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Playmaker custom actions for Live2D
Playmaker is a visual scripting plugin for Unity that enables everyone to make games in Unity without touching scripts at all. Personally I think Playmaker support in Live2D SDK can be a great addition. With this anyone can implement Live2D in their Unity games with no hassle, even artists and non-programmers can do it!
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Personally I like a more "universal" Live2D easy integration, and custom action for Playmaker is feasible for that. Maybe I'll have a try in making some simple Playmaker actions first (like loading a model, playing animation etc.). Too bad my current C# knowledge only get me so far... so I hope someone more experienced or from Live2D staff themselves can give support
Thanks for your interest in Live2D!
I never used Playmaker before, so excuse the noob question: Could you wrap MonoBehaviours into custom actions?