One Piece Vivi (Arabasta) 3rd Outfit for XPS/MMD/Blender/FBX

UPDATE! Fixed Material Morphs in MMD. Added instruction here for MMD material morphs

Comissioned model by Matthew Blaze, also known as NaranciaGhirgaSFM.

Finally done! Three years have passed since the events in Alubarna. Does Vivi miss the mugiwara? they surely miss her. The characters depicted here are over 18.

• DoA Style Ready Pose: In XPS format with all bones renamed.

• MMD Ready Dance Pose: Prepped for MMD dancing with hair and boobs physics! (Optional Clothes in other morphs).

• FBX and Blender 3.6.9 LTS: Included in MMD pose!

• Optional Parts: In XPS, use Ctrl + A . (Shapekeys converted to Optional Faces). If you want her with face blush drag the texture in the "tex -- blush" over an XPS window or replace the face texture in the "tex" folder (keep a backup) In XPS don't set the shadow depth more than 10 or you will see ugly darker parts on her face.

• Optional Parts in MMD: The material morphs are located in the "Other" group. "Body Switch" allows you to toggle between two body types—the default version with clothes, and the exposed clothed version or nude version.

  • To hide all the default clothes at once, use "Clothes All h."

  • To hide only specific parts of the default clothes, use individual morphs like "cl.Top" to hide the Top, for example.

  The exposed clothes version can be displayed easily:

  • First, use "Clothes All h" to hide the default clothes.

  • Then, apply "Clothes Exposed s" to reveal the exposed clothes version in one step.

  If you want to display only certain parts of the exposed clothes, use morphs that include "ex" (exposed) in the name. For example:

  • Use "cl.ex Top s" to show the exposed Top.

  The "h" or "s" at the end of the morph names indicate their function:

  • "h" means the morph hides the clothing.

  • "s" means the morph shows the clothing.

  All individual morphs for default clothes are designed to hide their respective items ("h" at the end), while individual morphs for exposed clothes are used to show them ("s" at the end).