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

Thank you for your feedback! Please enjoy yourself!

What I can tell you is that it's very close to being released.

Thank you for your feedback, my friend.

Thank you for your feedback, I will consider your suggestion.

Thank you for your rating. In the second season, there will be some limited use of light pollution, but it won't be used extensively, considering performance aspects.

Thank you, localized versions might be more convenient for users from around the world in the community.

Thank you for your feedback, I'm glad you like it. Encouraged by you guys, the second season will be released before Christmas.

Thank you Tony!

I don't know where to start, but if you liked the first season, there's a lot to look forward to in the second season. The second season makes the first look more like an appetizer, while the second is the main course.

Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you, I saw the programmable lighting you posted, it's very interesting and worth spending time to study and research.

Thank you for your high praise!

Thank you for your feedback and evaluation. The second season will appear by your fireplace as a Christmas gift before Christmas.

Haha, really? I would rather form a virtual girl group, but currently it might not be possible to have 5 girls jumping around in real-time rendering. T.T

Thank you for your feedback my friend, your work always inspires me a lot.

Wow, it's ZHFX! If it weren't for your MMD player plugin, I might never have discovered how interesting VAM is. Thank you for your work!

Thank you for your positive feedback. Please check the discussion forum for support on your request.

Thank you for your professional and detailed evaluation and feedback. I personally agree with your views on the conversion of MMD motion files and would like to share some of my thoughts as well. Over 99% of MMD animations are created by various enthusiasts using traditional manual keyframe techniques, and regardless of their skill level, they cannot compare to the results of Mocap. Additionally, when they are converted into VAM, various "compatibility" issues arise due to factors such as model scale, bone control methods, and physics engine differences.

From a dance perspective, I also hope to one day achieve something close to a perfect "Produce 69," but there are currently two notable challenges. Firstly, there's the issue with Mocap itself. Although Mocap devices are now quite popular and affordable, most devices we can access struggle to capture accuracy during rapid and intense movements. Taking the majority of the choreographed movements in "Produce 69" as an example, we may need Hollywood-level industrial motion capture equipment to accurately capture and present them (not to mention finding a genius mocap dancer capable of flawlessly performing all these diverse dance styles, and she has to be willing to do it all for free to keep this scene free, lol). The bottleneck in Mocap hardware and technology application, I believe, can be resolved over time.

The other point is the compatibility of MMD conversions. As you have seen, while it is still far from "satisfactory," most of them have undergone specific adaptations for VAM. If you were to directly import the original motions, the results would likely be described as "unwatchable." However, these adjustments are currently quite rough, I must admit, and more refined optimization and adjustments can make them look more naturally perfect but require a significant amount of time and effort, even frame by frame, to modify and refine them.

Thank you for pointing these out. I think after completing the overall scene framework, I will gradually focus more on refining the details of the motions, attempting to make them more visually appealing and entertaining.

Thank you for your rating.

Thank you for your feedback! I will make a guide when I have time. Frame-by-frame rendering requires some changes in the Timeline settings. I'll make time to sort it out for you later. By the way, just as described on the instruction page: "refrain from clicking on any UI elements outside of the dialogue box, or you'll likely have to reopen the scene. If you want to end and skip the opening animation, use "Skip Intro" instead.)"