Gacha Online RP creation tutorial

Open the editor and pick a base

Enter the game and open the character editor. You'll see a gallery of base bodies — each is a template with a different height and proportion. Pick one close to the shape you want: a taller body for adult characters, a more compact one for kawaii or child-like looks. You don't need to start perfect; the editor lets you adjust most proportions later.

Lock in the skin tone

Open the palette/skin and pick the tone. The editor has a color wheel if the default color isn't right: adjust hue and lightness rather than picking a pure color. Creators recommend setting skin tone BEFORE hair and eyes, because everything else is chosen to match. A skin tone with a warmer hue usually reads better in the game's render than pure gray or white.

Pick the shape, iris color, and shine

Eyes define the OC's first impression. Open the eyes section and pick a shape. Then adjust: the iris color with the wheel, the shine (if the editor exposes it), and the position in the eye socket. For a big 'kawaii' look, lower the upper lid, widen the iris, and add a shine reflection. For a serious or cold character, use narrower eyes, smaller irises, and stronger brows. Don't be afraid to pair an eye shape with a different eyebrow style — that mix is what makes OCs memorable.

Proportions and expression

With eyes and tone done, work the face proportions: where the nose and mouth sit relative to the eyes. Features set lower and rounded read young and sweet; features set higher and sharper read mature or severe. Play with eyebrow tilt (inward = anger, outward = sadness) and mouth shape (curve up = smile, flat = neutral). The right expression sells the character.

Build hair in layers

Hair is created in layers, and that's what gives it volume. In the editor you typically have: back hair, fringe (front hair), and hair accessories. Start with the long back layer behind the head, then the fringe in front. Color each layer separately for dimension — for example, a dark base with a lighter fringe or highlights. For volume: a back layer bigger than the head and a fringe that doesn't cover the whole forehead.

Add detail and save

Accessories give personality: wings, a crown, a backpack, a cape, or one small distinctive accessory you built from color layers. Almost everything is combinable, so try 2-3 accessories at a time without overloading. When you're happy, save your OC (look for an easy export of a character code in the menu). You can edit it again whenever you want.

Creator tutorial videos

These community progress videos show real steps and creator tricks, with a dated publish anchor. We embed them so you can see the editor in action as well as read the steps.

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