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After going through the new tutorial i made, it seems that i could be able to have curve fitting done for MMD via excel.  The VMDconvetor program by yumin is very useful, in a sense that i can try to fool around with data in a spreadsheet format alone. Firstly i have to figure out what the (insert profanity here) is 0x14141414141414146B6B6B6B6B6B6B6B141414141414146B6B6B6B6B6B6B6B001414141414146B6B6B6B6B6B6B6B000014141414146B6B6B6B6B6B6B6B000000 and how i can edit it to get the kind of curve i need for dance motions to be absolutely smooth. Its going to be fairly difficult, as once i recall how to concatenate strings in excel, i will need to

It seems that very few people here even know about MMD.  Let alone it's Kinect capabilities.  So its going to be a long time until i can make friends with people with a decent level of MMD.  Even finding a potential apprentice is difficult.  But overall things came out pretty decent.  Perhaps i should make an in depth youtube tutorial for mikumikudance wannabes.  I find its easy to teach the basics, but its those 'little known facts' which tend to get people in trouble, and the tutorials which describe the smaller details arent well known. Also, i found out i have become an urban legend at the cafe i hang out at.  Funny...  'the guy who sits

Discovered the S5Shader which i have preference to over adultshader.  Also, beamman released the mectoon shader, which finally makes my crappy stages look as if its a part of the backgrounds that i place them against.  Also, excellentshadow.  Excellentshadow effectively makes all shadows come out properly regardless of how near or far you are from the target.  So now its possible for your very small models to be dancing against a backdrop of very large buildings without needing to keep setting the shadow distance setting. With these 3 pretty important discoveries, i have re-rendered most of the videos which looked like crap previously in pre