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RitaLeader14 β MMD PMD/PMX How to Fix a Weird Hair Problem
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This was requested by since she had this happen to her. It happened to me too. Maybe it has happened to you too? I also wanted to make it into a fun comic too. I hope this helps you.Models belong to (MEH)
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since we are on the subject of hair physics,can you tell me how to stop hair from stretching to far out while a model is dancing?
Β i have a model i am working on andΒ when she spins around in a motion like Daisuke,her ponytail swings to far out while she is turning and it is creating a long wierd stretch effect like an expanding rubberband
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It seems like one physic with the ponytail is not connected to a bone. For instance in the physics tabs in the top right corner is a little drop down menu. Find the hair physic that is causing a problem and check if its connected to a bone. If not, it needs to be connected to that hair bone.
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You're very welcome! ;D
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The hair I am having trouble with is hair I have ported from XPS, and in between the hair lines there is white, and the edges are also white too. How do I fix it?
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that sounds like a texture issue. Is the texture in the folder with the hair
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Yes. Do you mean the texture has white around the hair pieces? If that's the case, how do I fix that?
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Usually changing the transparency helps by going to the materials tab and put 0 in the first box to the right. that has an "A" above it.
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What would that be for PMX Editor? That's the one I use
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There should be an A above the Transparency box. Its located on the right of the Materials tab. Next to bones and morph. When opening Materials, there is a box at the top right with an A above it.
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Check if all the hair ok bones are c0connected properly.
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I fixed it but, another problem occurs but somehow the bones are all connected.
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Hmmm maybe you can move them back to the original position.
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The bones won't follow whenever I move the model, I saw some joints are not connected so I fixed those but it doesn't fix the bones.
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Hmm... I still think that the bones do not have the right parents then. The bones should follow each other for example. The hair bones on the bottom should have the bones above them be their parents and so on and so forth. sometimes reentering their numbers help.
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I tried following the instructions and....well....they don't work. I need your help.
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are the bones connected to the IKs?
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It seems like the hidden bones are not lined up, however.
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So where do I connect them to?
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You just move the hidden bones where the IKs are.
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I did this, and this is the result.
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Are the right hidden bones lined up with the right IKs? Usually the ones closest to each IK indicates where they should be at.
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