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This page is designed to help you understand how to customize the Strip Poker game assuming that you will be providing the images of the model for customization. (If you do not have your own models then you may purchase one of our pre-made games) When taking the photos for Strip Poker, make sure your model is sitting or laying down in front of a solid black backdrop. The shot should cover from head to toe, and the area around her should be completely black. The backdrop color should closely match the color of the game's black background color for easy editing. Black bed sheets works pretty well hung on a wall and covering the floor for the model to lay down on. Note, for poker game, photos must be taken horizontally as the game is distinctively different from blackjack (where the model is standing vertically) Also, make sure the camera does not move. Using a tripod might help. Or make sure the model fits inside the area of the camera and remain within the same area for all the shots. The reason is we want to keep all the photos the same proportion. Custom photos must be taken for each of the different strip stages (see below). Make sure your stripping sequences are clearly distinctive, meaning the clothes is on or off the screen. When choosing an outfit to wear, make sure the outfit consist of 4 items of clothes if you plan to follow the instructions and diagram below. (We will publish a different set of instructions for other types of outfits at a later time.) We recommend 4 items of clothes for your first poker game. (2 piece top and 2 piece bottom). Avoid outfits or shoes that blend with the black sheets. You will need to take pictures of the model wearing the clothes in multiple combinations. The diagram below outlines the different strip stages in a combination tree. With a 4 piece outfit, there will be a total of 9 stages. The arrows show the different path a player would take in stripping the model. Arrows going up means the player picked the top piece of the outfit. Arrows going down means they picked the bottom piece of outfit. As you can see this game allows the player to strip the model in 6 different possible ways making the game highly replayable.  
For each of the strip stages, plan to take at least 4 different poses. (the more the better since there is a good chance you will have a bad photo or pose). This will allow the players to see different poses when they tip the model. You will want to have a lot of nude poses (Stage E) for a longer game. RECOMMENDATION: Take about 6 pictures for stage A (meaning 6 poses), and 9 pictures for stage E (the nude stage). Take about 5 pictures for each of the other stages. When taking the pictures, the best way to tackle the combination tree is to follow the top path first, then go back and follow the bottom path, and finally do C2. For example: Do A,B1,C1,D1,E -- Then put all the clothes back on and do A,B2,C3,D2,E -- then do C2. When taking pictures of the model, make sure that you don't have anything covering up the model or her body parts. Often times, the black sheet can get in the way of the shoot. (Especially if your floor is carpted.) Below are examples of things to avoid:  
You will also need to take pictures of each items of the outfit used in the game. The clothes should be placed flat on the ground on the black backdrop. The clothes will be displayed in the game as items to buy. See the diagram below. 
If you plan to have a demo/preview version of your game for a free area, then you should take additional pictures with the model holding up a white cardboard sign. The demo version will display the sign pose replacing one of the above nude stages. 
When delivering the photos, please provide them in high resolution zipped. We will edit the images for you. We will shrink and crop the images appropriately to fit into the game. We will also apply any file size reduction techniques to reduce the download overheads.  If you choose to enhance the game with sound clips (optional), you need to have the model perform voice recordings for each defined events in the game. The sound clips needs to be recorded in WAV file format using 16-bit sample size, in mono channels, and at 22050 Hz sample rate. The following table is script of things to say that can be used as a baseline for your recording. You may be creative and provide additional sayings. IMPORTANT: Please make sure that you do not sound like you are "reading" the scripts. Try to sound like you are really saying the voice clips. The voice recording can make your game or break your game! Try to be exciting and enthusiastic. Try to come up with your own creative sayings. Use your voice to show your personality. Act out the role you are playing if you are wearing a theme costume.
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