The screen grab below shows the potential for this model with the effect but as you can see (since I only fixed one issue) there are still problematic issues with the translucency.It took me long to remember writing this tutorial, I’m sorry!Īs many know, realistic hair in MMD looks horrible because of how it reads the alpha channels.
Setting the opaque value to 0 will solve the problem however, this edit has a lot of translucent materials so you will need to go through the whole list to fix all the issues also the sort order for this model's materials is a big mess and this is part of the problem, but the quick fix is to kill the translucency.Īnyway, if you want to take the time to fix up the model it will work well with RAY-MMD. So for example, the top blouse area is material number 7. These materials have been set to be partly translucent to fix the issue, make them opaque. You will have to edit the problematic materials in the PMX editor. OK I got hold of a copy of the edit and ran into the same problem. Ok, so here's what trackdancer managed to get to me on deviantart. The texture is still visible, just at reduced opacity, so it's not a culling issue.
I use Blender, not PMXE, so I can't really explain how to do either of the above, but they're irrelevant to the issue you're having because your mesh by default is not appearing transparent, whatever change you're making to it is causing the issue. Secondly, meshes are single sided because it's more efficient, the side that will appear textured follows normals direction, so you can just flip the normals to get the correct side to be textured. You can just disable alpha for that material if there's no need for it, or set to Z transparency which will use alpha if your texture is a 32bit png.
I wouldn't suggest doing what he mentioned anyway, they're not ideal solutions to the problems.įirstly, if a texture is appearing transparent due to a transparency key as he mentions (black), it's because the material is assigned to have opacity via masking.
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