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Trackdancer — MMD Intermediary Vehicle Tutorial
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Published: 2012-09-27 09:49:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 8112; Favourites: 144; Downloads: 169
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This is a more advanced version of an earlier tutorial ([link] ) that I created on animating a vehicle in MMD and was made because someone asked for a tutorial on how to animate a vehicle with wheels.[1] Additional links to useful tutorials related to vehicles:
a. ........> Getting a model to ride a bike: [link]
b. ........> Getting a model to drive a car: [link]
[2] Credits are in the tutorial above.
[3] Download at top right includes a copy of this tutorial and a demo video showing the animation illustrated in the tutorial.
WARNING: This is not a tutorial intended for an absolute beginner. You should have at least a basic understanding of how to operate MMD before attempting to use this tutorial as it does not explain some of the more basic commands and operations.
ABSOLUTELY DO NOT ASK FOR MODEL LINKS
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Comments: 41
how do you make a bone on a model rotate the opposite way?
when i make the bone go half way, then to where i want it to be, it turns half way and then goes the opposite way to the end. ive fiddled with it forever and it just wont work. ive messed with the angles at the bottom left corner with no luck.
is there anyway to fix this?
thank you!
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Hehe - you're in luck, Usausa would be happy to explain to you the trick to making a full rotation: [link]
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I Never known how to move cars with models...
now I know!
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It's a fascinating aspect of MMD
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Yeah! U are Right!
I tottally Agree!
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Sure thing, but bear in mind, this is just one of many methods to doing something like this.
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YW - but please bear in mind that this is only one method which may or may not suit all situations.
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dummy bones is not nesesari
and pmd is bone center cordination xD
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1/. Not all stage models are PMDs - that's stated in the tutorial text
2/. PMD models have the drawback that usually you can't have the shadow settings on.
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Thanks for tutor. It's a great helper for begginer/intermediary like me.
Favorited, Shared, etc, e Thank very much!!!
Agora sim vou aprender a andar de moto. hasuhauhsa
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Your welcomed and thanks for the comment
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Nice
Another tutorial for me to study
Faved for future study
Wonderful tutorial, and also cool
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Iya dong
Musti banyak" belajar nih
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So you actually move the town and not the vehicle all over the place... I had no idea. o.o
Coolness. ^.^
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The concept is not new. It's actually centuries old. Essentially, Vocaloids are puppets and the town is merely background. With puppets, you move the stage (or rather background) to give the illusion of moving over distances. It's no different here using MMD.
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Yeah, it really does sound very familiar, but seeing it told to me about MMD kinda just hit me with a "Oh! So that's how it's done right!!!" lol ^.^;
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YW and TY for the comment
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You should know, hehe, since you're the expert at this sort of thing.
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I only dabble in various motions.
far from expert. only novice.
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hey man i was experimentin before you made the torturial you didn,t mention the local global axel turning in MMD but i can see you have it on local which is the same setting i use or else the wheel goes annoying around
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That's why its labelled an "INTERMEDIARY" tutorial as I was too lazy to explain some of the basics ...
Anyway here (crudely) is how GLOBAL and LOCAL work:
GLOBAL - the coordinates are fixed relative to the model's location in 3D space.
LOCAL - the coordinates are fixed relative to the model and independent of its location in 3D space.
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excuse me i weren,t ment to make you angry man sorry sorry
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LOL - I always type like this - sorry you misread it, I wasn't angry.
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pyh because i hate making peep,s angry ehh do you know if you can get two models to be like one model??
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You need to combine them using PMD.
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