List of Messages #

Overview #

The internal modules of MMDAgent are connected in a Spoke and Hub manner

Messages output from a module are broadcast to all modules
All messages are delivered to all modules
Each module can respond to any message and output any message

The following is a list of messages handled by the MMDAgent main body and plugin modules.

All character codes should be in UTF-8.

Legend #

“()” explains the parameters
“x,y,z” represents coordinates. As MMDAgent is OpenGL-based, it uses a right-hand coordinate system. The default is 0,0,0.
“rx,ry,rz” are amounts of rotation (unit: degree). The default is 0,0,0.
“r,g,b” or “r,g,b,a” specifies colors. The values range from 0.0 to 1.0.
“(A or B …)” signifies a choice. The default is the first element in the list.

3D Models #

Adding & Deleting Models #

MODEL_ADD

Adds a 3D model to the scene. If no parent model is specified, it will be displayed in world coordinates. If a parent model is specified, it can be mounted to that model’s bone. Upon completion, it issues a MODEL_EVENT_ADD.

Argument 1: Model alias (new)
Argument 2: Model file name .pmd
Argument 3 (optional): Initial coordinates, default 0,0,0
Argument 4 (optional): Initial rotation, default 0,0,0
Argument 5 (optional): Whether to use toon rendering, default ON
Argument 6 (optional): Parent model’s model alias
Argument 7 (optional): Name of the bone to mount on the parent model

MODEL_ADD|(model alias)|(model file name)
MODEL_ADD|(model alias)|(model file name)|x,y,z
MODEL_ADD|(model alias)|(model file name)|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz
MODEL_ADD|(model alias)|(model file name)|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(ON or OFF for cartoon)
MODEL_ADD|(model alias)|(model file name)|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(ON or OFF for cartoon)|(parent model alias)
MODEL_ADD|(model alias)|(model file name)|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(ON or OFF for cartoon)|(parent model alias)|(parent bone name)
MODEL_EVENT_ADD|(model alias)

MODEL_CHANGE, MODEL_CHANGE_ASYNC

Replaces the currently displayed model. MODEL_CHANGE blocks the process until the model load is finished. MODEL_CHANGE_ASYNC is the asynchronous version, which loads on a separate thread without blocking the main thread. Upon completion of the model swap, it issues a MODEL_EVENT_CHANGE.

MODEL_CHANGE|(model alias)|(model file name)
MODEL_CHANGE_ASYNC|(model alias)|(model file name)
MODEL_EVENT_CHANGE|(model alias)

MODEL_DELETE

Deletes the currently displayed model. Upon deletion completion, it issues a MODEL_EVENT_DELETE.

MODEL_DELETE|(model alias)
MODEL_EVENT_DELETE|(model alias)

MODEL_EVENT_SELECT

Issued when a model is selected by double-clicking.

MODEL_EVENT_SELECT|(model alias)

Motion Playback #

A sequence of predefined actions is referred to as a motion. Multiple motions can be played simultaneously on a single model.

MOTION_ADD

This adds a motion to the model and starts playback. Each motion is assigned an alias. Upon completion, MOTION_EVENT_ADD is generated.

If the specified model does not exist, the system will output a Warning and does nothing. If a motion of the name is already running, overwrite it.

Argument 1: Model alias
Argument 2: Motion alias (new)
Argument 3: Motion file name .vmd
Argument 4 (optional): Specifies whether it is normal playback (FULL) or partial playback (PART), default is FULL.
Argument 5 (optional): Specifies whether it is a single play (ONCE) or loop playback (LOOP), default is ONCE.
Argument 6 (optional): Smoothing ON / OFF, default is ON
Argument 7 (optional): Force model coordinates to change at startup OFF / ON, default is OFF
Argument 8 (optional): Priority when overlapping motions, default is 0

※ If partial playback (PART) is specified, bones that are not actually specified to move in the motion (=only the first frame (frame 0) exists) are excluded from control.

※ Smoothing is applied at the beginning and end when smoothing is ON, making the motion start and end smoothly. Specify OFF if you want to cut it.

※ If you set the forced change of model coordinates in the 7th argument to ON, the coordinate position of the “center” bone of the model is forcibly converted to the root coordinates of the model at the start of playback. Normally, OFF is fine.

