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Imalune — PMX and PMD Differences
Published: 2012-06-12 17:13:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 13659; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 122
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A brief overview on some of the differences between PMX Editor and PMD Editor. Helping you to master your skills in PMX.Hope it helps.
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I've heard from a friend that there's a program that has both PMX/PMD but I can't seem to find it
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Both programs can edit both .pmd and .pmx formats (at least when your PMDe is version 01.3.9. & higher). In PMDEditor you can switch between those types in the Information (I) tab.
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pmx has more english buts its difficult to download on windows 10
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You need to right click the file, click properties, and in advanced you have to click "unblock"
It'll extract perfectly and use all files needed
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I managed to download PMX and I have a windows 10
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Lovely to know! Unfortunately I do not touch MMD anymore. Sorry for that. ):
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Can you download and use both? Or is it a one or the other kind of thing? I've only dealt with PMD.
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If you download the PMX one, you can save as either format.
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They both have their ups and downs. It depends on your base model. I usually go with PMD if the base model is not PMX.
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PMX is much more flexible with options, I think.
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What's the difference between a PMD model/file and a PMX model/file?
Which one should I prefer? Which is easier to make?
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I haven't touched MMD stuff in a long time. I do remember that trying to transition between the two is horrific. You have to rerig the models if you try to change them. I don't consider one way or the other as "easier". Editing models isn't easy. And there really isn't an overall preference. What you see here is literally the most notable differences besides some changing to spa/sph formats which is covered in another tutorial (PMX). fav.me/d53ci40 fav.me/d53cfnh fav.me/d53crbi
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also: pmx editor can edit both pmx AND pmd files (at least, with the version i have)
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Yes. This was supposed to just show the overall differences.
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Where can I download a good pmx editor? I downloaded one and it opened but soon crashed! D:
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Unfortunately, I do not know anymore.
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Thanks!! I ended up redownloading and it worked XD
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thanks alot
at first I though they were the same
but now i knew
but who's the best to use?
when i read this i think it's pmx editor
or not
thanks alot
^_6
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oh Noooo! i surely have pmx for so long but i can't use it, i need net framework 4 i try download it but always fail
will someone help me? maybe send via email or something? thanks
:cryforeverplz:
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I can't send it to you unfortunately :<
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Hmmm, it's ok, thanks for trying helping ^_^
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So if the pmd limit is 65,000, what is the pmx limit? Because I got a model with more than 100,000 vertecies and it's invisible in both pmx editor and MMD.
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Unfortunately. I do not know the PMX maximum.
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Oh well, at least I know the limit on mine is 100,000(any more and the model disappears) thanks for the quick reply.
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but it supports loads more vertexes, so it can bypass the 65000 vertex limit on the PMD filetypes.
which sometimes leads to messed up models when people try to convert PMX to PMD without knowing that there is a maximum vertex limit in PMD.
Still, it is useful for making mecha PMD models with a lot of precision.
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where can i get the pmx editor? i tried to download a few versions but all of them turn out like the pmd editor version
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PMX is not much different looking
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o.o Yay! *adds to favourites*
*Hugs Jess, thank you!*
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