Viva Project Character Cards are essential digital assets used to import and customize AI-driven anime companions in the Viva Project (also known as OpenViva or Shinobu Project ). These cards function as portable data files, typically in PNG format, that contain the 3D model, skin, and attribute data needed for the game to render a specific character.
For advanced users, the game allows for deep character creation. According to the Viva Project Character Manual, creating a functional card requires specific technical steps: Viva Project Character Cards
At the end of every sprint or phase, check for "Character Evolution." Did a villain become an ally? Did a hero die (i.e., a feature get cut)? Update the cards. If a card hasn't changed in three cycles, archive it. A is always moving. According to the Viva Project Character Manual, creating
Each card features a grid of stats, usually including: If a card hasn't changed in three cycles, archive it
: For eyes to track correctly, they must have specific bone names (like pupil_r and pupil_l ) and 512x512 PNG textures.
The most reliable way to get high-quality characters is through official and community-run hubs: