Aug 1, 2022

August 01, 2022 Stress Level Zero developer Brandon J Laatsch revealed Bonelab will feature settings for adjusting the in-game full body avatar “to fit your real body.” Laatsch revealed on Twitter that Bonelab will prompt players to enter height and t-shirt size, with more fine tuning available in a menu. To fit your real body to your avatar’s body, Bonelab prompts you for your height and t-shirt size. There is also a fine tuning menu that lets you enter height, chest, under-bust, waist, hips, wingspan and inseam. “To fit your real body to your avatar’s body, Bonelab prompts you for your height and t-shirt size,” Laatsch wrote . “There is also a fine tuning menu that lets you enter height, chest, under-bust, waist, hips, wingspan and inseam.” One user asked how the game will measure t-shirt size specifically, to which Laatsch replied it would just be “a general S, M, L, XL” and that if players “go to advanced [settings] you can see the waist measurement it’s guessing based on your height.” Bonelab is the follow up to Stress Level Zero’s pioneering VR title Boneworks , which released for PC VR and showcased a physics and interaction system that gave items a feel of weight and heft. It also gave players a full body avatar in-game — something that Bonelab will also adopt.