>>2827681To me the baseline for an enf mmd is simply the reactions. Like
>>2827682 said, plugging a preset dance onto a model and removing the clothes with morphs is quick, easy, and constitutes most mmd vids. It may be a bit lazy, but so long as the time is taken to properly animate a nice reaction I think it can still make a good video.
MMD is surprisingly easy to use, the main problem is that the most cohesive written guide to the program is OLD, and does not cover the program in very good depth. Most filters and effects that let you do things like Gentleman Frame or Frosted Glass you have to really dig to find a guide for.
On top of that, animating the removal of clothes requires a working knowledge of PMX Editor in order to weight and rig up each individual piece you want to move.
More often than not the model prep work and planning can take longer than the actual animating. That's why you see such long gaps between most creator's videos.
Here are some that I personally follow that are still active:
Ponkanman
TheBlackbirdCalls
kame-master
nnba
suruga
Krag
AbrahamKoikatsu
vyxtra