MOTION_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)
MOTION_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)|(FULL or PART)
MOTION_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)|(FULL or PART)|(ONCE or LOOP)
MOTION_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)|(FULL or PART)|(ONCE or LOOP)|(ON or OFF for smooth)
MOTION_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)|(FULL or PART)|(ONCE or LOOP)|(ON or OFF for smooth)|(OFF or ON for reposition)
MOTION_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)|(FULL or PART)|(ONCE or LOOP)|(ON or OFF for smooth)|(OFF or ON for reposition)|priority
MOTION_EVENT_ADD|(model alias)|(motion alias)

MOTION_CHANGE

Replaces the motion being played with another motion. Upon replacement completion, MOTION_EVENT_CHANGE is generated.

MOTION_CHANGE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(motion file name)
MOTION_EVENT_CHANGE|(model alias)|(motion alias)

MOTION_RESET

Restarts the playback of the motion from the initial frame.

MOTION_RESET|(model alias)|(motion alias)

MOTION_DELETE

Interrupts and deletes the motion playback. Upon completion, MOTION_EVENT_DELETE is generated.

MOTION_DELETE|(model alias)|(motion alias)
MOTION_EVENT_DELETE|(model alias)|(motion alias)

MOTION_ACCELERATE

Gradually changes the playback speed of the motion towards a specified frame. Upon change completion, MOTION_EVENT_ACCELERATE is generated.

speed: The target playback speed. Relative speed with the standard being 1.0. Stops at 0.0.
duration: The time it takes to change speed towards the target (in seconds)
target: The frame on the motion that is the target (in seconds)

MOTION_ACCELERATE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|(speed)|(duration)|(target)
MOTION_EVENT_ACCELERATE|(model alias)|(motion alias)

Motion Layering Adjustment #

Setting for layering multiple motions. When layering, the motions are calculated in order from lowest to highest priority, and values are set for the bones and morphs targeted by each motion. You can set the behavior at this time. The default is “overwrite (replace)”, but this can be changed to addition (add) or none (ignore). While you can specify this on a per-motion basis, it’s also possible to set it more granularly on a per-bone basis.

MOTION_CONFIGURE

Sets the behavior during layering for existing motions.

Argument 1: Model alias
Argument 2: Motion alias
Argument 3: Setting label (see below)
Argument 4 onward: Parameters (dependent on the setting label)

The possible setting labels are as follows. Let’s call the current value rs and the value specified by this motion rd. If you set the rate, you can also set the blend rate at the same time.

MODE_REPLACE: Overwrite (rd)
MODE_ADD: Addition (rs + rd)
MODE_MUL: Morphs are multiplied (rs * rd), bones are overwritten
BLEND_RATE: Only sets the blend rate (rd’ = rd * blend rate)

MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|MODE_REPLACE
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|MODE_REPLACE|(rate)
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|MODE_ADD
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|MODE_ADD|(rate)
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|MODE_MUL
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|MODE_MUL|(rate)
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model)|(motion)|BLEND_RATE|(rate)

To specify individually for each bone:

MODE_BONE_REPLACE: Set specified bone to overwrite
MODE_BONE_ADD: Set specified bone to add
MODE_BONE_NONE: Set specified bone to no effect (skip)
MODE_FACE_REPLACE: Set specified morph to overwrite
MODE_FACE_ADD: Set specified morph to add
MODE_FACE_MUL: Set specified morph to multiply
MODE_FACE_NONE: Set specified morph to no effect (skip)

MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_BONE_REPLACE|bonename[,bonename,..]
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_BONE_ADD|bonename[,bonename,..]
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_BONE_NONE|bonename[,bonename,..]
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_FACE_REPLACE|morphname[,morphname,..]
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_FACE_ADD|morphname[,morphname,..]
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_FACE_MUL|morphname[,morphname,..]
MOTION_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)|MODE_FACE_NONE|bonename[,bonename,..]

Upon completing the settings, issue MOTION_EVENT_CONFIGURE.

MOTION_EVENT_CONFIGURE|(model alias)|(motion alias)

Individual Bone & Morph Control #

Methods for controlling a model’s bones and morphs externally, aside from motion.

MODEL_BINDBONE

Set values to the bone. There are two methods to specify: fixed values and binding to KeyValue values. If the bone is under motion control, the motion side will take precedence. After execution, it will issue MODEL_EVENT_BINDBONE. The values are applied immediately.

Fixed Values: Specify the amount of movement and rotation numerically.

MODEL_BINDBONE|(model alias)|(bone name)|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz

KeyValue Value Binding: After the setting, it will start to respond in real-time to the key values of the specified KeyValue.

MODEL_BINDBONE|(key name)|(min)|(max)|(model alias)|(bone name)|x1,y1,z1|rx1,ry1,rz1|x2,y2,z2|rx2,ry2,rz2

The parameter values of the specified part will be determined as follows, between the two given parameters, according to the changes in the KeyValue values.

