In 2002 I developed a Java computer program called UltraKiss that implements the Kisekae Set system, KiSS, a Japanese graphics system originally developed to facilitate costume changes on virtual dolls. Curious about KiSS? Check Wikipedia.
Now, with Webswing technology and modern HTML 5 browser support, this Java application can run on my web server and be accessed from your browser. You can run this application online without having to install any software on your computer.
To launch UltraKiss in your browser press the button.
Webswing session on Wed Apr 23 01:01:55 UTC 2025 for 1 minutes sets loaded 1 last set was owl3-master1.cnf in archive UltraKiss-TheOwl15497958657666047131.zip downloaded from !/Demo/TheOwl/TheOwl.zip
Last reference: 2025-04-22 19:01:50 70.73.153.45 38 hits. Hits without session: 30
Limitations
Webswing must be running on my remote server for this service to work. If you are unable to connect to the server wait up to 10 minutes for a timed automatic restart and try again. If you are still unable to connect contact me through this website.
Browsers do not natively support MIDI or AU sound files. Only WAV and MP3 files will play in KiSS sets.
No files can be saved to the server. KiSS file edits or updates cannot be saved.
Server memory is limited. Large KiSS sets may not load. Your session might unexpectedly terminate.
File-Open sets accessed from your computer are limited to 5MB in size.
Your session will timeout and close if no activity for 5 minutes.
For full features without these limitations download and install UltraKiss from GitHub. To report bugs or provide suggestions for improvement file an issue report on GitHub.
The source code for this project is available on GitHub under project Kisekae UltraKiss. If you are interested in contributing to this project please contact me.
Using UltraKiss
To access KiSS sets available on the Internet at OtakuWorld or other sites use the File-Open Portal menu command to open the UltraKiss Portal and click on a link. To open KiSS sets available on your computer use the File-Open menu command.
For assistance with using the UltraKiss Integrated Development Environment tools use File-Help to refer to the UltraKiss Help documentation. For developing KiSS sets refer to the KiSS specification and the FKiSS command syntax and the Tutorials included with the UltraKiss Help documentation.
For further information and history regarding UltraKiss see my mad science blog post UltraKiss and my posting about my historical Kisekae Sets.
