The numbers next to the category name, means there is subcategory with in. ⚠️ The shader itself is not limited to any kind of contents.This is the main category list for all MikuMikuDance models ✔️ However, it's fine for you to put your modification of the shader for DL ❌ Redistributing the shader (putting the intact shader as the main focus of the DL) is not allowed, you can link this page for the viewers to download it here ✔️ Including the shader with the models you distribute is allowed ✔️ Modification is allowed, you can customize the shader, or add new features to it all you want If you want, you can contact me to include that preset to be an offical version of the shader, to expand the shader to not just be Miku-only It'd be nice if you make other presets of the shader for it to fit with other Animasa characters.It's best that you dig up a photo of that character in the A:M program (not easy, I know), and colorpick each parts, to be as accurate as possible If you want to use it with other Animasa characters (Rin,Len,Kaito.), you will have to change the color values in the fx files. If I used blending, I would have to investigate what kind of blending Animasa used, and make sure it produces accurate colors for every parts of the model, which is extra work that might not pay offĭue to how the shader works (colors are manually chosen for each object), the current preset (set of fx files) is only compatible with the Animasa Miku model. I chose this method so I could manually colorpick the base/shade/highlight color of each objects based on the original photo in A:M program, to get the EXACT same colors.Which means if you changed the base color, the shade/highlight area would not change at all (You can even make the shaded area brighter than the base) The base, shade, and highlight colors are 3 independent colors. There is no color blending in the shader (no toon, spa). The shader shades the model based on camera angle, light direcion sliders don't affect it Since Animasa Miku ver1 and ver2 have slightly different material order, applying the emd wrong would mess up which fx goes to which material The difference between the 2 emd files is just the order of the materials.You just have to apply the emd to the Animasa Miku model that shares the same name with it There are 2 emd files that come with the shader: Miku_Hatsune.emd and Miku_Hatsune_Ver2.emd. I've made all the materials needed for the standard Animasa Miku models that come with MMD. MMD shader that is specifically made for Animasa Miku model to imitate how it originally looked like in Animation:Master (A:M), before being ported to MMD

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