@peachyfangirly Right but thing is that i want to copy the movements from the Haku model to the Miku model, without having it get moved into the same spot As Haku.
These models are default models and lack a very useful bone called the mother bone. You can add it in PMD Editor, but that's another solution. There's another you can do right from MMD, and it's not quite as efficient as using a mother bone, it works.
Select your model's center bone and then press select all. In the frame menu at the top, click apply center position bias (B). You'll get a window with X, Y, and Z values. (continued)
@NontoxicEggs Positive values move the model to the left, upwards, and backwards respectively. Negatives will move the model to the right, down, and forwards. So if you want Miku to the left of Haku, I would move her along the X axis by -10. However, moving them both to either 5 or -5 will work too, and will be a little easier to keep the camera centered. So set Miku to 5, and Haku to -5.
all you need to do is click select all, then move, and bam you can move it arround, then hit register when it's where you want it! Simple :3
peachyfangirly 6 months ago
@peachyfangirly Right but thing is that i want to copy the movements from the Haku model to the Miku model, without having it get moved into the same spot As Haku.
Jryoko 6 months ago
Ah, I see already.
These models are default models and lack a very useful bone called the mother bone. You can add it in PMD Editor, but that's another solution. There's another you can do right from MMD, and it's not quite as efficient as using a mother bone, it works.
Select your model's center bone and then press select all. In the frame menu at the top, click apply center position bias (B). You'll get a window with X, Y, and Z values. (continued)
NontoxicEggs 6 months ago
@NontoxicEggs Positive values move the model to the left, upwards, and backwards respectively. Negatives will move the model to the right, down, and forwards. So if you want Miku to the left of Haku, I would move her along the X axis by -10. However, moving them both to either 5 or -5 will work too, and will be a little easier to keep the camera centered. So set Miku to 5, and Haku to -5.
NontoxicEggs 6 months ago
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Midnalovefan1 6 months ago
@Midnalovefan1 You have to copy everything except the center.
Hope it helps! :3
Midnalovefan1 6 months ago