Permayuyuko

Things that have to come, has to come. But not necessarily the way you'd have wanted, even if it's you who asked for it. Yes, obviously this is a character interview. Of that one mysterious OC that probably nobody cares about. Tagged by ~PachiPachy (https://www.deviantart.com/pachipachy) here RULES : 1. Pick a character you've created. 2. Fill in the questions/statements as if you were that character. 3. Tag at least four people to do this meme. 4. Tell people that they have been tagged with a link from your journal. ------------------------------- 1. What is your name? Name? That sort of identifier which is associated to a being's presence? My whole existence is

tl;dr version: FOR ALL USER'S SAKE please use PMXEditor to do a PMX check by selecting File --> Validate PMX model (the bottom-most option) and fix the errors reported there before shipping out your edits, so that you don't induce your users with pains in the neck. Especially display-related issues, pretty much everyone fails at that Full version: Almost every time, when one uses an edit from dA, he'll inevitably find out there are always problems - after all, nothing can be free of bugs. Serious issues include mis-rigs or rigidbody set-up failure which makes stuff look terrible, but there are also some more subtle ones that most people

Warning: Loooooooooooooong, and not for people who don't try to think and understand. How does the computer display 3D graphics by just doing computations? In a nutshell. 1. Import a object. So first, a 3D object (e.g models and accessories) consists of polygons made by vertices, obviously. The computer reads the position of all vertices in a list. 3D object file --> Raw list of vertices position 2. Transformation of vertices by bones and morphes. Bones are some "arrows" in the space with a position and direction, which do general transformations to the vertices once you assign a weight (i.e the extent of effect by a specific bone) to t