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NuttyTheSenko β Tutorial on Glowing Models/parts
Published: 2012-04-29 11:04:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2559; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 13
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Here's a quick tutorial on how to fix the glowing models,I've only tested this on Animasa models/edits
you can try this on other models but its at your own risk
Izumi by *NolifeQueen-45
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Is there an updated version of this tutorial? I'm needing to make an emissive glow from an XPS port, but it's not your typical white texture
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This is old af, but it was a figure significantly less then the normal lighting colour, you could set it lower depending on what you were aiming for in the model's colour when you remove all lighting
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thank you!
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On a slider like TDA has done or as soon as you load AutoLuminous?
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As soon as you load AL
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There's already a tutorial on this, here's the link to it
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Ah, I thought it was weird that I couldnt find any ^^" thanks for linking me to it!
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Thank you for this. I became more wise about this program x3
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No problem, glad I can help.
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PMD hates me. I'm glad i have the english version though o3o
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I love using the Japanese one, although I don't understand a single button |D
You will become better as you use PMDe more often, you were like me at the start, PMDe Y U NO TROLL ME
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XD yeah, that's me. and i stare at the screen like:
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it would be right at the start if you want to get better and using PMDe do what I do and jump on join.me's and watch people use it, after enough times of watching people I got the hang of it. I don't host join.me's but :devnolifequeen-43: 
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Oh ok! Thank you for the tip!
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Thank you! > w <
It's kinda creepy when Sakura's hair glows.
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No problem, I got the idea from Izumi as you can see in the first photo, for Sakura's hair I think you want to make it have a dark orange tinge so it doesn't look out of place.
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Oh ok 
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