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Published: 2010-07-07 10:08:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 15662; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 105
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A tutorial on how to load an avi file in MMD...model:Aries - windows 100% - MMD starter
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how do you get a video of you dancing to add to mmd so you dance with your model ?
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do you know how to make it fit in a small screen like a..Tv?by the way my TV loads as a model :3
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wait I read the below comments,sorry for my first comment
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I have a question, do you know how to manipulate .avi files on MMD? You know when you are going to trace that video and you want to resize, move (zoom in/out) the video so that you could trace if perfectly?
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Yeah, I THINK it was done by holding shift and using the tools in the top right buuuuuut, I'll open compy and check...... yep.
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How come it work for you guys?
I keep trying yet, it doesn't work.
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Press and hold Ctrl and drag using the mouse wheel to move it around
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Can't help ya' there, sorry.
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it wont let me it says cannot open AVI file
i use atubecatcher why it dont it work O.o
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There are many types of AVI files... MMD runs only one. Which one is it?
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?
uhh... what avi file type?
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AVI files encoded with Microsoft video 1
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oh I see!!! Let's see if that works ^^
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:I I got a new Model, but it doesn't have a AVI file? It's got everything else, but this one file. I tried getting another version, same thing happened?
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I tried to load it but it says cannot open avi file
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Uhm..
When I open the folders, there is nothing there.
It was downloaded as a .rar file but it says the folder is .avi so I think it should be working.
But it's not.
I reallyy wanna start using MMD, please help me? T.T
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Are you having trouble getting the avi file into to the MMD background folder or are you having trouble loading an avi file into MMD?
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I'm having trouble getting the avi file into the MMD background folder.
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Find where you put MMD on your comp and move the avi file from it's current location into UserFile > BackGround.
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Oh okay, thanks.
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I can't get my avi files to open.
The file I'm trying to open is on the desktop, and I've converted it many different ways but none work.
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The file must have it's audio removed and if needed it's codec changed to Microsoft Video 1, the only codec that MMD can open.
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To remove the audio, this probably sounds stupid, but could I just open it in WMM and lower the volume there and resave it?
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Yes, your responce was very stupid.
Get VideoPad or something that is actually capable of removing audio saving in another codec.
If not I just would like to reply any further, nothing personal.
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I tried downloading VideoPad but it's not working.
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now that its on the background, how do you get it on a small screen like a tv?
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There is only one secret to making an avi file visible on a small surface area like a telly.
The secret is having "screen.bmp" written in the layers texture option.
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But please keep in mind, this does not work with layers that already have a texture.
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I know how to do that, but none of my background show up in the file...
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Do the avi files not load or do they show up blank?
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When the window pops up and I click the file with the background I downloaded, it says the folder is empty
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Have you tried leaving the file on the desktop?
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Have you tried it now?
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That is good to know.
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No, only avi files with the codec Microsoft video 1.
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ah...are you using windows 7? O.o
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But still, no matter what the OP System MMD can only import avi files with the codec Microsoft video1.
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Do you know how to get videos off of youtube?? Which youtube converter would you choose??
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Not that I should be the one answering, but try using Keepvid -[link] it's simple, easy, and you can turn the video into anything, mp3, mp4....etc. All you need is the youtube url!
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Quite a few people ask this so I use previously written (by me) copy-paste to respond to this question.
No worries to answer your question; Animating dances takes a long time, are you sure you want to make the choreography too?
There are two ways to do this, you can either trace an existing dance/original choreography or you can load music into MMD and animate according to the sound, either way depending on how new to animation you are I'd suggest tracing as it requires less mental power to complete.
For tracing you will need a few things like a camera to record with/video downloader (I recomend Free YouTube Download ), a video editing program to remove the sound (I recommend VideoPad ), a low poly model and MMD.(The audio can be added later.)
~Camera~
Step 1: Make up the choreography, record yourself dancing it and load it into your comp.
Step 2: Open VideoPad and the folder you saved the video to, drag and drop the video to Videopad and load it.
Step 4: Remove the audio by right clicking on the audio track and selecting 'Unlink sound Clip(s)', select the separated audio track and press 'Delete' on your keyboard.
Step 5: Go to 'File' - 'Save Movie', make sure the compressor is Microsoft video 1 and out-put file type avi, save file.
Step 6: Open in MMD and trace.
~With downloaded video~
Step 1:Go to YouTube and find a video you want to trace.
Step 2: Now that you have chosen the video you wish to trace, open Free YouTube Download and copy paste the url into the white space with the text "Copy a YouTube link and paste it here" and wait for the download to check the link and click 'download'.
Step 3: Open VideoPad and the folder you saved the video to, drag and drop the video to Videopad and load it.
Step 4: Remove the audio by right clicking on the audio track and selecting 'Unlink sound Clip(s)', select the separated audio track and press 'Delete' on your keyboard.
Step 5: Go to 'File' - 'Save Movie', make sure the compressor is Microsoft video 1 and out-put file type avi, save file.
Step 6: Open in MMD and trace.
If there are still problems with the video file after re-saving the movie with VideoPad please try re-ripping the video and converting it to .flv before re-saving in VideoPad.
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Ummmmm. The Free Youtube download thing isn't working for me
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