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Questions are welcomed. Please post these in the comment section below.CREDITS
Gumi Megpoid - Saboten
Kerorin Town - BTA
MME Effects - adult shader, post point light, diffusion 7, rule of thirds
DO NOT ASK FOR MODEL OR EFFECT LINKS, THANKS
USE THE SEARCH BOX OR GOOGLE; THERE ARE MULTIPLE LINKS TO THESE MODEL AND EFFECTS POSTED ON DeviantARTS OR OTHER PLACES ON THE INTERNET
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I don't know how to use post point light, I have postpointlight_AC.x and I don't know how to use it.
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Please see here for instructions on using the pointlight effect:Β MMD TUTORIAL - MME Cook Torrance Effect
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"DO NOT ASK FOR MODEL OR EFFECT LINKS"
Well, um... Can I ask for the stage?
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Actually you can
The stage is called Kerorin Town and is made by a Japanese modeler called Kerorin Jo. The model is hosted on Bowlroll.net, but use GOOGLE to find a direct link to the file. It should be version 2.0 at the moment, but all versions of this town model are excellent.
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Thank you very much !
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could i have some help? this doent have to do with a city just lighting.
i have a back aground up, with two models or gumi and len. i wanted the lighting darker, so i made all the lighting slots 0 (r, b,g)
my gumi model changed with the light just fine, but my len model, only the head shaded
help? thanks
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If the model did not shade correctly when you adjusted the lighting, the root cause would be that the material specifications on the model (Len in this case) was done incorrectly. It will need to be corrected using one of the PMD editors and unfortunately this can be quite a challenge if you're not familiar with 3D modeling.
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ok thanks
*facepalm* imma have to find a new model...
lol i appreciate it ^^
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Depends partly on how the stage is laid out and how the lighting would logically work - that's the simple answer.
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Yes the same methods can be used with live motion as well, but you will need a pretty good graphics card to handle the processing.
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Ok. But on a stage, usually lights move and such. I don't think i'd be good at that.
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Which meant you actually read the blurp, thanks
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DΓ©lire :3 c'est vraiment beau comme rΓ©sultat :3
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I have no idea what you typed, but thanks anyway ...
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Translation: Β It's really cool the final result
I don't know whatΒ DΓ©lire mean sorryΒ
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did you say you had a zombie gumi? j/k
excellent work
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