The following are profile creation tips from the community gathered from places like Twitter and note.com

• If you want a translation of the Official FAQ go here
• If you want translated guides and videos go here
• If you’re not trying to make a mochifitter profile, check out the getting started section on the main page instead.

Helpful Downloads

• A texture that has the grid and identifies body regions: https://sobagarashop.booth.pm/items/7748103

Blender add-ons used as alternatives to shrinkwrap

• Quad Maker (Paid add-on)
• PolyQuilt Retopology Tool (Alternative to the above add-on - Free)
• Retopoflow (Alternative to the above add-on; paid)
• SKkeeper (free)

Bone Alignment Tips

• Start from the hips and work your way out to the arms/legs
• Align bones at joints (elbows, knees, shoulders) roughly as opposed to exactly to the target avatar
• Scale in bone groups with the same multiplier for consistency:
  • Hips → Spine → Chest (same ratio/multiplier to preserve the silhouette of the torso)
  • Shoulder → UpperArm → LowerArm
  • UpperLeg → LowerLeg
• Endpoint Scales Matching: Ensure the scale at the tail (endpoint) of one bone closely matches the head (start) scale of the connected bone. Example: UpperArm end-scale ≈ LowerArm start-scale.
  • Keep XYZ ratios uniform within bone chains.
  • Mismatched scales (e.g., UpperArm 1.5×, LowerArm 0.7×) create severe, irreversible distortion.
• Do a test export of your profile after you finish bone alignment to check for distortion. Continue with mesh setup on your profile after you’ve confirmed that the bone setup doesn’t cause warping

Warnings and what to avoid