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Published: 2012-11-12 21:47:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 23312; Favourites: 437; Downloads: 223
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How to simulate wind in MMD and a brief introduction to the MMD Physics Engine's functions and controls.This is also the 'For Dummies' discussion of the MMD Physics Engine; for those of you who aren't nerds or, who like me, have long forgotten their high-school physics lessons; like I didn't sleep through those anyway ...
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It's the gravity setting. To make things "floaty" all you need to do is to reduce the force of gravity down to as low as zero-G, if necessary. Don't worry, your characters won't float off into space due to this setting.
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can you like show me a picture/screenshot as an example? its fine if you dont.
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Use the gravity setting panel in the tutorial image above:
The default acceleration due to gravity at sea level is 9.80.
- In a zero-G environment (outer space) this value will be 0.00.
- On the Moon the value is around 1.6.
- On Mars 3.7.
To get the effect in the video, try these values or something in between. Experiment to see what works best to achieve the results you desire.
Note that in a zero-G environment in MMD, character models will not launch into space, however, other independent physics objects may. eg. a model ball with physics.
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i wonder if theres a way for it to make to physics blow back and forth in a loop sorta way 
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Yes there is, just think about it.
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trying to for this project its driving me crazy hope i figure out something before i go to bed.
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Hint: The physics setting can be saved to the frames displayed; which means you can alter them downstream.
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oooooooooo really? ok gonna try that thanks for the input
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Β I'm so dumb... Sorry! BUT THANK YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU!!! Β Β
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I need the wind effect! I haven't found it anywhere! Mind to tell me where you got it from or the link?
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you won't need it, if you turn the gravity off the hair moves itself, did you already try?
Hope this helped
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w.atwiki.jp/beamman/Β I know this post is years old, but I found something if u still want the wind.
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Really helpful! I didn't know how to do this for the longest time...
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Neat little trick, even though its probably a little situational.
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It's in the credits at the bottom of the panel.
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may I ask, how do I make them Like strong Β Wind manipilations Like the first 30 seconds in this video:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJnIgZβ¦
Β (cus I'm doing a crossover of this video btw... 
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very good tutorial but how can we change it without modify the physics of the frame?
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Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean by "physics of the frame".
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when i finish a frame and i add physics how can i do an other frame without the asme physics? (sorry i don't know how to explain it i'm french)
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The physic settings applies to the entire animation sequence. If you need to change the physics, you will need to make your animation in separate sequences and splice them together using an external video editor such as Windows Movie Maker.
If you're simply making still images, just change the physics as required.
Hope this helps.
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Oh okay thank you very much for your help^^
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do you know how to make it so the gravity effects only certain frames?
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You'll need to do your video in separate parts and put them back together afterwards with an external application such as Windows Movie Maker.
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Okay much more effective, especially since I now know which direction each value goes and what the noize does now in terms of purpose.
Thank you.
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