If you have any questions or would like any clarification on the Custom Content Policy, please post them here!

This thread will be used to update the policy to make it more clear/comprehensive before the feature arrives.

Wondering if a decorative background appearing behind a cat would be acceptable?

Not sure as it doesn't seem to fit directly under the incoporeal category, but isn't directly clothing either

Example below:

Do I understand correctly that only the artist of a custom item is able to buy copies of it, and Artisan's Market only shows available designs but does not allow direct purchase?

@Rautamallas Artisan's Market does allow direct purchase! The artist will select how many copies to make available and what price they'd like to sell them for.

For example, if you have an approved design, you could choose to make an unlimited number of copies available and set the price to 75 essence fragments. 25 from each sale would go to the site and you'd get to keep the remaining 50.

Kind of addendum to zir’s post, but do all effects need linework or could it be lineless? For example the shooting stars here

(i do know i need to fix the linework color otherwise)

@zir As is, no, since it would need lineart to be approved. (Background elements like grass are sort of "solid objects")

However, one work-around that I can think of would be to put the background on a "canvas" (I'm thinking something like the painting decor items we have or a large white sheet hanging behind the cat). Then you could place the lineless background on that canvas. It'd give it more of a "stage set piece" look, but would allow it to fit the lineart requirements without altering the general appearance of the art.

@Vice This concept would be fine since it looks like sparkles/motion lines which are incorporeal. The solid objects all have lineart.

Are mushroom accessories alright? (Like your standard red and white toadstool) or would that be too close to body horror/parasites?

would wigs be alright more generic hairstyles in a handful of colors instead of direct references of course

I have a question regarding very tiny 1px-type accessories that are meant to be a part of clothes!

For super tiny things like in this mock-up's little vine jewelry bands along the legs and tail, is it acceptable if they don't have the #222222 lineart outline rule when inside the cat lineart itself, but if ever crossing outside the cat silhouette it maintains the #222222 coloration?


(Mock-up from before the release of custom clothes guidelines where the lineart colormatch isn't corrected just to show what pieces I mean with the question)

(Mock-up change to try and explain what I'm talking about)


Additionally, 1px jewelry/thin string type clothes that don't match the #222222 rule wouldn't be allowed then (such as mock-ups below)? Or with the idea of the clothes being tiny jewelry is that acceptable?



Apologies if my question is a little confusing or I've worded it wrong I'm happy to clarify if so, thank you