Blackrosewhiteheart - IMVU Developer

Posted on 01-09-2008

Filed Under (Interviews) by Johaubannah

Interview by: Johaubannah
Imvu developer homepage: Blackrosewhiteheart

Q1. When did you become a member here on IMVU?

A1. December 2006.

Q2. How much do you know about developing?
A2. As much as I wish to, considering the current technology of IMVU.

Q3. When did you start developing?
A3. January 2007.

Q4. Is it easy to be a developer?
A4. Yes, very, if you have the patience to learn.

Q5. What is the first item you developed?
A5. A sticker.

Q6. What is your latest product?
A6. Well, that depends on whether you are including hidden products or not, but the next items to come out will be remakes of the 2005 Memoirs of a Geisha kimonos where I first discovered how much fun
it was to make them.

Q7. As a developer, what inspires you to do these kinds of products? A7. Many years of graphic design inspires me to make all sorts of
things. Music is also a good catalyst, and the Japanese culture is fascinating,
which helps my ever-growing collection of personal kimonos.

Q8. Have you had a hard time understanding the steps on IMVU previewer?
A8. No, because it is no different to me, seeing as I have ten years of
graphic design under my obi as well as much time and patience to sit and
learn new, exciting things.

Q9. In doing items or products, do you think IMVU rules and regulations
are fair? A9. That depends on your point of view. If you are asking if the TOS is
fair, then that answer is no, since IMVU makes it up as they go along. Still, I stand
by them as much as possible because we all have to have guidlines no matter
who we are and what we do.

Q10. Doing a product is not free, is it? Is it expensive to do the items?
A10. That depends on what tier level you are. I can only speak as an original
Pro developer; it is not expensive in cost, but in time and effort.

Q11. What advice can you share to all the developers out
there on IMVU?
A11. Be clear, be honest, and don’t put up with the growing culture of hate and
mistrust for anything different.

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