What I'm going to do is suck it up and rewatch the tutorial to retrace my steps. I got halfway through the tutorial, but it took an entire day to follow it since I write down notes as I watch. I can re read my notes, but I'll just watch the tutorial again and do all the steps again.

And yes, these assets will also be large, or drawn in my usual way, then downscaled to a certain degree. It's going to be painful to figure out the exact dimensions that will work for RPG Architect or GDevelop, but I gotta try, and also take notes as I do it. Active game dev is within my grasp ~

I will get to this hurdle once I'm done learning RPG Architect. I'm getting closer to the end of the tutorial series, but I got some time to go. Once I start making that prototype map, I can THEN start practicing how to implement my artstyle without having to do pixel art. A hybrid style at least.

One solution is to scale up a template, draw over it in my usual style, then scale it down. Then with some effort, clean it up with a bit of pixel art drawing but not too much. This is going to be a difficult process. RPG Architect, however, is powerful and can use "huge" sprites and tilesets.

The thing is, I already do this with my own work. I am often experimenting with my art and how I draw fat shapes. <3 But you are indeed correct. I feel like just a few fat furries aren't honoring the very thing that is granting such stunning curves to begin with. Lovehandles and some rolls, please!

Nope, its not bad.
As stated a couple times this is more about the lack of diversity of body types. Im calling us all out to try different ones or experiment with less round shapes
For example, these are all different fat placements and breasts types/sizes on the same base body that arent just round

Goodness me, INSTANT soft curves, ready to bwomp confidently ~