… I copy-pasted the diamonds out to about 1000 frames. Me? I stupidly guessed at 22 frames per beat… and I made a test animation of just rocking Miku’s head left and right with one full cycle taking 22 frames. You could use a stop-watch or keep an eye on a second-hand to measure the time between beats while you listen to your music. Take a guess at the speed of the beat… how many seconds for 10 beats? … how many frames between beats? Push PLAY and overlay your dream on what you see as the music plays. (In my case, it was 0 to 4970.) … Turn on View>Information Display. Insert a video length under the PLAY button… 30 fps x the number of seconds in your soundtrack. Position your model on the stage… maybe pose the model so that she looks comfortable. NOW you can open MMD and get to work! Load a stage… Load a model. I added a second or two of blank time before the music starts and inserted an “applause” sound clip that I downloaded from the Download page. I used the AMPLIFY effect to get the volume where I wanted it. I opened my downloaded MP3 in the free Audacity audio-editing software. I downloaded the audio as an MP3 from that video. MY vision was to see Miku and her friends singing Bobby Darin’s “Dream Lover” as performed by the Paris Sisters as per a video I saw on YouTube. The vision drives you crazy for days as you dream about the final video. While you are listening to a song, you suddenly “see” a mental image of your favorite MMD model performing that song… you visualize a stage setting: a venue for the performance. With making your own MMD DANCE MOTION… NOW you are asking for it! has MANY articles about creating motions and creating SMOOTH motions. You move ahead as many frames as you wish, reposition the elements of your scene and register all of those elements… and MMD automatically fills in all of the in-between frames for you… resulting in a smooth motion from each frame to the next. You create a frame and register all of your bone positions. MikuMikuDance is all ABOUT making your own motions. …īUT, with regard to making my own animations… THAT I could do! Making your own motions in MMD…
The mechanics of creating my own models with PMDE, PMXE, and Blender… and who knows WHATelse… did not appeal to me I found that I did not care to dig into the required methodology… I just didn’t want to LEARN that stuff. … Well, after a bit of time, I realized that BOTH of my goals, each of them, was going to require a lot of learning, a lot of actual “ WORK!” on my part. If YOU are like me… when I started “playing” with MikuMikuDance, I wanted to make my own models and create my own “cartoon” animations. How can I make my own Dance Motion from scratch? Is it easy to make your own MMD dance motion? Does it take a long time to develop your own dance motion?
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