BindBone

MODEL_BINDFACE

Set the values of the morph. Similar to the bone, there are two methods to specify: fixed values and binding to KeyValue values. If the morph is under motion control, the motion side will take precedence. It will issue MODEL_EVENT_BINDFACE at the end.

Fixed Values: Specify the amount of change numerically. The values are immediately applied. When transition_duration is specified, it will change slowly over the specified time.

MODEL_BINDFACE|(model alias)|(morph name)|(value)
MODEL_BINDFACE|(model alias)|(morph name)|(value)|(transition_duration)

KeyValue Value Binding: After the setting, it will start to respond in real-time to the key values of the specified KeyValue. After the setting execution, it will issue MODEL_EVENT_BINDBONE.

MODEL_BINDFACE|(key name)|(min)|(max)|(model alias)|(morph name)|rate1|rate2

MODEL_UNBINDBONE

Unbind the specified bone. It will issue MODEL_EVENT_UNBINDBONE at the end.

MODEL_UNBINDBONE|(model alias)|(bone name)
MODEL_EVENT_UNBINDBONE|(model alias)|(bone name)

MODEL_UNBINDFACE

Unbind the specified morph. It will issue MODEL_EVENT_UNBINDFACE at the end.

MODEL_UNBINDFACE|(model alias)|(morph name)
MODEL_EVENT_UNBINDFACE|(model alias)|(morph name)

Moving the Model’s Display Position #

In the following, GLOBAL refers to the world coordinate system, and LOCAL refers to the model coordinate system when specifying coordinates.

MOVE_START, MOVE_STOP

Smoothly move the model to the specified coordinates. The movement can be interrupted with MOVE_STOP. At the start of the movement, a MOVE_EVENT_START is issued, and at the end or when interrupted, a MOVE_EVENT_STOP is issued.

If a move speed is specified, the model will move at a constant speed (distance/second) to the specified coordinates.

MOVE_START|(model alias)|x,y,z
MOVE_START|(model alias)|x,y,z|(GLOBAL or LOCAL position)
MOVE_START|(model alias)|x,y,z|(GLOBAL or LOCAL position)|(move speed)
MOVE_STOP|(model alias)
MOVE_EVENT_START|(model alias)
MOVE_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

TURN_START, TURN_STOP

Rotates the model so that the specified coordinates are at the front. The rotation can be interrupted with TURN_STOP. A TURN_EVENT_START is issued at the start of the rotation, and a TURN_EVENT_STOP is issued when it ends or is interrupted.

If a rotation speed is specified, the model will rotate at a constant speed (degrees/second).

TURN_START|(model alias)|x,y,z
TURN_START|(model alias)|x,y,z|(GLOBAL or LOCAL position)
TURN_START|(model alias)|x,y,z|(GLOBAL or LOCAL position)|(rotation speed)
TURN_STOP|(model alias)
TURN_EVENT_START|(model alias)
TURN_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

ROTATE_START, ROTATE_STOP

Rotates the model by the specified rotation amount. The rotation can be interrupted with ROTATE_STOP. A ROTATE_EVENT_START is issued at the start of the rotation, and a ROTATE_EVENT_STOP is issued when it ends or is interrupted.

If a rotation speed is specified, the model will rotate at a constant speed (degrees/second).

ROTATE_START|(model alias)|rx,ry,rz
ROTATE_START|(model alias)|rx,ry,rz|(GLOBAL or LOCAL rotation)
ROTATE_START|(model alias)|rx,ry,rz|(GLOBAL or LOCAL rotation)|(rotation speed)
ROTATE_STOP|(model alias)
ROTATE_EVENT_START|(model alias)
ROTATE_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

Executing Texture Animation #

TEXTURE_SETANIMATIONRATE

Change the animation speed of Animation PNG (APNG) textures individually.

textureFileName should match the texture specification string within the model.
rate is standard at 1.0, half at 0.5, double at 2.0, and stopped at 0.0.

TEXTURE_SETANIMATIONRATE|model alias|textureFileName|rate

Parallel Skinning Configuration #

CONFIG_PARALLELSKINNING_THREADS

Change the number of threads used for parallel skinning. You can specify a number from 1 to 4, with the default being the value set in the .mdf file.

※ Changing the number of parallel threads while the system is running may cause instability. If it doesn’t work well, it is recommended to specify the number of threads at startup with parallel_skinning_numthreads=2 in the .mdf file.

CONFIG_PARALLELSKINNING_THREADS|2

Capture Motion to File #

MOTIONCAPTURE_START, MOTIONCAPTURE_STOP

Capture and record the model’s movements as a motion file (.vmd).

