I took only four or so each of hair, clothes, etc. to test the character compositor using completely random configurations. It takes a long while to adapt the parts, so I'm only doing a few. Once the next version is released, someone else can create character parts in the same spirit as these RPG Maker 2003 RTP style characters for RPG 20XX official resources. The real beauty of the compositor is that you only need to draw a few things to produce thousands of different characters, so you can draw the few parts very well and let the engine do all the tedious composting (whereas before in pixel art, you would assemble and draw onto your RPG character template yourself).

256 character sheets can be found here: https://subversion.assembla.com/svn/rpg20xx/etc/testchars.zip
Some of the characters look really weird, or are in cross-dress, or have quirks like the ear color being a different color than their skin. Of course, you're going to assign the parts yourself (or via script) and not absolutely randomly.



The parent body setting was ultimately pointless since you will be assigning parts yourself. You'll be able to assign body types to clothes in the equipment in the database, and that's how armor will show up on characters correctly. The send to back thing is mostly for back-mounted parts (like wings, backpacks, etc.) that sometimes need to be behind the sprite in specific directions.