Anyway go watch this first, at least some of it, to get a good idea of what we will be doing and the kind of results that you should be able to get too after reading this article. The resources I used are listed below if you want to replicate the process but in principle, you can use your own choice of models. It took me only about an hour to set up (but only because I was trying stuff out). By way of example, we will be doing something like the video below. They are more than sufficient for the beginner user and then some.Īlso, instead of just for making pictures, this tutorial is about using the effect for making videos. That said we are using assets from the default download unmodified. These are all in the folders included with the download and you will need to know where stuff is to use the effect effectively. However, in the interest of keeping this article from being too long, I won’t go into detail of where to find files. Even if you do have some experience with the effect, you might pick up some useful pointers. If you follow along with this tutorial, it will show you the basic nuts and bolts to getting really nice results very quickly. (Scroll down a bit, there, to find the Download button beneath the sample pictures.) This tutorial uses Ray-MMD 1.5.0 RAY-MMD: A method to get great results fast and easy!ĭownload the latest version of Ray-MMD from Git-Hub. RAY-MMD can be overwhelming to a newcomer (to the effect) and the last tutorial I wrote on it wasn’t exactly for beginners. He said that reading my previous tutorial on it was helpful but I could see he was struggling a bit. Reggie (this site’s owner) recently got a new Win10 PC and has been trying out RAY-MMD on it. This article will explain how even a beginner can achieve results like this easily using RAY-MMD.

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