3 swords (for distant and small frames) [3D] (剣3つ(遠景・小さいコマ用)【3D】) 剣3つ(遠景・小さいコマ用)【3D】

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The sword, which is sold separately, is designed for distant views and small frames, and the weight and shape are simplified.
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(2096538) M and S 別売りの剣を遠景・小さいコマ用に、軽量化と形もシンプルにしたものです。
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It is a material that is adjusted for placing Mr./Ms. sword on one page and for the character to hold in a small frame.

There are places where the shape of the detailed curve has changed due to the slight reduction in the number of vertices, but it is almost invisible.

Also, jewelry and decorations are removed because small frames will be crushed by LT conversion.

It is intended for distant views, but of course it is a quality that can be used in close-ups.

▲ How to hold a sword ( 2083587 ) Please refer to the video.

▼ The angle can be operated from the pose preset.

▼ To see where the big changes were, I lined up the original swords. (Original sword sold separately)

This time, the material is initially without the left and right protrusions of Layout 1.

Sword S

Sword M

sword

▼ Mr./Ms. pull with sheath and belt sold separately

▼ An example of a frame-based manga used

The red frame is this material. The blue frame is a set of scabbard and sword, sold separately.

Cavalier Boots ( 2019752 )

▲ Blue frame. Fine decorations are prone to crushing. The workaround is as follows.

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If it's a color cartoon, I use it as it is, but I usually convert it to LT.

At that time, in order to somehow make the finely made 3D a line that does not collapse, I do one of the following three things.

Make the 3D material larger and reduce it after LT conversion (the most beautiful. accessories, etc.)
Press extract line and rasterize the layer as it is (this is enough for small scenes)
▼ Check the depth as shown below and convert LT (I will use the line art of the second texture layer. It's not very pretty, but it can produce thin lines. )