terse iris
I'm editing the mesh of this part on the mouth. However, after editing the mesh to be in the right position, the vertices jumps to a new position.
To clarify, there is no parameter on this layer and it is not glued to anything. Any thoughts as to what the reason might be?
Ok, so, when on Mesh Edit and the Display is selected as:
Show Modeling: The vertices are where I placed them
But when I switch to Show Model Image, the vertices will move.
So new question is... what's the reason for this, and how to I reconcile the difference?
cyan tendon
I'm editing the mesh of this part on the mouth. However, after editing the mesh ...
By any moment of you rig fif you moved the piece?
terse iris
By any moment of you rig fif you moved the piece?
Those screenshots were taken within 5 seconds of each other by going into mesh edit mode, and then going back out. The vertices weren't touched by me at all in between
cyan tendon
Those screenshots were taken within 5 seconds of each other by going into mesh e...
the time between screenshot does not really matter
the question is more that if eve by mistake anything was moved
you can select that piece go to menu > modeling >edit form >revert form
terse iris
the time between screenshot does not really matter
The point wasn't really about the time in between, but that I hadn't touched the vertices in between the time I created them and the time in which I switched between edit form and out
However, the revert form might do the trick, I'll try that out. Thanks
Unfortunately, no luck. While within the Mesh edit, switching between "Show Modeling" and "Show Model Image" still shows a vertice moving and I'm not sure why
MAybe it's referring to different versions of the psd
cyan tendon
Unfortunately, no luck. While within the Mesh edit, switching between "Show Mode...
the diferences between modeling and model image is this
modeling = current state of the mesh
model img = Original state of the mesh
terse iris
How far original does it refer to? The very first instance of that layer? Or the original version of the latest psd?
cyan tendon
that is why i said about the if at any point something was moved, that would explain why they are diferent
cyan tendon
How far original does it refer to? The very first instance of that layer? Or the...
the original estate of the layer
live2D works like this
when you load a psd, all layers will be in their "original state"
whatever you do later on is considered "current"
terse iris
Ok, so the latest psd version then is treated as the "original"
cyan tendon
this helps live2D to be able to re-upload psd's even after the rig is done
that is also the reason why we should not change the psd position of layers or size of canvas
because then when re-inported they will not match "the original state"of the pieces
that is why when you change between modeling and model img you see a diferent position of the vertices
because at some point of your rig, you moved the layer, even a mesh or anything
terse iris
I see, thanks for explaining