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Punishing: Gray Raven Dorm set [Astrology Night] for MikuMikuDance (MMD) use

*note: this is a ported asset ripped from the game itself DO NOT USE IF YOU ARE NOT COMFORTABLE IN USING DATAMINED/GAMERIPPED ASSETS 

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has two sizes, Big and a mid-size

.clip files for all textures are included, along w baked shadows and wireframes

has an auto rotate bone for the hearts inside the syringe

based on an item from tinierme

Koikatsu Sunshine –> MMD Conversion: Hair

in game bones, basic physics, includes default maps and an edited black and white texture

preview images are included in each folder

credit illusion when using

been meaning to make a guide about this!  there’s 2 ways you can do this

and as usual, long post is long!

i could be understanding this wrongly so please correct me if i do get it wrong!

if you mean by child-sized TDA models working wonkily with some motions (e.g legs going too far, distance is too near to other models..), then you can manipulate their positions through MMD itself!

first you must select all the bone frames, you can do so by going through Edit -> Select all bone frame

if you wanna correct the bones position, then head to Multiple of bone frame position-angle and you’ll be greeted with this panel

you just need to edit the numbers for the bone place for the first 3 boxes (ignore the boxes after the + sign!)

i recommend using 0.9-0.95, but it’s completely up to you!

for the model’s position, head to Apply center position bias. for reference:

X: right / left (+ = left, - = right)

Y: up / down (+ = up, - = down)

Z: front / back (+ = back, - = front)

for PMXE editing, your masterbone should have 0,0,0 position and not parented to anything. your center bone however must be parented to the masterbone, groove bone parented to center bone, and waist bone parented to groove bone

your first upperbody bone (the one near lowerbody bone) should be parented to the waist bone (unless if you use ripped PD motions... bc they require different setting). your lowerbody bone should be parented to the same waist bone as well

aah it’s kinda hard for me to explain this bc each of my models have different skirt physics settings,,, 😂i’m not good at explaining either so i’m gonna use an example of one of the Pokemon Masters cleanup models,,

so these are the physics settings to the model... basically, i put the weight as follows: 5 for first row, 2 for second row, and 1 for the rest of the row. i like my physics to have weight now LMAO,,, for Movement and Rotation, start with the bottom and put sth like 0.9999 (extra 9 for Movement) and just use descending numbers as you gradually set the physics from the bottom to the top! (my final value is 0.5555)

as for the joints.......

i don’t pay much attention to the normal joints bc i prefer to go full out for the Horizontal (横) joints. same principle as with my physics settings, i just use descending numbers lol

you can use these numbers!! tho remember to experiment with them a lil bit bc they may not give the same results sjafhsla

when i open pmx editor, the eyes are still there, but when i load the model in mmd it has disappear sometimes ;;w;; i also checked the rigging, and the eyes bones are parented to the head bones so idk what’s wrong

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if the eyes are fully rigged to each of the eye bone respectively, then there could only mean one thing!

the eye bones (左目+右目) need another bone called 両目. all these three bones are parented to 頭 as default, however both 左目 and 右目 bones need another parenting function connected to 両目 bone

aah it’s kinda hard for me to explain this bc each of my models have different skirt physics settings,,, 😂i’m not good at explaining either so i’m gonna use an example of one of the Pokemon Masters cleanup models,,

so these are the physics settings to the model... basically, i put the weight as follows: 5 for first row, 2 for second row, and 1 for the rest of the row. i like my physics to have weight now LMAO,,, for Movement and Rotation, start with the bottom and put sth like 0.9999 (extra 9 for Movement) and just use descending numbers as you gradually set the physics from the bottom to the top! (my final value is 0.5555)

as for the joints.......

i don’t pay much attention to the normal joints bc i prefer to go full out for the Horizontal (横) joints. same principle as with my physics settings, i just use descending numbers lol

you can use these numbers!! tho remember to experiment with them a lil bit bc they may not give the same results sjafhsla

this is how i do my dripping morphs on some of my models! 

basically when you have applied the texture, just move it up to hide it, then head to the morph tab and create a new UV morph

note that there will be certain times that your UV morph will not work how you intended for it (e.g the drip texture slides up instead of down, to fix this you need to thoroughly adjust it until it slides down)

you can easily avoid that by placing your drips in the middle of your texture since you can adjust the position on the face in PMXE

when i open pmx editor, the eyes are still there, but when i load the model in mmd it has disappear sometimes ;;w;; i also checked the rigging, and the eyes bones are parented to the head bones so idk what’s wrong

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if the eyes are fully rigged to each of the eye bone respectively, then there could only mean one thing!

the eye bones (左目+右目) need another bone called 両目. all these three bones are parented to 頭 as default, however both 左目 and 右目 bones need another parenting function connected to 両目 bone

you have to set “cracks” on your object! without cracks, auto-UV unwrap wouldn’t be able to set your UV maps appropriately. i’m using Metasequoia 4 for this but i think any program works similarly

the easiest way to select cracks is to use Edge Loop when selecting a line on your object. here’s an example of what i meant

you don’t necessarily have to use Edge Loop, you can use the Normal selection as well, tho Edge Loop helps to select the whole line automatically. i just use Normal selection if Edge Loop ends up selecting the wrong crack

for this, you need to know how to determine your cracks. for this shirt, i’ve set the cracks on the shoulder, sleeve, and frill areas, so mine looks like this

before using auto-UV Unwrap, you can set your object to a designated material aka texture beforehand, and your texture can be blank at this moment. this is for you to determine the placing of your uv mappings later on

to do this just select your object and go through Selected -> Set material to faces

once you’ve done that, go to Mapping -> Auto-Unwrap-> Execute. you’ll be greeted with this panel right here

you don’t need to mess around with this, but you can try so anyway! your choice of Algorithm depends on your object’s poly count. if it’s too high poly, it’s best to use “For many polygons”. other than that just leave it be. after that, you’ll get something like this

the red outline shows that those bits aren’t connected or i made a mistake while selecting the cracks, so auto-Unwrap registered it as different cracks. i probably forgot to connect the vertices when i made that object LMAO

extra: @wishuponacrane suggested to use Angle Base For many polygons for the algorithm bc it mirrors your UV maps! woopsie,,,

here you can go adjust your UV maps! you can rotate, resize, even align them! just edit them to you likings haha