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Published: 2017-02-09 00:35:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 15855; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 1358
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Isabelle and her twin brother Digby from Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Both models are fully rigged and come with some eye and mouth morphs. Their proportions have been modified so they better match the City Folk style models I've done.These models were ripped byΒ CentrixeΒ from the Nintendo 3DS game.
Animal Crossing and all related characters, settings, objects, etc. belong to Nintendo.
Thank you and enjoy!
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They really threw me off with that. I thought for sure it was a new Animal Crossing...
...only for them to revel a new Animal Crossing afterwards!
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where are the stages you use in your
animal crossing pics from?
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It's this stage that comes with the Puyo Puyo-related models.
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what a coincidence i downloaded that last night
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I was about to re-rig these until I found out that there'sΒ no groove bone in either one.
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Yeah, I couldn't get the IK bones to work with her short legs.
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But it sure as heck worked for Captain Toad, didn't it?
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Yeah, it's the way I can store his "leg" bones. Since he doesn't use legs, his knees don't have to bend properly, unlike with everyone else.
Not that any of the characters like Toad work that well.
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I might download and use these models someday when I have time.
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Cool, glad to hear it.
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I already downloaded them and I might use them in a future MMD pic someday.
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Cool, thanks a ton.
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But it's impossible to use because of their English bones and majority of the motions or the program has japanese features...
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They're not impossible to use. These models are for purposes other than dance motions, which is not the single purpose of MMD, hence why I make them like this.
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I just can't make them move in MMD or change their pose.
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You can't pose them at all? Are you using the English version of MMD?
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Yes, but I can use models with Japanese bones.
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These models don't use pose data or motion data associated with Vocaloids or models made using them as a base.
The models work fine, they just aren't meant to use pre-made data. You'll need to pose and animate them yourself.
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