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Download for AutoLuminous is hereGood luck and happy eyeburn.
Next one will be about changing settings to make nice random stuff.
Feel free to ask if you have doubts.
EDIT: Some people are saying the file no longer exists. I can't reupload it because I /DIDN'T/ make this effect, so the file isn't mine. I don't do the reupload-other-people's-things thing. I just own the tutorial. Try searching around? Maybe you'll find the effect.
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Small note:
The effects of Sovoro, such as Autoluminous, can be found here:
www.nicovideo.jp/mylist/173922β¦
or
onedrive.live.com/?id=EF581C37β¦
Β Thanks for your tutorial!
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but if me in PMX Editor?
EDIT: NVM i read AkariKeys comment
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Here's a question... I'm using it for a stage, ye? but it glows so bright that it completly makes the model unseeable, how can I fix this?
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accesoery manipulation tabΒ
change
1.00 to 0,40 that would hep
and if not change the very bottom left 1.0000 to 0.060
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Thank you so much!
This works in PMX editor too in case ya'll were wondering, instead of "shininess" its Reflect ^ ^
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... it worked. it worked. OMG IT WORKED YESSSS
ive been trying to get it to work for days now
THANK YOU SO MUCH
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My models end up glowing/are too bright when using Autoluminous on stages, how can I make my models appear normal?
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hmmm, just modify the brightness value with the Si and Tr options in the accessory panel
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Is there a way to lower the glow effect if it is too bright?
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yes theres a way owo
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Where can I download autoluminious? It says I can't download it there anymore
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Does Autoluminous work wit the colour black?
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My pmx no have shine only non-trasp,refl.int and dif-env
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can i have a new link to a place that actually does have it? I've been srsly looking for months for this effect!!!! DX
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Hey are you still looking or have you found it? ;o Causeee I found it o.o
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okay good x3 just making sure~ 
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Really? Where did you find it? I've been looking everywhere, lol.
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PMDeditor doesn't work for me. How can I do this?
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Can u adjust the AutoLuminous's brightness on MMD?
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yes you can I think
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it doesn't work
i was following those steps Β
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i, um, when i open pmde it doesnt have any thing of the sort, just, diff, refl, and env
what should i do?
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refl is like shininess
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I figured, but it didnt quite work...
sorry
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its okay atleast you now know
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Now you kno
lol, yeah
thanks anyways XD
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I tried loading it in PMX and nothing happened even after following those steps Β
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Errr... How can I do the same but in PMX?
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Well. Go to the object you want to make glow in the materials tab. You need to turn the speculator (Tablets autocorrectΒ is autocorrecting that sorry) to black. Then go to the reflect and change the number to 110. Then save the model. Hope that helps ^_^
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Why is every tutorial for models? What about backgrounds? It only glows red, I want it to glow multiple colors each frame how the heck do I do that using autoluminous?
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i suppose you apply the same options. are you talking about for an accessory or something though?
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Well only way to load the effect for the background is to use the accessory tab. And it works but like I said it doesn't change colors. No way to change it either.
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Autoluminous is designed for a single color glowing effect, if you want to use multi-colors there is 2 ways to this:
1 - Manipulate the UV's in real-timeΒ
2 - Use a modifiedΒ AutoluminousΒ effect
I don't know how to do the first way, but the second would need shader programming knowledge,Β AutoluminousΒ and other MME effects are written in HLSL code so if you successfully learn in it then you can make a modified ver. of theΒ AutoluminousΒ effectΒ
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