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Now, we are seeking users who can give us a hand with expertise to evolve our software more dynamically.
If you are willing to help us, we’d like you to make a registration for “Live2D Creators Circle” via the link below.
Designers, programmers, translators are especially welcomed so far.
(More detailed explanation will be given to you before we ask you to do tasks)
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ok. thank you
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I found a temporary fix for the quality issue: canvas.width = window.innerWidth*2; canvas.height = window.innerHeight*2; However I am still curious to know, what the constant 2 actually does? Is the quality really halved during the pro…
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I did realize a quality problem. (see picture) The quality is good on Live2d Viewer, but the quality is not good on browser. I noticed that the constant 2 is always used // mmat.setWidth(2.0); var scaleX = 2.0 / width; Does this constant 2 …
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Ok. This is good. Now I don't need to tweek the live2d one anymore
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never mind. All good now. However I did have to tweek the Live2DFramework.js Here's was my solution for anyone who's interested: Live2DFramework.js - line 850-ish L2DModelMatrix.prototype.setWidth = function(w/*float*/) { var scal…
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I tried var mmat = new L2DModelMatrix(height, height); and canvas.width = window.innerHeight; canvas.height = window.innerHeight; The result is still distorted
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Alright. But same problem persists. PS: my canvas isn't square
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Uncaught ReferenceError: L2DModelMatrix is not defined I got this error
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I am struggling with this. Now I got: canvas.width = window.innerWidth; canvas.height = window.innerHeight; #glcanvas{ position:absolute; width:100%; height:100%; } I know that the trick lies in Sy var matrix4x4 = [ Sx,0,0,0 ,…
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I don't want the original proportion of the live2d .moc to change. So if the width changes by 0.5, the height would also change by 0.5 ; & if the width changes by 0.25, the height would also change by 0.25. So that's what I want. Help please…
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The circles were originally perfect circles, but in the canvas they are distorted. How do I adjust the matrix4x4, so that the width would fit into the screen, and the height would adjust proportionally to the width ??? Thank you
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Ok. I create a hit area (with a reference ID) in the Cubism editor. But then, how do I grab the reference ID when I'm programming in JS using Cubism SDK? I struggle to find the relevant functions in here: http://doc.live2d.com/api/core/cpp2.0e/
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Thank you for your responses. However, is there a simpler way of doing it? All I want is the following: " If a Part of a live2d model (eg. head) gets clicked, then a event would be triggered" . I just learnt how to adjust the opacity of individu…
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A related question. If I have a live2d model, consisting of a head and a body. But I only want to load and display the head, and ignoring the body completely (ie: not load and hence not display the body). How do I do that? Thanks in advance)
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I had it here and it worked. Thank you. draw = function(gl){ ... live2DModel.setPartsOpacity("PARTS_ ... ", 0); motionMgr.updateParam(live2DModel); live2DModel.update(); live2DModel.draw(); }
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I didn't understand what you meant, sorry. I hope the following picture can illustrate my question better. If I click at the green cross, then it causes the head to nod. But if I click on the blue cross, it will not cause the head to nod. I am jus…
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It's ok now, thank you. I fixed a bug to do with gl, and the problem is gone. When I looked through lib/live2d.min.js , it does seem that createProgram is related to gl . So I guess the tip for anyone who encounter this problem in the future is…
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And for anyone who want's to know how I did mtn preloading, here's how: Near the very beginning, just after the .model.json is defined into your code: for(var i = 0; i < modelDef.motion.length; i++){ load_motion(modelDef.motion[i], i); } …
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Actually my pre-loading method using arrays suddenly worked. I must have made a trivial mistake in my code somewhere. Thank you anyways
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Ok thank you
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Ok. Thank you
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Thank you. I wish I could dynamically slow-down and speed-up animations. After some trying, I managed to do this (speeding up animation dynamically) : var Simple = function() { ... ha.addEventListener("mousedown", function(){ …
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The purpose I ask this is that I want to make an animation that moves faster and faster. (if this makes my question more understand-able)
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I am stuck with this trouble. Can someone please help me? Thank you in advance )
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If you can't understand my question, I will explain my problem like this: Something like this works fine: PERIODIC UPDATE FUNCTION: UtSystem.setUserTimeMSec( UtSystem.updateUserTimeMSec() * 2); // ie: a constant, and the animation goes twice as …
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alright. thank you
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Cheers . They are usable now.
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Thank you
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What I meant in my previous question is that - The documentation says that I can use those loop-fade functions , but in my Javascript code I can't make it work. Why is this? Thanks in advance:)
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Thank you folks. great help : )