Game Version: 0.5.0
Platform: (Steam windows )
Mods: (Choose one: never used )
Hardware Specifications & Operating System (OS version 11 Windows, CPU 8 16 , GPU 10, RAM 32, )
Description:
There is a critical, systemic issue with the authorship system for Zois and Styles that allows the original creator of a character to be dynamically and incorrectly replaced based on applied styles or even minimal cosmetic changes.
As a result, a Zoi’s authorship is not fixed and can be reassigned to another author without creating a new character.
Steps to Reproduce:
A player selects a Zoi created by Author A.
In some cases, certain templates or elements already display Author B, which is inconsistent.
The player then applies a Style created by inZOI.
After this step, all authorship fields (Zoi, Style, elements) switch to inZOI.
The player makes a minimal change, such as:
changing a makeup item,
changing a hairstyle,
or swapping a clothing piece.
After this small edit:
the Zoi and/or Style author changes to Author C (the creator of the modified element);
while the character itself is still essentially the original Zoi by Author A, with only minor adjustments.
This results in a situation where:
the same Zoi can change authors multiple times;
authorship is determined by the last edited asset, not by the original character creator;
a Zoi created by Author A can end up being displayed as a Zoi by Author C.
Expected behavior:
Zoi authorship must be fixed and permanently linked to the original creator.
Applying styles or modifying individual assets must never overwrite the Zoi author.
Style, clothing, makeup, and hairstyle authorship should be tracked separately, without affecting character authorship.
Applying official inZOI styles should not replace the original Zoi author.
Actual behavior:
Zoi authorship changes dynamically when:
applying a style;
editing individual cosmetic elements;
switching between assets from different creators.
Impact / Severity:
This is a critical bug because it:
breaks the entire authorship system;
allows unintentional or intentional misattribution of characters;
enables effective “ownership” replacement of other creators’ Zois;
makes protection of original characters impossible;
undermines trust in the new Style and publishing systems.
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