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RitaLeader14 β MMD PMD/PMX Eye Bone Tutorial
Published: 2015-12-10 13:06:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 13679; Favourites: 148; Downloads: 122
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Just a little Quick Tutorial since I've seen many people have this problem. It has happened a lot to me in the past, but now I done figured it out!Atir model belongs to me
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I had this problem but everything for the bones was set correctly. Since I was using PMX editor, I found all I had to do was weight the eyes to the bones. Thanks!
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Ah You're welcome! I knew you could do it! I'm glad you figured it out!
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I accidentallyΒ deleted the main eye control bone and I really don'tΒ wanna remake the model. is there a way to create a new oneΒ
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All you do is just add a new bone and move it above the head. Make sure the bones for the eyes are type 5. Then a third box should be available. Put the number of the new bone in that box.
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Hey so...I have this problem: The eyes on my model worked perfectlybut for some obscure reason MMD has decided that from now on, they will float a few meters above my model. They worked just fine a few hours ago, but now the pupils are just...above the model, doing nothing. I haven't changed anything on the model so I have no idea why the hell MMD is doing this. Do you have any advice?
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Hmmm it might have to do with the bones of the eyes. not the both eyes. If they are weighed to the both eyes, I think weighing them back to the eyes. make sure the eye bones are bone type 5 or dark blue and their parent bone should be the head and the other box under child bone should be the both eyes bone.
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Okay so news: Before doinig what you recommended, I decided to give it one last try and I discovered something weird: Apparently, for some reason, the versions of the model with glasses do not have the "floating eyes" problem. But the version without them has. The only difference between those models are the glasses, as I made the models myself from various parts. Do you have any idea what might be causing this? I believe I probably deleted something imiportant on the model when I was first assembling it because I have never done anything like that before and I know I've done a lot of things wrong when working on it.
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Hmmm That is weird. It has to be a bone is missing or something is weighed properly. That's my logical explanation because I would think that could be the case.
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You're right, I looked at things to see if the are all OK or if there's something "Bad" and turns out the parent bone of the eyes wasn't configured properly.
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