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Augmented Physics - X parameter controlling Y parameter
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Hi there!
I'm working on my first vtuber model and everything was going well until I got to the augmented physics part. For some reason, even though I set the input and output to my Angle X parameters, they're controlling the Angle Y motion. I've taken a video to demonstrate the problem. I have all of my layers ID'ed correctly I think (Angle X set to ParamAngleX, Angle Y set to ParamAngleY) but I did create my input parameters (Angle X and Angle Y) after my other parameters (angle x phys and angle y phys).
If anybody could help that'd be super appreciated because I seriously have no idea what the problem is!!
Here's a link to a video demonstrating the problem:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Live2D/comments/1jecoib/augmented_physics_x_parameter_controlling_y/
I figured I'd post in both places!
I'm working on my first vtuber model and everything was going well until I got to the augmented physics part. For some reason, even though I set the input and output to my Angle X parameters, they're controlling the Angle Y motion. I've taken a video to demonstrate the problem. I have all of my layers ID'ed correctly I think (Angle X set to ParamAngleX, Angle Y set to ParamAngleY) but I did create my input parameters (Angle X and Angle Y) after my other parameters (angle x phys and angle y phys).
If anybody could help that'd be super appreciated because I seriously have no idea what the problem is!!
Here's a link to a video demonstrating the problem:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Live2D/comments/1jecoib/augmented_physics_x_parameter_controlling_y/
I figured I'd post in both places!
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