starswater wrote:Username: starswater
If you are not fluent in English, what is your preferred language?: I am fluent in English.
How did you find Chicken Smoothie?: Someone on BuzzlyArt had their CS account linked from their link-me :o
What do you like best so far?: Hmmm, I love how chill the community seems to be and how creative everyone is. So far this place feels like a nice blast from the past.
Any questions?: I mostly have questions about the forum layout and adoptables, at the moment. Some questions include: How does Artist Search work, and who uses it? Any advice for making adoptables? I see the character storage is used for adoptables you get, and I noticed you can have more than one thread... but I also noticed that the people who have threads there seem to limit their threads to one singular type of adoptable, and it seems like there's usually some extra stuff like notes about breeding and whatnot. Are there any general rules of etiquette I should know about before using this forum?
Also... is there a quick way for me to know what animals an item can be worn on before I grab it from the lost and found?
And is there a way for me to view artwork I've "liked", or do I have to rely on bookmarking the thread?
Some of these questions honestly might be silly in hindsight... Please forgive me if they are silly. >///<
Heya, I can answer some of these questions for you (and don't worry, none of them are silly)
1) I don't know much about artist search, so I can't help you much there, but there should be a few threads around the artist boards that you could ask in
2) Adoptables are something that are really hard to maintain and even start up. The first thing I recommend is find a concept that is both unique and simple. Adoptables that have to many moving parts are hard to keep up with and tend to die fast. Each adoptable should have its own main thread, and any branching ideas like breading and storage should be kept to a separate thread that is linked to the main thread, though that's only really necessary for bigger things, sometimes just a separate post on the same thread about breading is enough. Most adoptables will have their own rules listed on the first or second post of their thread, so as long as you pay attention to those you should be all good.
3) Most clothing items can be used on grown dogs and cats, but I wouldn't hedge your bets on them fitting something like a rat or a horse. There is an item archive as well as a chicken smoothie wiki you can look for. But the best advice I can give is if you like the item, grab it. You can always find a different pet to put it on.
4) I took a look around the site and from what I can see there is no way to see all the art you've liked, however, you can see artists you've followed and their works under your "oekaki" tab next to your profile. This looks to be the closest thing to what you asked about, but I may be wrong since I'm not on the artist part of the site any more.
Hope these answers helped!