MOTIONCAPTURE_START|model alias|filename.vmd
MOTIONCAPTURE_STOP|model alias

Screen Layout #

Viewpoint (Camera) #

CAMERA

Change the viewpoint. There are three ways to specify it.

Specify by Numbers: Specify parameters with x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(distance)|(fovy). These values can be set based on the values that appear at the bottom left when the simple log is displayed using the D key. The transition time period specifies how the viewpoint changes to the specified point. The default (-1) smoothly transitions the viewpoint, 0 jumps immediately, and a value greater than 0 transitions to the specified coordinates over that number of seconds.

CAMERA|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(distance)|(fovy)
CAMERA|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(distance)|(fovy)|(transition time period)

Mount to Model: Make the camera follow the model’s movements in real time. If no bone name is specified, it will follow the “center” bone.

CAMERA|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(distance)|(fovy)|(transition time period)|(model alias)
CAMERA|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(distance)|(fovy)|(transition time period)|(model alias)|(bone name)

Specify with Motion: Start the camera’s movements by specifying a predefined camera motion file (.vmd).

CAMERA|(camera motion file name)

Background & Floor #

STAGE

Specify and change the images for the background and floor, or the 3D model for the stage. The display size of the background and floor is specified by stage_size in .mdf. The images will be stretched to fit the specified size.

STAGE|(floor image file),(back image file)
STAGE|(stage file .xpmd or .pmd)

Foreground & Frame #

WINDOWFRAME

Overlay a frame image (.png) on top of the screen. The image will be stretched to fit the screen’s aspect ratio.

frame

WINDOWFRAME|filename.png

Light Source #

LIGHTCOLOR

Change the direction and color of the light source.

LIGHTDIRECTION|x,y,z
LIGHTCOLOR|r,g,b

Displaying Text & Images #

Displaying Text, Images, and Camera Footage #

It is possible to display any text, images, or live camera footage within a 3D space.

The steps involve defining a display area with TEXTAREA_ADD, and then specifying the content to display in that area with TEXTAREA_SET. By repeatedly using TEXTAREA_SET, you can change the content in the same location.

TEXTAREA_ADD

This command adds a new area. You can specify its size, color, coordinates, and orientation. The coordinates designate the center of the area. You can also ‘place’ it on a parent model.

When the addition is complete, TEXTAREA_EVENT_ADD is triggered.

Argument 1: Alias name (new)
Argument 2: Width and height
- Positive values: Fixed size (If the content overflows, it will be reduced to fit)
- 0: Variable size: Automatically adjusted according to the content. For images, the aspect ratio is maintained.
Argument 3: Text size, margin, line spacing. The base value for each is 1.0.
Argument 4: Background color r,g,b,a. With a = 0, there is no background.
Argument 5: Text color r,g,b,a
Argument 6: Center coordinates
Argument 7 (optional): Orientation (amount of rotation)
Argument 8 (optional): Parent model’s alias
Argument 9 (optional): Name of the bone to mount on the parent model (If omitted, ‘center’ is used)

TEXTAREA_ADD|(textarea alias)|(width,height)|(size,margin,exlinespace)|r,g,b,a|r,g,b,a|x,y,z
TEXTAREA_ADD|(textarea alias)|(width,height)|(size,margin,exlinespace)|r,g,b,a|r,g,b,a|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz
TEXTAREA_ADD|(textarea alias)|(width,height)|(size,margin,exlinespace)|r,g,b,a|r,g,b,a|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(parent model alias)
TEXTAREA_ADD|(textarea alias)|(width,height)|(size,margin,exlinespace)|r,g,b,a|r,g,b,a|x,y,z|rx,ry,rz|(parent model alias)|(parent bone name)
TEXTAREA_EVENT_ADD|alias

TEXTAREA_SET

This command displays text or an image in the area. TEXTAREA_EVENT_SET is issued at the start of the display. If something is already displayed, it will be replaced.

The content to display is specified in the second argument:

If you write a string, that string will be displayed. If the string includes spaces, enclose it in “”. You can also break lines with “\n”.
If you write the path of an image file, that image will be displayed.

TEXTAREA_SET|(textarea alias)|(string or image path)
TEXTAREA_EVENT_SET|alias

TEXTAREA_DELETE

This command deletes the area and removes the display. When the deletion is complete, TEXTAREA_EVENT_DELETE is issued.

