senshi-sun

Making MMD models can be so much fun! You create something that was never there before using nothing but technology and your imagination. If you can't find a model that suits what you want to make, you can make it yourself. If you're lucky, other people will enjoy your model too. Other times, it can be an utter pain. I've been working on a model on and off for months. It's for my next project, and it's called Heart Attack Rin. I had thought all I had to do was fix her physics and her rigging she would be ready to go. Then, I decided to replace her hair. Her hair was from a Project Diva model, which didn't look too good on a YYB base. I deci

I've had a couple of situations before where I have wanted to make a motion for a song, but discovered there is already a motion for the song. Unless there is a situation where the two versions are clearly different, is it good form to reuse a song? I have reused Talking Body because the other version is 33 seconds long and mine is two minutes long. Of course, I would disregard situations where someone has taken a motion and put it on a different song.

Rules like "No using this model for 18+ material" or "No excessive violence" look clear and concise in a read me file. It seems like there is no way people could misinterpret what that means. Yet, there are cases where it's not clear if a rule is being broken. I ran into this ambiguity when planning out an animation. It's for Dead Girl Walking. I knew as soon as I started planning that most of the song would be too raunchy for MMD, so I decided to just do the first verse. I thought that was fine. Then I watched MacaronTeaCupBaby's video (1) about someone asking to break their rules and I got concerned. In the video, she mentions having mode