Gacha Club: How to Design and Import Uniform Maid Character Sets

To create a unified Maid-themed cast in Gacha Club, fully customize a base uniform on one character slot, copy that layout to your remaining slots using the Import/Export feature, and shift accessory offsets in the Adjust menu to eliminate texture clipping.

Copy Base Uniforms Using Import/Export

Manually tweaking color sliders for every character slot creates minor visual inconsistencies across your roster. To guarantee a uniform look for your themed staff:

Set Up the Base Model: Select a primary character slot and equip the core dress, apron, and headband. Establish a fixed primary and secondary color palette for these items.
Export the Uniform Data: Open the character's Import/Export menu tab to generate the character data code.
Import to Roster Slots: Open each target character slot, navigate to the Import/Export menu, and paste the code.

Once imported, keep the clothing layers intact while modifying only hair, eye colors, and face sprites to preserve individual identity without breaking outfit consistency.

Adding unique items—such as medical props, ribbons, or stethoscopes—to your Maid uniform can cause visual clutter or overlap with custom hair meshes.

Slot Placement Sequence: Equip primary headpieces (like maid headbands) in the main Hat or Accessory slots first, then place secondary accents into secondary detail slots.
Axis Offset Tweaks: Open the Adjust menu for any clipping accessory. Use the X-axis (horizontal) and Y-axis (vertical) sliders to move headbands and clips slightly outward from the hair mesh.
Managing Item Caps: Gacha Club limits the number of accessory slots per avatar. If a character requires a specific role item, prioritize essential theme props over decorative bows.

Customization Task	Menu / Tool Used	Recommended Action
Uniform Duplication	Import/Export Menu	Copy base code to secondary slots before altering hair or face details.
Fixing Hair Overlaps	Adjust Menu (X/Y Sliders)	Shift accessory coordinates outward to keep headbands visible.
Slot Limit Conflicts	Character Accessory Slots	Swap optional decorative ribbons for role-specific props.

Staging Staff Sequences in Studio Mode

After finalizing character designs, assemble your cast in Studio Mode to capture scene shots:

Establish Hierarchy: Position lead characters centrally and background staff in structured grid formations using standard placement tools.
Use Pose and Chat Controls: Set characters in baseline working poses and use the Chat function to display dialogue or narrative context.
Swap Expressions: Maintain default body positions while toggling facial sprites frame-by-frame. This approach minimizes visual distortion while keeping focus on the uniform design during story scenes.