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crossglaive β MMD Digital Ripple Effect Tutorial
Published: 2013-07-28 22:02:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 35511; Favourites: 856; Downloads: 379
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Description
I tried and failed to look for a tutorial on beamman's digital ripple. I see tutorials on how to use it but not how to get the smooth ripple similar to beamman's demo video.After so long ; A ;
I managed to do the smooth ripple
Anyways I hope this tutorial helps you. Have fun making MMD videos.
credits
BeamManP for the wonderful effect
Lat for the models
Effect DL here
Video here
-some fix for those having trouble-
// If your effect turns white after entering the number for the colors, try replacing your fx file with this
// If it is still white, try downloading beamman's effect again and retry it.
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Comments: 96
ok looked further in description and now no error shows but i'ts still white. i even re-downloaded to check.
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i tried to do it but an error like this comes up:
"Error: some techniques cannot run on this hardware:
Technique_sample"
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That's is because that your computer cant handle the effect, you need a better graphics card. Doing that is just an installment, it wont do any harm to your computer but a bit expensive.
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dld effect. NOW TO ATTEMPT!
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I try to change something but it's always the same :/
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I do not have a color palette that?
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www.rapidtables.com/web/color/β¦ use that to find the perfect color
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Glad to be of help
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thank you! was wondering how they got the more watery effect going
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OMFG FINALLY!!!...a tutorial for this thing ; A ;
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THANK YOU -huggles you tightly before bursting into millions of skittles-
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Wow it cut me off.
** Maybe for smoother ripples you need anti-aliasing on?
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pffft! I misread your comment.
I tried with and without the anti-aliasing. No changes as far as I can see.
It also seems that anti-alias is turned off on the codes. I tried turning it on but no changes too
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Oooohh, huh. That's...really odd... e n e
It must be the values it has then....?????Β
Β But that's weird too, I guess it isn't supposed to be on then = v =;;
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How can I change color? I don't get what you were doing to change the color...
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In the LigthColor section you need to change the values inside the {0,0,0} {R,G,B}
So let's say you want to have a red color ripple you will need to change that value into {1,0,0}
and if you want other colors you will need to combine the values for example is {0.75,0,0.25} for something similar to pink color and if you want something like purple the valuesΒ {0.25,0.15,0.60} looks great.
You can also check the video version if you still can't change the color,
here is the video link
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Thank you, but since I opened the tex. file, the effect is just white
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Hmm... I'm not really sure what's going on... just on a note, your system can read japanese characters?Β
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I don't know... I don't think so
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When you open the fx using notepad, does the japanese characters come out or they are all symbols or boxes?
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Random symbols but now it work 
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The order of the numbers is set to the order of RGB (Red, Green, Blue, a computer's primary colors)
The highest strength for a color is 1.
No strength would be 0.
You mess with the decimals like '0.5, 0, 0.5',(Part Red, part blue)Β for example, you would get purple. It's like mixing paint but in numbers
Change it into various values between 0 & 1 if you want to play around with the colors c:
Did that help? c:
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Well, somehow my effect's just white...
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Did you press Ctrl+S after the changes?
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Yes, and now I downloaded it again and it works now
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This helped me a lot
I searched ages for this
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I'm glad this has helped,
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Thank-you!!!! I've been trying to find a tutorial for this effect for ages! XD
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your welcome XD
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