Scenes VaM Produce 69 The Second DLC Expansion and the Rise of the Third Season

Thank you for your review! The VR version will offer a similar fixed camera but with slightly more freedom. CamRide will also be retained, as some people prefer riding roller coasters...

Thank you for your feedback and suggestion. A Lite version is feasible; in fact, the VR version currently in production is essentially a lightweight, streamlined version.

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Thank you for your feedback and rating! However, I'm not quite sure why you're asking this question. If you're experiencing performance issues, please head to the discussion forum. This scene doesn't have very high hardware requirements (although it might appear that way on the surface)

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Thank you for your feedback and rating. Indeed, the loading time for the second season is slightly longer than the first season, considering that you are loading over 50GB of content within 3 minutes. However, from another perspective, what you are loading is something that can potentially keep you entertained for an entire evening, rather than just a few minutes of gameplay.

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Actually, one thing I didn't have time to tell everyone about Produce 69 is that for most people, it's a simple scene for watching dances, but for MMD creators like you, it's actually made to the standards of a very powerful MMD editor. In the latest version of the update, I've unhidden two components, one is the _______ Core/Stage Sets, and the other is the _______ Core/Stage Director. If you like complex transitions like Miniskirt and various effects in other stage environments, you just need these two components and will use Timeline to do the most basic triggers, and you can make an MMD like Miniskirt in 5 minutes. I just didn't have the time to write a guide on how to really use it.

In short, all the various options you can choose through the UI can be accomplished through the preset commands in the "Core/Stage Director." You just need to create a trigger in the Timeline to instruct the "Core/Stage Director" to execute a specific command, such as turning on or off the Laser-C lights. To perform stage transitions, like what you saw in Miniskirt, you only need to tell the "Core/Stage Sets" in the Timeline to "SwitchState" to "Office Stage."

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Thank you for your review. I'm still working on the VR version, as you've experienced, VAM in VR and desktop environments are actually two different creatures. This means that the so-called VR version is actually a complete remake of it.

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Thank you! With your love and support, I believe Elsa will have the motivation to keep practicing and work towards her dreams.

Congratulations on your new graphics card! For many, a new graphics card is like a dessert for a VAM enthusiast. Oh, and thank you for your rating and feedback!

Thank you and let's share our love! XD

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Thank you for your review and feedback! If there are issues with VR Render, it’s likely a memory issue. Try adjusting the virtual memory in the system settings, allocate more, and if the problem persists, please report back.

Haha, yes, and thank you! MMD is not just a medium; it's also a cultural phenomenon. We can't simply compare it with Mocap based on the quality alone. You see, in the memories of when MMD was invented and became popular, Mocap didn't even exist. Even though today we have easier access to Mocap technology and works, MMD still has its unique charm and value, just like how I still watch every Pixar animated movie to this day, but I'm still a staunch supporter of stop-motion animation. Many MMD creators continue to painstakingly craft animation frames by hand, just like how stop-motion animators continue to sculpt clay figures. The advantage of MMD is that it always allows us to enjoy the latest popular songs in a relatively free and customizable way, and you can choose your favorites from the thousands of existing works. It's also easier to access and play compared to other mediums. And this scene is an attempt to make it even easier and simpler.