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also what do you mean with SFM model?
Not sure how it works, not an expert. But from what I can tell some people are saying it could be easier than making a new one to just put the female protagonist in the game if they ported the the model someone made in Source Filmmaker and replace it with the protagonist model of this game. So I guess porting the model from Source Filmmaker into Persona 3, like how a lot of models from mods that replace characters completely are often models pulled from different games
Now the problem is that P3R wasn't made with Unity but with Unreal Engine 4. Which means that the Femc looks completly different from all the P3R models. You could probably port the model from Unity to Unreal Engine, but it will look extremly out of place. Imagine the P3 and P4 models in P5 that's what we are talking about. So sorry buddy, guess you will have to wait until some dude makes a new model or heavily modifies the P3R Yukari model
Not to mention we will probably have to rework all of the MCs animations to match her, oh and we will also have to draw a many portraits for her
Ah, thanks for explaining that. Yeah, this sounds way out of my area. Thanks for your help though