DDLC Characters and Sprite Selector
This reference describes the four character choices currently wired into the compact Sprite Viewer / Scene Maker. It does not claim to be a complete catalogue of every sprite or content pack in the full home-page editor.
Current character choices
- Monika
- Sayori
- Natsuki
- Yuri
In that compact tool, each of three slots can be enabled or hidden independently. Every enabled slot has the same controls: character, expression A–D, left/center/right placement, and a scale slider from 55% to 115%. The editor shows a live preview while those values change.
A reproducible two-character setup
- Open the Sprite Viewer / Scene Maker and leave the Clubroom background selected.
- Enable Slot 1 and choose Monika, Expression A, Left, Scale 90%. Enable Slot 2 and choose Sayori, Expression A, Right, Scale 90%.
- Set the speaker to Monika and enter “We should save this scene.” The tool limits the dialogue field to 170 characters and wraps the rendered line to at most three lines.
- Keep the dialogue-box checkbox on, inspect the 1280 × 720 preview, then download one flattened PNG.
Expression letters are labels only; the selector does not name them “happy,” “sad,” or “angry.” Compare the rendered face in the preview instead of assuming a letter maps to a particular emotion. The body pose is selected by placement: right-side slots use the right-facing body asset; left and center use the other body asset.
Output, device behavior, and data boundary
- Output: one 1280 × 720 PNG. Background, selected sprites, dialogue, and the tool’s small footer mark are flattened into the same image; there are no layers or alternate export sizes.
- Phone vs. desktop: the control panel and preview stack or resize with the page layout. On a phone, the controls require more scrolling; the exported pixels stay 1280 × 720.
- Browser and errors: drawing and file creation use browser canvas APIs. Download status is announced; clipboard copy may be denied by browser permissions, in which case use Download PNG. A missing background falls back to a solid color, and a missing sprite is omitted from the preview rather than replaced with a warning.
- Local data: this compact editor does not offer an image upload control; it draws the bundled site assets in the current page. Its Share link includes the dialogue text up to 80 characters, so do not use Share for private text. This is separate from the site-wide analytics and advertising described in the Privacy Policy.
For the larger editor, which has separate Characters, Sprites, Backgrounds, and Panels tools, see the hands-on generator guide. Its available pack contents and export behavior differ from this compact four-character scene maker.