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[2014-12-01 16:23:48 +0000 UTC]
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Watching: 101; Pageviews: 168278; Comments Made: 1342; Friends: 101
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: WLOP / NixeuFavorite TV shows: None
Favorite bands / musical artists: Ethnic/Synthwave EDM, Ex: Belle Sisoski, Ivan Torrent, Narvent
Favorite games: ARK:Survival Evolved, Ori and The Blind Forest/Tomb Raider, etc.
Favorite gaming platform: PC
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a little late to wish merry christmas but happy new year
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So how come whenever you made a dress model it not a model with the dress?
(and by model I mean a headless model with a dress and maybe a pair of shoes)
Besides it will be much easier to edit than to use a base. There won't be any worry about the dress glitching.
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heyy ur dresses are really pretty. how do you make such beautiful ruffles?
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Lots and lots of training!
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Yeah when I get my motivation completely back for MMD
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Hello, I tried to contact you via email or Piapro when you asked me for a reference design but you never replied
I hope I didn't bother you
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Oh hello! I'm so sorry I don't usually use my Piapro account but I'll sure check it out. You can also message me on DeviantART if you want
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I sen't the ref for my snowmiku design entry, and I didn't know if there was any problem with it or something.
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No there is no issue at all
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10,000 years late (I didn't want to bother you ;w
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Thank you~
And you're welcomeΒ Β
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Thanks for faving my "fix normals/extrusion errors" tutorial! I suppose it helped you out on something; looking forward to seeing what it is later~
(If you might need it, I have a few other tutorials as well.)
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You're welcome.
I actually tested but it didn't seem to work or I didn't do it properly, and I don't really have much acknowledge about these "normals". Apparently just when I want to mirror legs and connect vertices together the textures mess up, like taking textures of the other part of the skin which isn't supposed to be there.
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That might be because whatever the vertices you're trying to join have UVs appearing on wildly different parts of the UV texture map (e.g. if it's a coordinate plane, one vertex is UV mapped to (0,0) and the other is to (1,1)). Use the UV Editor plugin to locate where on the texture your vertices are mapped to, and then try to arrange the UV map halves and/or portions of texture such that there's minimal distance between the mesh halves on either side of the vertices to be joined. Blender and Metasequoia can both export UV maps, and so can the new PMXe 0254f translated by Inochi-PM. (At least, the last is translated into English; presumably there is an original JP version of that plugin, but I'd never seen it before.)
The normals/holey mesh issue I resolved in that tut is more for when you already have the textures aligned properly, as I hope I described well enough in text up there, BUT you're obligated to join the vertices because otherwise, a weird "different (usually darker)" shadow appears at that specific point. ... My tutorial here may not have been the clearest then XD;;
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Oh god yeah you're right. It can also depend on the UV Mapping true, if it's not like half-sided texture for each part of the body (left and right mirrored) Because I've been using this new Vroid base and it's like a complete texture for whole body which wouldn't mirror the second part of the body if you get what I mean. Same like with TDA models...
Anyway thank you I will be trying this out.
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Say we're working with an unmirrored-UVmap headless TDA base ("body"). I would turn off perspective and reset the camera so that the body is equally split across the Y axis. I would split half the body (say, right half) onto a new material ("body R"), save, then add another copy of Body (drag file onto PMDView). Then I'd delete one half of body 1 (say, "Body 1 R") and delete the opposite half of the other body ("Body 2 L"). That should automatically get mirrored UVs, and you can safely join vertices on the mirror line (Y axis here).
Regardless, good luck!
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Omg thank you will try that~!
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Let me know how it goes!
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Wanted to Make you this for the hard work you put in your Beautiful DressesΒ Β
Hope you like it!
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Happy birthday! Have a lovely day and/or night!
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