HELP PLEASE!

makeyerrmove

Hi! i just started using the live2D and executed it in unity. It is now actually working, but my problem is that i can't understand how the codes work. Especially on the part of playing a specific motion / expression and i want to know how to trigger a specific part of the body, for instance i want to poke the right eye it should definitely blink right? Thank you! btw, we're enjoying using live2D

Tod

Hi makeyerrmove,
Have you checked the English tutorials by evangelist Katheirne?
http://live2dofficial.tumblr.com/tutorials

makeyerrmove

yes, i already checked it. i was having a trouble understanding the codes in the LAppModel.cs and the LAppDefine.cs

Tod

You can learn about setting a collider here:
https://sites.google.com/a/cybernoids.jp/cubism_e/sdk_tutorial/live2d_library/load_to_display/cd

Looks like you are using SampleApp1 for Unity. And you should be able to create an event by following steps:

1. Set up a blank drawable object as a collider (see the page)

2. Specify the collider name (drawable object ID) under “hit_areas” in a json file. (like “eye”)

3. Set collide detection in LAppDefine like
public const string HIT_AREA_EYE="eye";

4. Add an event for tapping on the eye in TapEvent in LAppModel
if (LAppDefine.DEBUG_LOG) Debug.Log("tapEvent view x:" + x + " y:" + y);

if (HitTest(LAppDefine.HIT_AREA_HEAD, x, y))
{
// Change facial expression when tapping on face
if (LAppDefine.DEBUG_LOG) Debug.Log("Tapped face");
SetRandomExpression();
}
else if (HitTest(LAppDefine.HIT_AREA_BODY, x, y))
{
if (LAppDefine.DEBUG_LOG) Debug.Log("Tapped body");
StartRandomMotion(LAppDefine.MOTION_GROUP_TAP_BODY, LAppDefine.PRIORITY_NORMAL);
}
else if(HitTest(LAppDefine.HIT_AREA_EYE, x, y))
{
// Write action when eye is tapped
}
return true;

makeyerrmove

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

makeyerrmove

I have another question, is it possible to set the collider without using the LAppDefine?

Tod

Not sure what you intend to do, but I'm sure can find a way not to use LAppDefine and fulfill your intention programatically.