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p-o-l-l-o β MMD Making a camera motion fit your model
Published: 2014-05-31 20:37:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 22964; Favourites: 320; Downloads: 182
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So here's a way to make a camera motion fit a chibi or tall model without having to edit it frame byt frame...basically this is the same as making a motion fit a model
-Model: Baby Teto (MayumiChan)
-Motion: WaveFile
-Camera:Β youtu.be/0T7AD8FTJkE (Mine)
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Do you think you can help me with an actual bone problem? A model I have has axis joints that are not aligned properly with the finger joints, causing them to angle wrong. How do I fix this?
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How do I fix a camera angle in the middle of a motion?
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I want to know this too
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and what should i do if 1 model is tall and the seconde model is smaller?
how do i fit them together in 1 monition????
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For those people, whose camera stays in place, even if they did everything inthe tutorial, i will explain how i got rid of this problem.
It's actually very simple.
At first, you go to the ''edit'' panel next to ''file'' and ''view''.Next, what you do is, click on ''select all camera frame'' (Or click 'C' on your keyboard for shortcut)
And then do what the tutorial shows.
That's how i got rid of the problem, and i hope it was kind of understandable.
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Oh my goodness, thank you!
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IVE BEEN SO FRUSTRATED UGH
so every time i try to fix the camera it STILL STAYS IN PLACE
and when i enter a big number IT SHOWS NOTHING SOMEONE HELP ME IM TRIGGERED
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What numbers are you using? Anything over 2 is probably an insanely large model.
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Dude, I have the same problem: my screen just went black!
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I'm guessing in the English, it's different, but the same process (At least in 7.39. My MMD is a bit outdated.):
The closest equivalence is in "Bone(E)," then click "numeric input(N)."
You should have 7 total rows; 3 for center position (position X, position Y, and position Z), 3 for degree (axis X, axis Y, and axis Z), and distance.
This tutorial shows you'll need to edit the center position. Change the Y value to whatever you desire. Editing X values shifts the viewpoint left and right, with z values moving closer and farther away.
(Editing degree values simply mean rotating the viewpoint to whichever value you insist. Distance is basically changing the distance between the viewpoint and the center point.
Another option is to go to "frame(D)," and click "add bias to camera distance(D)" or "add bias to angle of view(V)"
The first and second option (they do the same thing) simply brings all camera frames closer or farther from a center point. Negative numbers mean closer and positives mean farther.
(Ah, please forgive me. I'm not too good at explaining...)
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do you know how many times I've gone back to read this? Β no? Β I don't know either but more than I can remember -- slow learner? Β *maybe* >.>
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What would I put it to for a Hetalia Model?
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Thank you so much, this works for the shorter PokΓ©mon models.
Can you tell me how to zoom out using this feature?
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I'd like to know this too, I'm having a bit of trouble making a motion look right without being able to zoom out just a hair.
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Which version of MMD do you have? Mine doesn't have that option I checking everything on the menu bar
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"Multiply of camera-frame position angle"
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Still no luck...I'm using ver 7.39, maybe that's too old?
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THANK YOU FOR THIS, this is gonna save me so MUCH TIMEΒ
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YOU'RE SUCH A LIFESAVER <3 <3 <3 <3 :'DDDD
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Thanks so much! It's very frustrating having to edit every single frame Dx
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Hello, my mmd version is different from this and for some reason the only thing i can edit there is the camera distance, and the option below the angle, but nothing like the option that appears in your tutorial 
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I have the same situation as you (Β΄οΌΟοΌο½)
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maybe because i have it in japanese instead of english, so look for the options by looking at the letters at the end of each option
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My Camera Speed on MMD is going too fast, is there a way to slow it down? Tell me, Plz? I can't even find the speed limit of the camera anyway on the upper tool bar.
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i don't know of any way to do that other than manually moving each frame to fit the timing you want, maybe you could use the "delete frame line (bone or camera)" which could help you with moving the frames as you might want
there may be an app to do what but idk about that
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for some reason when i click ok it doesn't save as what i put in the y :<
i would click to check it and it's back to 1.0, and i need to be taller but it won't stay
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it must be normal for the value to be 1.0 wehn you open it again
if you need it for a taller model go for a number over 1
plus make sure you select all the frames where you want it to change
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