How can I make my model changing clothes/dressing up?

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• riverblade

  January 2016

  Can anyone answer my question? Please help, thanks!

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• kuro

  January 2016

  No. You can add more costume in your texture file. If you run out of space then add more texture is also an option(pro version only).

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• naotaro

  January 2016 edited January 2016

  Hi, riverblade .
  
  You can switch the multiple of clothes from one of the moc file .
  For example , Hull of sample model has two of clothes .

  
  Live2D Manual - Sample Model Hull
  

  
  
  You can switch to control the part display and non-display from the program .
  ( Please also texture switching )
  
  If you want to switch a lot of clothes , I think that it may use the Avatar system .
  Avatar system requires a special license agreement only companies .

  Live2D Manual - Avatar system (standard)
  

  
  If you want to use an avatar system , please contact the Live2D Inc.

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• chan

  January 2016

  does anyone have a clue as too how this would work in webgl

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• riverblade

  January 2016

  Hi Naotaro, I like this method of 'texture switching' within moc file. But how does it work in Unity? How do i do 'texture switching' in Unity? (Sorry I'm a noob)
  
  
  
  

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• naotaro

  January 2016

  The API does not provide functionality for changing textures.
  I am sorry but I was mistaken. However, changing the texture isn't necessary.
  
  Please refer to the following on how to change clothing.
  I tried it out using the "Simple" project found in the Live2D Unity SDK.
  
  
  1) Export the .moc with clothing A as well as B being displayed.
  
  
  
  This is how it should look inside the Unity Inspector.
  
  
  2) Change the clothing using the following script.

  using UnityEngine;
  using System;
  using System.Collections;
  using live2d;
  
  [ExecuteInEditMode]
  public class SimpleModel : MonoBehaviour 
  {
  	public TextAsset mocFile ;
  	public Texture2D[] textureFiles ;
  	
  	private Live2DModelUnity live2DModel;
      private Matrix4x4 live2DCanvasPos;
  	
  	void Start ()
      {
          if (live2DModel != null) return;
          Live2D.init();
  
          live2DModel = Live2DModelUnity.loadModel(mocFile.bytes);
          for (int i = 0; i < textureFiles.Length; i++)
          {
              live2DModel.setTexture(i, textureFiles[i]);
          }
  
          float modelWidth = live2DModel.getCanvasWidth();
          live2DCanvasPos = Matrix4x4.Ortho(0, modelWidth, modelWidth, 0, -50.0f, 50.0f);
  
          // init cloth
          ChangeModel(0);
      }
  	
      void Update()
      {
          if (live2DModel == null) return;
          live2DModel.setMatrix(transform.localToWorldMatrix * live2DCanvasPos);
  
          if (!Application.isPlaying)
          {
              live2DModel.update();
              return;
          }
  
          double t = (UtSystem.getUserTimeMSec() / 1000.0) * 2 * Math.PI;
          live2DModel.setParamFloat("PARAM_ANGLE_X", (float)(30 * Math.Sin(t / 3.0)));
          // Default No Display
          live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_L_B_001", 0.0f);
          live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_R_B_001", 0.0f);
          live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_L_B_002", 0.0f);
          live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_R_B_002", 0.0f);
  
  
          live2DModel.update();
      }
  	
  	void OnRenderObject()
  	{
          if (live2DModel == null) return;
          live2DModel.draw();
      }
  
      public void ChangeModel(int modelno)
      {
          if(modelno == 0){
              // haru Model 1 Parts
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_BODY_001", 1.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_L_A_001", 1.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_R_A_001", 1.0f);
              // haru Model 2 Parts
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_BODY_002", 0.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_L_A_002", 0.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_R_A_002", 0.0f);
          }else if(modelno == 1)
          {
              // haru Model 1 Parts
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_BODY_001", 0.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_L_A_001", 0.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_R_A_001", 0.0f);
              // haru Model 2 Parts
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_BODY_002", 1.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_L_A_002", 1.0f);
              live2DModel.setPartsOpacity ("PARTS_01_ARM_R_A_002", 1.0f);
          }
      }
  }

  I hope this serves the purpose.
  

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• riverblade

  January 2016

  Thank you so much!

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• riverblade

  January 2016

  Hi Naotaro, by the way, is this the texture-switching method that I should prepare, before exporting files to Unity:
  
  https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?act=url&depth=1&hl=ja&ie=UTF8&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://sites.cybernoids.jp/cubism2/user_tutorials/costume_change&usg=ALkJrhgyP_R_-roW2Hoi8j3akWyxgKpVOw
  

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• naotaro

  January 2016

  Yes, that is way to go .
  Let me know in case you encounter any further problems .

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• riverblade

  January 2016

  One more question.. Let's say I only want to change the design of my character's hat, or I only want to change my character's hairstyle, and the rest of her costume remains the same. Can this be done easily?
  
  Because this texture-switching method here:
  
  https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?act=url&depth=1&hl=ja&ie=UTF8&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://sites.cybernoids.jp/cubism2/user_tutorials/costume_change&usg=ALkJrhgyP_R_-roW2Hoi8j3akWyxgKpVOw
  
  It seems like i will need to prepare many possible costume & accessories combinations + face & body in psd file and upload into live2d? Wouldn't it be easier if I just, for example, replace the old hat with new hat *directly* (if it can be done)? Sorry for this noob question
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• naotaro

  January 2016

  Well , I think that it is difficult .
  In that case , I recommend the avatar system .

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