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

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Before the third season, a DLC expansion update will be released, which will be equivalent to a separate season, and the expansion pack will increase the number of tracks in both the first and second seasons to 47 per season. The theme of the DLC is "All about Elsa", which will attempt to enrich Elsa's character with new content. The theme for the third season will be introduced in the DLC.

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This track is already included in the next DLC update. Thank you for your feedback!

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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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