When you screw a subject on a normal rack, sometimes you want to see their face (or their butt/genitalia on an inverted rack), as well as seeing their facial expressions. However, the "Friendly, Dom/Sub, Intimidated/Angry" bars are often in the way of the player's view.

I have an idea: When you are screwing a subject on any rack, you can manually drag those conjoined emotion bars of the subject somewhere else, but only restricted to the top edge of the window screen of the game.

It would be nice if placement of embellishments worked based on a 3D UI much like how placing objects work in planet coaster.

Option to Reverse Shift Key Function to run when pressing down the button, perhaps even an implemented optional toggle button for running would be cool as well.

one simple thing: can we have a https protocol for furry.science mainpage and bug report page?

just having a better security :)

We need a way to adjust the ears of characters a bit further down and to the side, making "proper" floppy ears. Instead of having the ears stick up a bit, then down like in the current system, allow us to move them fully to the sides of the head.

Title says it all.  This would make it easier for people who want to take pictures of their characters while in-game without having to do some tricky background removal work in Photoshop.

Just an outline (recommended specs, minimum RAM needed, preferred video card, if any, etc) added to the FAQ would at least tell me if i need to buy a new computer; my current machine is almost twelve years old, and is starting to show its (her?) age.

i would suggest that different save campaigns have separate prefference settings, this way you can do campaigns with separate species choices

for example:

-male player female only clients with species that looks better as female

-female player male only clients with species that looks better as male

It's an incredibly common fettish and the original rack had none of it. A slider to make the main character sport a belly and hips, as well as curvier characters appearing as test subjects would be a lot of fun for some of us

The patreon is currently hovering around $15,000 a month, and I recall it being as high as $25,000 a year or two ago. The patreon's been going since 2018, so I figure anywhere from $500,000 to $1,500,000 or more has been moved into Patreon's and Fek's pockets.

This must be money laundering. Fek must have won the lottery, contributed to some kind of criminal plot, or received some other windfall and is using Patreon as a funnel to reduce his tax obligation.

Furries simply cannot be so braindead as to forget they are pledging $2/$10/$25/$100 each month to a project with a heartbeat weaker than Team Fortress 2.

... Can they?

In either case, Fek should write a book on the subject; "How To Use The Furry Community To Evade Taxes", or "How Unity3D Let Me Separate Horny Fools From Their Money."