Jun 28, 2009 The iDOLM@STER Weekly Ranking of Jun 4th week
* The iDOLM@STER Weekly Ranking
We introduce the iDOLM@STER weekly ranking to you week by week.
The iDOLM@STER weekly ranking has the longest history and is the best authoritative in the ranking movies of the iM@S MADs, which has been tirelessly published for more than one year. This series is the best suited to get popularity and information of the iM@S MAD.
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The iDOLM@STER Weekly Ranking of Jun 4th week (22:50) 2009-06-28 Posted |
If there are movies which you want to watch more, please write down the movie information (e.g. movie number: sm***, or rank...) at the comment to request! We'll profile the movies in this page or the Pickup! Take it easy.
- See below ...but it's so difficult to understand.
- See below ...but it's difficult too.
- Novel in Japanese
- Mechanical Chihaya "I'm too close to you" by ekaoP and dorionP
- See below
* "Ultraman Koharuka, when the future loves the past" by cyanP
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Ultraman-ko-haruka, when the future loves the past (04:11) 2009-06-19 Posted |
This week's No.1!
* "MMD Daruma Drop by physical operation" by GunplaP
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MMD Daruma Drop by physical operation (13:50) 2009-06-20 Posted |
This week's No.2!
* "Namco Deluex and an addition" by YoutalowP KajikaP and KagatakeP
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Namco Deluex and an addition (02:25) 2009-06-19 Posted |
This week's No.5! This is an another version of this.
That MMD MAD was great in a very unique way... <br>I'm extremely impressed by how realistic the tumbling blocks looked, that definitely must've taken a lot of effort.
Although I guess technically MAD isn't really the right word here. Well, either way it was entertaining. Makes me want to play around with MMD as well. How do they do these physics things anyway?
NoNoWa...,<br>MMD contains some options to let objects obey physics. Unfortunately, MMD does not provide its English version.
I see... thanks. There is an English version for MMD though. I'm not sure whether or not it's official but I know it's out there since I downloaded it a while ago. I didn't know it had built-in physics options though. Was that added in a recent release?