The arrows show from what positions my lighting is coming as I lit her with the three DirectionalLighting models. You can easily hide the lights model by going to MME and click “Hide/Show” in MME tabs Main, MaterialMap, Depthmap, PSSM. On back light I like to make it a little blue and in “other” facials use “intensivity-” In my image, I loaded the DirectionalLight model three times so I could add light where I wanted it on my model!
… and change the quality of the light with the facial sliders. Swivel the light to shine on the front, back or side of your model. You can change the position and swivel the light direction of the DirectionalLight using the XYZ rollers.
“first, you need to download the (MMBG, avisynth) and install, then convert your avi to avs ,and loading the avs file into MMD… finally, put a Extension/DummyScreen.x and LED.pmx into MMD… MMBG AviSynth“ LED.pmx does not work that easily and I don’t know how to make it work but I messaged the creator of Raycast and he said … but it is a little dark from the other sides! There is kind of a cheap-lens effect and a color-shift effect and using BloomThreshold we will make everything very pretty. When we load the controller we suddenly have control of allot of settings and effects!
OK… now we will make it even more beautiful (If you use the Display checkbox to hide your Skybox, all of those weird spots will be back! … so use the Effect Mapping Hide/Show button, instead.) You can go to MME Effect Mapping and use Hide/Show to hide the Skybox. (I have downloaded extra skydomes from this person: ignisdraconi on Deviant Art. GREAT… now load a background image or your favorite skydome and probably hide the coordinate-axis. Loading the Skybox gets rid of all of those weird spots we saw in that image, above.
Load a skybox as a model file from the Skybox folder inside your Raycast folder… … but there are some weird spots! AH… WE NEED A SKYBOX… Go ahead to the next step and load a Skybox model to get your stage back. When you load the main.fx it will look horrible!… and that’s why we MUST load ray.x in the main Raycast folder.ĮDITOR’S NOTE: When I loaded ray.x, MMD seemed to lock-up because my system took a long time to open/process that file… and when it DID come back, the stage was SOLID Black. With old Raycast 1.2, it should look like this: If you’re using the new Raycast 1.3 it should look like this: You: “Yea, but its so complicated I won’t be able to use it” :Effect Mapping and let’s apply the shader to the model go to the “Raycast/Main” folder and load main.fx How do I use Raycast? Where can I download the latest version of the Raycast effect?įriend: HAVE YOU SEEN THE AMAZING MMD RAYCAST VIDEOS? THAT SHADER IS SO COOL, RIGHT?
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