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[SAOFB] お着替えクレハも動かしてみた。
![[SAOFB] お着替えクレハも動かしてみた。](https://nicovideo.cdn.nimg.jp/thumbnails/33031514/33031514)
今回は奥行のある変化を付けてみました。
他にやり方知らないのでメッシュを1パーツ1パーツ無理やり曲げてます。
もっと楽なやり方あるのかなぁ・・・
使用ソフト spine clipstudio photoshop
ゆっきとかんぱい
縦画面推薦。飲み物を用意してスマホかタブレットから見てみてね。
PCからの人は、Twitterに投稿したやつの方が見やすいぞ…！
https://twitter.com/Rio_i23a/status/1145645507483537408
Random Ballet Class Shots（2）
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
動画テスト 青山さんの髪揺らし 動き加筆版3
SPINEの学習で最初に作ったのは青山さんの髪の動きでした。それからいろいろ手を加えてたものです。
イラストコーナーへのGIFのアップロードでは、ファイルサイズの制限で、長くなると画像を縮小したりFPSを落とすしかなく、ちょっと不満がありました。
なので、テストも兼ねてこの動画をアップしました。
こちらに動画をあげたのは初めてで、説明などに不備があったら後で直します。
オリジナルのサイズから50％縮小 1164x1322px 30fps
[SAOFB] 添い寝クレハを動かしてみた。
![[SAOFB] 添い寝クレハを動かしてみた。](https://nicovideo.cdn.nimg.jp/thumbnails/32982732/32982732)
アップロードテストも兼ねて。
SAOFBより添い寝クレハさんです。ゲーム中過去作のような目パチもなくて物足りなかったので
無理やり動かしてみました。
使用ソフト spine clipstudio photoshop
spineから1920*1080+α（アニメーション中にはみ出てたのに後で気づいたのでそのまま）で吐き出したものをそのままアップしました。
くすぐり責めされるSZ姉貴
mylist/55113340
live2Dとspineどっちがいいのか教えてくれよな～頼むよ～
↑Live2Dはメッシュ機能が充実していて、立ち絵を変形させるのが得意ゾウ□
SpineはIK機能が優れていて、全身をダイナミックに動かすことが得意ゾウ□
この動画ではLive2Dを使ってるゾウ□
Random Ballet Class Shots（1）
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
Random Ballet Class Shots 202511-25-2
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
The Spine Center
At The Spine Center, with locations in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi, TX as well as Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, FL, Dr. Saqib Siddiqui provides advanced orthopedic and spinal care tailored to each patient's needs. Whether you're struggling with localized pain or complex cases such as scoliosis or other spinal deformities, Dr. Siddiqui focuses on minimally invasive and effective surgical solutions that relieve pain and restore mobility.
The Spine Center
150 Pine Forest Drive Unit 503, The Woodlands, TX 77384
833-774-6311
https://thespinesurgerycenter.com/
Andrew K. Simpson, MD, MBA
Andrew Simpson, MD, MBA is recognized as one of the best spine surgeons in Dallas, serving as Chief of Spine Surgery and Director of the Spine Center at UT Southwestern. A global expert in minimally invasive spine surgery and endoscopic spine surgery, Dr. Simpson previously served as Chief of Spine Surgery at Harvard. He completed advanced training at Yale and Harvard, as well as international fellowships with many of the world’s leading spine surgeons. Dr. Simpson has authored over 100 scientific publications and textbook chapters, with a focus on advancing minimally invasive and endoscopic spine techniques. Patients seeking a top spine surgeon in Dallas trust Dr. Simpson for advanced, evidence-based spine care.
Andrew K. Simpson, MD, MBA
UT Southwestern Spine Center
5303 Harry Hines Blvd 7th floor Suite 800, Dallas, TX 75390-8810
(214) 645-2225
https://www.misspineinstitute.com/
Charleston Neck & Back Center
Welcome to Charleston Neck & Back Center, right here in the West Ashley community of beautiful Charleston. Our center is not just any chiropractic clinic; we're a place where people can find real solutions for pain, even for tough problems like herniated or bulging discs. With our expert chiropractic treatments and non-surgical decompression therapy, we help families like yours feel their best every day.
Life sometimes gives us challenges like back pain, neck tension, or even constant headaches. At Charleston Neck & Back Center, we believe you shouldn't have to live with this discomfort. If you've had an injury, struggle with a spine issue, or even have a disc problem, we're here to help you. And even if you're just wanting to boost your overall health, we're your team.
What sets us apart at Charleston Neck & Back Center is our dedication to each person who walks through our door. Everyone is unique, and we make a special plan just for you. We aim to give you the best possible care for your situation.
Charleston Neck & Back Center
1835 Savage Rd, Charleston, SC 29407
(843) 763-2225
https://charlestonneckandback.com
敗戦国反撃！犯される魔法少女.spine
無関係な文字列→https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZWit0jWTm3HIGdibXVWt83ByUSnglC2t/view?usp=sharing
自らを盾にして声優のプライバシーを守るのがコードE3なんだよね…
Random Ballet Class Shots 202511-25-1
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
Random Ballet Class Shots 202511-25-3
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
【C107】Cloudy Club Angel - クラウディクラブエンジェル【demo】
ふわふわな見た目で、音はちょっと強めが好き。
UKG、Future CoreなどのKawaii成分多めのダンスミュージックCD!!
メロンブックス
https://www.melonbooks.co.jp/detail/detail.php?product_id=3429774
とらのあな
https://ecs.toranoana.jp/tora/ec/item/040031287849
『Cloudy Club Angel - クラウディクラブエンジェル』
￥500(イベント価格)
CD-R, Bandcamp DLコード
4曲収録
コミックマーケット107
2025年12月31日(水)
東京ビッグサイト
南b-06b
■参加者
Takahiro Aoki( @t4k4h1r0 )
DJ Spine Boy ( @mottainai_movie )
■ボーカル
彩澄しゅお
Illustration: こさちまる( @kosachi__1 )
■トラックリスト
01. DJ とげとげ丸, 彩澄しゅお - 天使なの
02. DJ とげとげ丸 - 届かない
03. Takahiro Aoki, ついなちゃん - Half-Truth Feeling
04. DJ とげとげ丸 - 届かない(Instrumental)
Spine Breaker/防弾少年団(BTS)【オルゴール】
ご視聴ありがとうございます。
R3 Music Boxでは最新のヒット曲や名曲をオルゴールバージョンにして配信しています。
癒されるオルゴールサウンドをお楽しみください。
この他にもアニメソング、ドラマや映画の主題歌、CMソング、ゲーム音楽など様々な曲をアップしていますので、ごゆっくりご覧下さい。
■マイリスト/プロフィール
user/28470749
■オルゴール動画検索 (検索ボックスに曲名やアーティスト名、タイアップ情報等を追加してください)
http://www.nicovideo.jp/search/r3musicbox
■ツイッター
https://twitter.com/r3musicbox_nico
■YouTubeチャンネル
http://www.youtube.com/c/r3musicbox
【UNITY】みらいちゃんの10年分の成長を1時間で作ってみた！【SPINE】
みらいちゃん成長アニメの制作の裏側を見せちゃいます！イラスト一枚から部分ごとに切り分けて、作っていきます。みらいちゃん成長ムービーはこちら⇒sm27013358
Random Ballet Class Shots
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
Random Ballet Class Shots 202511-25-6
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.