Looks great!

I think all func details do it automatically now? These are func detail illusionary though

the spiders were too scary for me but I like all this other stuff!

it's one of the classic lessons of 90s level design: if a space feels weird, you can probably get away with it if you add a bunch of columns and supports to "justify" it

tldr summary / spoiler-free Dread Delusion quest design notes from the end of my post:

it's kinda hilarious that you have to treat every gesture as a scam now. every email is a dark souls level where there's a little guy with a dagger hiding around the corner

still thinking about this lol. his cheek skin actually doesn't protrude / stretch out much (because why would a typical face rig need that?) and his (weird?) index finger pose even hides the pinch point ... the bounce is very cartoony to "sell" the pinch?

more seriously though maybe it's actually not too hard to hand animate the cheek blend like this? hmm

On Saints Row we had a debug npc named Skinballs (lol) that was literally just four spheres wrapped in different shades of skin texture so we could test lighting for different skin tones during development. But teams need to plan for that kind of testing with intentionality, and not enough do.

good quake 3 skin golden age vibes

also it's funny how "glitch" used to be something a person did, like how "computers" were people who did math

bring back muff imo