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Bubble123Gum
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[2015-07-07 23:33:12 +0000 UTC]
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# Statistics
Favourites: 2544; Deviations: 20; Watchers: 177
Watching: 94; Pageviews: 15980; Comments Made: 94; Friends: 94
# Interests
Favorite TV shows: Amazing World of GumballFavorite bands / musical artists: Voltaire
Favorite books: Can't choose!
Favorite games: Dragon Age, Skyrim, My Sims, & Torchlight II
Favorite gaming platform: PC Master Race!
# Social Links
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoTTKVQ6lNVWGrjBn98BwWg# Comments
Comments: 28
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The best advice I could give for that is this:
1. Open up the hair model in PMX/PMD and, with the vertices, bones, body, and joints selected (See pic below for how to see all of them), move it backward on the Z-axis and save it.Β
Β To see and selected all the stuff I mentioned, click these buttons in PMX/PMD editor:Β
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2. Open your base and import your hair model into it.
3. Move the hair (Vertex, Bones, Body, and joints again) forward until it fits the model and looks good.
4. If the model's hair is glitchy and twitches, you may need to adjust the placement/size of the body of the hair or base.
Β This is a good reference if you don't understand why the hair becomes twitchy. Just play around with the size and placement of the body until it doesn't twitch so much!
Β I hope this helps and doesn't confuse you anymore than you already are! If it does, try using this tutorial I found on YouTube:Β youtu.be/Di55TlAUf1s?t=357
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Thank chu so much for the favβ€!~Β (ΰΉΜβ’ββ’ΰΉΜ)ΰΈ
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Thank you for all the cool stuff!Β Β
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Thank you sooo much for the fav on 'MMD-Fenris Model (DL)'! =^^=
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Thank you for the Fenris! He is one of my favorite characters from the game so how could I not download him?Β Β
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He's just to charming to ignore~ 
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Hey there! Β
Welcome to Deviant Art 
Prepare to become addicted
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