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In which you can change her face.

You can make her mad, sad, surprised or anything you can get from the available selection.

I'm using a new code that I found. It's a code that uses buttons to make images visible and invisible. Which means if I make my one-day-coming Natane/Natane dress up game, it'll have a nice lack of clutter with only buttons.

However, this code is tedious. In order to make it so an item can change color, you have to recolor it each time and take the list, give it to the button's code and put false for each item except for the one you want to display.

I like this a lot better than the code I used for my other dress up games and here will technically be the first time I use it in a publically available flash game.

You can use any result you get on this thing in avatars and banners with credit to me.

I also used a different code for the Iris palatte changer. That one was far simpler. I used frames for each image I recolored and the next and back buttons didn't have much code in them.

Description
In which you can change her face.

You can make her mad, sad, surprised or anything you can get from the available selection.

I'm using a new code that I found. It's a code that uses buttons to make images visible and invisible. Which means if I make my one-day-coming Natane/Natane dress up game, it'll have a nice lack of clutter with only buttons.

However, this code is tedious. In order to make it so an item can change color, you have to recolor it each time and take the list, give it to the button's code and put false for each item except for the one you want to display.

I like this a lot better than the code I used for my other dress up games and here will technically be the first time I use it in a publically available flash game.

You can use any result you get on this thing in avatars and banners with credit to me.

I also used a different code for the Iris palatte changer. That one was far simpler. I used frames for each image I recolored and the next and back buttons didn't have much code in them.