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Published: 2015-12-22 20:59:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 4285; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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hey guys so i hope this helps with the white faces your having trouble withΒRelated content
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Even after removing the sphere and setting the reflect to 5, the back of the hair remains white ;-;Β
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Is there a way to add that shader without the sample.pmm?
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Not that I know of
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I have a problem, I load the shader and everything but it doesn't come up.. And, it wont work no matter what model I try e.e
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You may have to change your computer so It can read japanese, I forgot how to do that but there are plenty of tutorials for it either that or your version of mmd or mme is not compatible with the version of the effect try older versions of the shader
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How do you remove .spa? I've looked everywhere and not a single tutorial!
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Open up pmx editor, and pick the model of your choice
Select the materials tab, and scroll up the long list while right clicking
Next to reflect, change the value to 5
Next to sphere, delete the text
Save the model with a different name
Voila!
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When i put the reflection to 5 it made it go all dark, please help?
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Send me a picture please?
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I found out the problem! It's still a bit dark but not as dark, and i can live with it because it looks cool xD Thank you anyways dearie! ^w^
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it's not worked for me ;-------;Β
I removed all spa and did the 5 thing but still not WORKING
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strange and gross light colors...Β
red hair and white strange face...
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it may have to do with the toon effect but im not sure id have to work on the model to see
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actually instead of 5 you should put 18 o.o my model looked awesome! make the eyes 125 to pop out >-< thanks you helped me.
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il try that thanks
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omg thank you soo much its worked finally! XD
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Thank you for this...I couldn't figure it out.
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