WaifuSizes 🐮🩷📏
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@WaifuSizes
🔞 | No minors. Weekly body measurements of all your favorite VTuber, OC & characters. Any characters welcome. +Exclusive measurements only found here!
TEMP Hello all ! longtime no see! Looking for any VTuber moots interested in paid VA (NEW + experienced VAs welcome) // artists moots that have/can create a reactive png of their OC and are interested in having them voiced upcoming project - if interested in knowing more DM !
The Voice Actor ➡️ The Character(s)
Alright guys, it's time for a sequel. Updated with a new option which shows the character's "three sizes" (Bust/Waist/Hip) Now you can find out if a character is top heavy, bottom heavy, or balanced mathematically from the reference sheet. Context: I was bored again. I got requested to include something for measuring how child-bearing hips are, so I decided to extend the current calculator that used to calculate cup sizes to have an option to calculate your three sizes using a reference sheet, bust, width, and height, by dropping some sort of reference sheet with a front and a side profile, and then dragging and aligning red lines with the body, for it to automatically do the maths involved, which includes a cool overlay that you can export as an image like the one attached to this post. (Using Kaneko Lumi as an example) The math involved, uses Ramanujan's Approximation for elipses. SFW
Alright guys, it's time for a sequel. Updated with a new option which shows the character's "three sizes" (Bust/Waist/Hip) Now you can find out if a character is top heavy, bottom heavy, or balanced mathematically from the reference sheet. Context: I was bored again. I got requested to include something for measuring how child-bearing hips are, so I decided to extend the current calculator that used to calculate cup sizes to have an option to calculate your three sizes using a reference sheet, bust, width, and height, by dropping some sort of reference sheet with a front and a side profile, and then dragging and aligning red lines with the body, for it to automatically do the maths involved, which includes a cool overlay that you can export as an image like the one attached to this post. (Using Kaneko Lumi as an example) The math involved, uses Ramanujan's Approximation for elipses. SFW
