Your figure is assembled in your browser out of boxes, and every texture on it is painted onto a canvas as the page loads. There are no model files and no image files anywhere in it.
That is a deliberate choice rather than a shortcut. A platform in this genre lives or dies on whose artwork it is using, and the safest answer is to own all of it. Nothing here is borrowed from anywhere.
The slots
- Face the expression painted on the head
- Hair sits under a hat, and is visible around one
- Hat anything worn on the head, including horns and a halo
- Shirt the torso and the upper arms
- Pants the legs
- Back capes, wings, a jetpack
- Held what the figure is carrying. Empty for now: the held items were withdrawn because they did not draw reliably, and the slot is waiting for them to come back
Each slot has a "none" option, which costs nothing and is owned from the start.
Skin tone
Ten tones, chosen separately from the items. Skin shows through short sleeves and shorts, so changing it changes how everything else looks. That is why the catalog redraws every thumbnail when you change it.
Thumbnails
Every picture of an item in the catalog is your figure wearing that item, rendered on the spot. A hat is judged against the hair under it rather than floating on its own, which is the only way to tell whether it suits you.
They are rendered a few at a time while the page sits idle, so a page of forty-eight items does not freeze the browser drawing them all at once.