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Placeholder1996 said:
post #9527479 Two questions:
- What are the three white triangles in the upper right called? I can't think of the name nor find them in the wiki.
- What's the tag for a readout from a heart-rate monitor, like the one to the left?
While I'm not familiar with the triangles, the heart-monitor readout would be referred to with the Cardiogram tag
Placeholder1996 said:
post #9527479 Two questions:
- What are the three white triangles in the upper right called? I can't think of the name nor find them in the wiki.
- What's the tag for a readout from a heart-rate monitor, like the one to the left?
The triangles are notice lines, and yeah, the heart-rate is a cardiogram.
rainyd said:
The triangles are notice lines, and yeah, the heart-rate is a cardiogram.
Ok. They're a little larger than the way most notice_lines are depicted; that threw me off. Thanks to both of you.
rainyd said:
Can you be a little more clear? Monster girl itself already implies a monster with female features, no?
Effectively the series based definition expects at least partial humanoid look to them e.g. think centaur or something with half-person.
Not sure how to keep it from being confusing since they specifically use 'monster girl'
Placeholder1996 said:
post #9524206 This work had the "アナログイラスト(analog illustration)" on Pixiv, so I gave it the traditional_media tag here. For those with eyes for this kind of thing, what kind of media is it? The other tags don't give any clues from what I can tell.
USERGORE said:
I'm pretty sure this is digital. Maybe the artist put the tag implying they've tried to emulate traditional look, but this is definitely digital.
There's also the faux traditional media tag for digital art that is clearly meant to mimic traditional media. Not that it looks relevant to this post, as far as I can see.
what are the yellow things in front of her and the black thing to the side of her?
CommentaryRequest said:
what are the yellow things in front of her and the black thing to the side of her?
Not sure about the yellow things, but that black thing has a name and it's called Hu Wei.
sorry for asking a general question, but is there a general rule of thumb for whether a picture of an animal/creature with food much bigger than them (without anything to easily suggest one tag or the other, for example in simple background pics) should be tagged as oversized food or undersized animal? i'm looking at the tags rn and i think its kinda vague/theres a lot of pics that could easily fit either when they seem to be mutually exclusive in the case of what i described.
(this applies to oversized food vs mini person too, just asked abt animals since i was more focused on the undersized animal tag)
speardovich said:
sorry for asking a general question, but is there a general rule of thumb for whether a picture of an animal/creature with food much bigger than them (without anything to easily suggest one tag or the other, for example in simple background pics) should be tagged as oversized food or undersized animal? i'm looking at the tags rn and i think its kinda vague/theres a lot of pics that could easily fit either when they seem to be mutually exclusive in the case of what i described.
(this applies to oversized food vs mini person too, just asked abt animals since i was more focused on the undersized animal tag)
Not sure about other people but I would treat the human as overly small if there is no other reference, especially if they are also drawn as a chibi.
ElGranFracaso said:
It's definitely top-down bottom-up (and properly tagged as such), but not sufficiently exaggerated to warrant tagging with jack-o' challenge. For that, the character's legs should be straight or nearly so, and their feet on the same surface as their chest, so that their spine runs straight vertically from at least mid-back/waist to pelvis.
Thank you.
photorealistic or not? post #9534014
asset #24814015 Her clothing confuses me a little. Is it a shirt/dress that's been tucked between the thighs or is it a one-piece that ends in shorts? If it's the latter, I've yet to find a matching tag in the wiki.
post #9534119
doesn't this specific waves drawing I see now and then have a tag? if so it should really be put in the waves wiki under a See Also
c_spl said:
post #9534119
doesn't this specific waves drawing I see now and then have a tag? if so it should really be put in the waves wiki under a See Also
post #9534538 sex, implied sex, or neither?
Placeholder1996 said:
post #9534538 sex, implied sex, or neither?
Implied sex I think.
asgembed said:
Implied sex I think.
thanks
I don't know what she's holding here. A tablet pc or handheld game console are my two guesses, but I'm not sure about either. post #9535358
