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keşke direk sprite olarak değilde kıyafet saç çorap diye ayrı ayrı çizseydin yerleştirmeleri biz yapabilirdik 

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I love your work! I'm currently using some of your sprites to work on a visual novel for fun and to teach myself ren'py. I have one question, though: What is she eating in her CG? I assume it is a parfait or sundae of some sort but I was curious if you had an exact thing you were basing on it off of.  Thanks!

Thank you!! And I love that my sprites are going towards learning!!!
I would call what she's eating a parfait since it's based off of a real one I ate (and that's what the restaurant labeled it as.)

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THANK YOU! you are a actual savior, I am making a VN and I tried to draw the sprites myself. They ended up looking so bad I scrapped them. while on the brink of giving up I find your page filled with free sprites, I am thinking of using them only as placeholders so that I can do proper debugs until I get better I hope. Thank You

fyi : if you had a online art class or tutorial, I would be broke. your art is amazing

You can do it!!
I'm not a very good teacher, but I'm so glad you like my art! 
If there's something in particular you think you struggle with, maybe I can suggest some resources?

Hello! I am making a visual novel named "Paper Hearts", And Rin is the perfect character for this game, just one question, do you have a vector version of Rin, because I've entered her into my engine, and it's very pixelated, thank you.

I don't, but plan on releasing a larger resolution sprite for her.
Can I ask what the resolution of your game is?

The resolution is 480 x 360 pixels.

Sometimes larger sprites being put into certain programs/engines can make it look pixelated if the original sprite is larger than the project and sized down within the program.. If you have an image adjustment program that you can resize the sprite in to fit your game size specifically, it should help. Let me know if it doesn't.

Hello, I thought about using this for my game. I was feeling a bit shy to ask but I thought about selling. But only with your permission and if it's okay to do so if not I understand and would only make it free.

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I eagerly accept questions so while I understand, you don't have to be shy!
I allow my sprites to be used in commercial games as long as they follow the rules.
Essentially, I just ask to be credited and for commercial games to not only offer my work as pay to use downloadable content. If you're selling your game and not the character by itself, this should be fine!
If I stumble upon the game, I might ask where the credit to me is if it's behind a paywall, so you can choose to tell me then or just tell me where it will be located beforehand. Either of those is fine.
And I always like supporting people who  use my assets, so if you feel like it, please link your game here when it's done!

Good luck on your game!

That reply has helped me also, as I'm making a VN using your sprites as I am terrible at making VN sprites myself and I can't find a place to get or make VN sprites as they tend to either be really expensive or can lack in creativity and quality so I decided to come over here for sprites.

However, I do have this one plan to put a price on the game. I've made sure I follow all the rules, but I did find out it does say "please let me know in advance when making a paid game" which is my only concern. I will make it a free game if your not okay with me making money from the game.

Hello, your rules said to comment if I want to use your assets in anything other than games. I'm making a dialogue manager/visual novel plugin for the Godot game engine and I would like to use your assets for the examples.

It's going to be uploaded in the Godot asset library. The assets are gonna be used in the example screenshots and maybe even a sample project. I'll include credits in the page and also your rules.txt files in the sample project.

Hey, i wanna create some Video Games/ for the beginning visual novels but am a pice of shit when it comes to drawning. 
And now i just found most of the sprites i am downlanding is from you. I ll make sure you ll be in the top1 in credits. Thanks for all your work.

do u have some nsfw sprites/characters? :P

Because of how I work, I do have the sprites in nude that I'm okay to upload. If you're looking for something different, perhaps contact me through twitter and I can see what I could do (although no promises since I have yet to work on any nsfw content in particular.)

Can I edit her a bit? She lacks some emotions I need.

Absolutely! And if you ever have emotions you'd like for me to create, please let me know!

Thanks a lot.

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I'm excited to see! Thank you for letting me know!

Hello! Really love your work! This sprite must be one of your best so far. I must ask if I am able to use your characters as reference for artwork in my VN project for school. It's ok if I'm only able to use them as it is. Credit will be given either way. Thanks for making these!

Thank you for your compliments! What kind of reference are you using them for if I may ask?

Well, I was going to use it for character design reference for my visual novel project but I've already gone ahead and finished all of them. I still plan on using them as references for future unrelated projects as character design references if that's OK. 

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Am I allowed to rename the png files? The names are too hard to remember.

Also I love them!

They look so cute!

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Yes! That's completely fine! I'd rather you be comfortable in using them!
I'm glad that you think they're cute as well!

Alright

Dear NoranekoGames, first let me say I am quite thrilled finding your character models of exceptional quality.  I am a novice dev in the middle of my first Visual Novel, and I was hoping you could answer a few questions for me:

1) Are your models computer made or hand drawn?

2) Are you planning to design a few male characters? (Don't want my protagonist feeling like they're in an all girl situation)

3)Do you have any references for more material in terms of BGM or SFX? as I've said I'm learning the ropes as I type this.

Thank you for your content and when this is finished I plan on making sure your contributions are noticable, and hopefully financially rewarding! I will look out for your response.

Congrats on getting to work on your first visual novel! 
I'll be glad to answer your questions!
1) I use a wacom cintiq to digitally draw everything by hand. Everything is drawn in photoshop. Some of my older works were drawn by mouse though (the original sprites I uploaded). 

2) While I'd love to draw male characters, I'm so bad at them right now due to not studying the anime style proportions enough that I just don't draw them. I am working to gather a lot more resources to try and work on being able to but I don't forsee getting them on the level of my female sprites anytime soon. I'm really sorry about that!

3)Over the past 5 years I've collected a bunch of links to sites with free resources of all kind. Here are some of my favorites that provide both BGM and SFX:
Pocket Sound
https://on-jin.com/
https://www.tam-music.com/


Good luck with your project!!

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This has got to be my favorite character I've seen so far. Thanks to your characters and how well they're done I've actually been trying to get back into making visual novels, so I can't wait to start again!

I'm really glad you like Rin and even more glad that they've inspired you! Looking forward to any work you produce in the future!!

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Your gameassets is so lovely and cute, I really love it. and  I'd like to use it in my commerial game project,  I read the policy that I should provide proof of credits, cause this is my first time come across this term " credit",what's that term and how can I provide it? thank you for your reply :D

To provide credit means to let others know that I was the one to draw/create the asset. 
Like at the end of a movie where you might see actors credited for the role they played.  I just ask that my name be put somewhere in the project/product giving me credit for making the assets that were used. 
This is usually done at the end of a game in a credit roll, similar to a movie, but many people decide to put it on a page where the game is downloaded instead. 
I ask for proof of this for commercial projects because otherwise I may have to pay to see that it is there at all. So when you publish the game, just tell me where you've put the name "Noraneko Games" in order to say I created assets used. I hope this is helpful and I wish you the best of luck with your project!

Thank you very much! I got it! I thought credits may be some symbol or money equivalent in itch.io before your explanation.

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Kawai!! >ω<

Thank you! I'm glad you think so!