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MaiCroft β How To Fix Water Effect Tutorial
Published: 2013-10-15 13:08:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 21309; Favourites: 529; Downloads: 326
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Important info belowI HIGHLY recommend using Water version 5.4 which you can download here -> link
Also, in older versions of this effect, you don't need to/shouldn't change the name of textures folder.
I believe you can fix other effects as well with this method ^^ .
Model by Touko-P & tk
Stage by Kanihira
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That's because it's by itself.
1. Load a stage that has water.
2. Load the effect.
3. Put the effect over the water.
4. Fit it for the water.
5. Enjoy!
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Yes Thank You
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You're welcome!
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Thanks, for nothing, still doesn't work, nothing shows up, I renamed everything.... and it says error...... 
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This used to happen to me, too. Maybe you should open MMD with Applocal?
This effect was made for Japanese users of MMD, so maybe if it seemed like you were in Japan, it would work?
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Hmm, I'll give it a try. ^^
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I'm sorry, I wish I could help.
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There's no water when I load the flies.. Β there's like NOTHING there
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The effect loads super small in the program. What you need to do is change the Si box in the accessory panel to a bigger number. I tend to set it at 100.
If that doesn't work then idk.
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OKay I'll give it a try!
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Oh, and also move it slightly up, above the ground.
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Load any stage and see if it's still black.
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Β THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH
*edit*Β It's STILL not working and I'm gonna cry
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What do you mean by "not working"?
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I downloaded a different version; no matter what I did, it still showed up as a gray/white box
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does not work TTATT I change the names of the x files and the fx filesΒ but all that comes out is this dark circle with strips
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Move it slightly above ground and load a stage, it should be transparent then.Β If you want your water to look super realistic and you have at least version 9.04 of your MMD, then go to the "background(B)" and then click "accessories edit(A)". then you'll see "over >>1<< th accessory "described after models". Change this 1 to 0. Now, before you scream "WHERE IS MY WATER GONE???" you should wiggle you camera and you'll see that small part of the floor (the place where the puddle is) reflects the stage/model c: .Β
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I found out the problem. What you're suppose to do is put it over water that's already on a stage. When the effect is by itself, it's SUPPOSE to be white/gray/black.
If it doesn't work after that, then I don't know how to help you.
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Oh thanks.So I put it above the stage right?
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Yes, you put it over the stage's water. The stage should already have un-moving water on it and then you put the effect over it.
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I tried EVERYTHING you told me, but it won't work still, I mean the effect works but the box is still gray, black, or white
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what are the others called if the first one is puddle what about the others?
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How did you get it to work?
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Well, I changed the names and deleted the japanese part. I don't exactly remember what I did thenΒ Β If it didn't worked I could have attached manually the .fx file to the .x file in MME editor, thinking that the problem was that I had changed the name. Sorry for my dumb answer, I used the effect for a present a month ago and I didn't use it again, so I forgot it. I'm the worst u_u
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Don't worry about it ^ ^Β I just used the water ripple effect instead; thanks for your help!
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...i renamed all of them but didnt work still those weird box with stripes on them appears desu...
sigh.............. Β tnx anyway poi..... ~~~
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Is this boc black and to those stripes "blink" when you move the camera?
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For a reason the tile is still white, I renamed the scribbles, and everything, did I do something wrong..?
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Did you change the name of textures?
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No, I just kept them as they were.
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