Now I’m going to go into Photoshop and edit my facial textures. Well, first thing’s first: get yourself a reference! I am obsessed with Barbie movies, so I’ll be making a model for Eden Starling after she becomes good from “Barbie in a Christmas Carol.” “Click” to see full-size image.įor Barbie, I’ve already edited a TDA base to fit my “Barbie-esque” image that’s in my head. Make Custom MMD Models using Downloaded Parts “How do I make a model that’s not in Blender, but made out of downloaded parts, and it still fits my reference?” Easily Make a Stylized MMD Model From a Reference! If you have a model that only has a few sections turning up pink try Step 3 first on those textures in order to have the model work correctly.Hey y’all! Here’s something that a lot of people ask me to make from my deviantART page. Some models rely on things like Toon Texture and Sphere Texture if they have a special shader attached to them (to make them look more anime-like, or because of the material the textures on it are trying to emulate). Mine turned back to normal once I unchecked Toon Textures in Step 2. If there is a part of your model that is bright purple still, there may be an issue with the model or a missing texture.Īfter trying these steps, your model should be back to normal. Uncheck this option and see if the texture has gone back to normal. There should be an option titled Use Shared Toon Texture in this section. Once you have selected the texture, scroll down in the settings underneath the texture list until you find a section titled MMD Texture. For example, these textures are supposed to be a pale yellow but they are appearing as a vibrant pink in my textures list. Select a texture you see on the list that has the pink hue we're trying to get rid of. You should see a list of all the textures being used on your model. Selecting the mesh of your model, navigate to the Material Properties tab under the Properties panel. Disable Toon Textures in the MMD Display tab.ĭirectly to the left of the Sphere Texture option from the last step, there should be an option titled *Toon Texture. If this does not correct any or only a few of your textures, continue to the next step.Ģ. Under the section MMD Display, uncheck the box next to Sphere Texture. Open your Visibility Sidebar on the right (usually can be opened by pressing N ) and navigate to the tab titled Misc.
Disable Sphere Textures in the MMD Display tab. There are several things we can try to get our textures looking normal and not so pink.ġ. (All of the following images are taken using the Blender 2.8 version of MMD tools) When you open an MMD model in Blender, you might see something like this. This is an issue unique to MMD models in Blender due to the way MikuMikuDance understands shading, textures, and all things of that sort.
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