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MMD-MCL β TUTORIAL: making a braid in meta
Published: 2012-12-31 20:21:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 8253; Favourites: 326; Downloads: 0
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hope this helps you guys! ^^Related content
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Great tutorial!! Thanks! π It could possible to have a sequel tutorial "how to bend the braid"? Thanks π
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This helps alot! Including I don't even know how to braid my hair irl. XD
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haha it is difficult isnt it
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How do you copy and paste the whole thing ?
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ctrl + c then ctrl +v
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Metasequoia, which is the modelling program a lot of MMD users use when they make original parts or full models along with another program called "Blender".. Though if you're wanting to get into the modelling, you may wanna try out both. I know Metasequoia was waaay easier to understand for me.
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Is it free?
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Well, Partially. Metasequoia 4 recently came out and I haven't seen any public serials for that yet, but you download any 3.x version and find a serial on the internet, or you can download any 3.x version and the 3.x limited english version and use the 3.x version in english to model and then export in the limited english version to .x then you rig it in PMX/PMDEditor and make it animate-ready.
There are also "shareware" versions of metasequoia, but I like the second thing I said best.
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So it is free
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Eh.. Yeah. The shareware (They're labeled) and Limited english ones are free. They all have free trials, too.
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Can you link me one?
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www.metaseq.net/metaseq/metaseβ¦
but in order to export to .x you have to use the limited english after saving in the 3.16 because it wont allow you to export models in it when you're unregistered, but like Β i said if you look up a serial number for it you can use that
limited english ver -Β www.metaseq.net/metaseq/metaseβ¦
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you right click the object and click catmull clark
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Nothing happens when I right-click...
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((sorry for such an old comment))
In the object panel click the box that says "prop" and the patches will be there.
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i think (if you make it thinner) could work for a rope as well
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draw it in any drawing program
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can you do a tutorial to show how to add smothing patch for me is not optional is a needed
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Wow, this is a great tutorial! I've been trying to teach myself Meta lately, this will be very helpful indeed! Thanks so much!
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im glad to help ^^!
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It's really helpful (and not only for meta user) *A*
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right click the object, click one of the patch options, and i recommend using a number 2
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Wow. o.o
I never thought it could be that easy and simple.
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well thats the easiest way i could make it XD
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