TEXTAREA_DELETE|(textarea alias)
TEXTAREA_EVENT_DELETE|alias

Text Caption #

Display text caption. Differences from the above TextArea:

On-screen display, not in 3D space (displayed at a fixed position regardless of viewpoint)
Any font can be specified
Up to two types of text outlining can be specified
Can be set to automatically disappear after a specified time
(v1.0.2) support lyric file (.lrc) play

caption

CAPTION_SETSTYLE

Defines the style. After defining, issue CAPTION_EVENT_SETSTYLE.

First argument: New alias name for the style
Second argument: The path to the font file. The system font can be used by specifying “default”
Third argument: Text color r,g,b,a
Fourth argument (optional): Color and size of the first outline r,g,b,a,thickness. If no outline is needed, set a or thickness to 0
Fifth argument (optional): Color and size of the second outline, specified in the same way
Sixth argument (optional): Frame background color r,g,b,a. If not needed, set a to 0

(v1.0.2) The fourth and subsequent arguments can be omitted altogether. If omitted, MMDAgent-EX will apply default style for the edges.

CAPTION_SETSTYLE|style_alias|fontpath|r,g,b,a
CAPTION_SETSTYLE|style_alias|fontpath|r,g,b,a|edge1|edge2|basecolor
CAPTION_EVENT_SETSTYLE|style_alias

CAPTION_START

Starts text display with a style. If already displayed, swap its text. It will disappear when CAPTION_STOP is issued or after the time specified with duration.

(v1.0.2) Specify “file.lrc” instead of text to start playing .lrc file as captions.

First argument: New alias name
Second argument: Style name. Either one defined in CAPTION_SETSTYLE, or “_default” (v1.0.2)
Third argument: The text to display. If it includes a space, surround it with “”. You can also use “\n” to break lines. (v1.0.2) or LRC file path (file.lrc)
Fourth argument: Text size
Fifth argument: Left/right position of the display. Specify either CENTER, LEFT, RIGHT
Sixth argument: Up/down position of the display. Use relative values where the bottom of the screen is 0.0 and the top is 1.0
Seventh argument: Display duration in number of frames (30=1 second)

CAPTION_START|alias|style_alias|text|size|align|height|duration
(v1.0.2) CAPTION_START|alias|style|file.lrc|size|align|height|duration
CAPTION_EVENT_START|alias
CAPTION_EVENT_STOP|alias

Example of use:

10 10:
KEY|1 CAPTION_SETSTYLE|terop|rounded-mplus-1c-heavy.ttf|1,0.5,0,1|1,1,1,1,4|0,0,0,0.6,6|0,0,0,0
CAPTION_EVENT_SETSTYLE|terop CAPTION_START|test|terop|てすと|3.0|CENTER|0.5|300

CAPTION_STOP

Force delete the displayed text. On success, issues CAPTION_EVENT_STOP.

CAPTION_STOP|alias
CAPTION_EVENT_STOP|alias

Notification #

NOTIFY_SHOW

Displays a system message on the screen. Disappears after 2.0 seconds.

NOTIFY_SHOW|(text)

It’s also possible to change the duration.

NOTIFY_SHOW|(text)|(seconds)

Prompting a Text Prompt and Obtaining User’s Response #

PROMPT_SHOW

Displays a message dialog and lets the user make a selection. If the specified text contains blank spaces, enclose it with “”. The maximum number of options is 15.

PROMPT_SHOW|(main text)|(item text 0)|(item text 1)|…

Example:

PROMPT_SHOW|“main text”|item1|item2|item3

prompt

When the user selects any of the items, PROMPT_EVENT_SELECTED is issued together with the number of the selected item (0～) and this dialog disappears. If the selection is cancelled (clicking outside the dialog or ESC key), -1 is returned.

PROMPT_EVENT_SELECTED|(selected number or -1 for cancel)

Displaying Documents in Full Screen to Gather User Reactions #

INFOTEXT_FILE

This displays the contents of a text file in full screen. When the display starts, INFORTEXT_EVENT_SHOW is issued.

Argument 1: Path of the text file
Argument 2: Title label
Argument 3: Selection button labels, separated by commas. Example: “Yes,No,Cancel”
Argument 4 (optional): Text scale (default: 1.0)
Argument 5 (optional): Background color in hexadecimal “RRGGBBAA”. Example: white=FFFFFFFF
Argument 6 (optional): Text color, same as above.

The displayed document can be scrolled by dragging (swiping).

The labels specified in the third argument are displayed at the bottom. When a user makes a selection, the display ends, and INFOTEXT_EVENT_CLOSE is issued along with the index of the selected button.

Example: Display README.txt

INFOTEXT_FILE|README.md|“This is readme”|OK,Cancel

infotext

INFOTEXT_FILE|(filepath)|(titleLabel)|(buttonLabels)
INFOTEXT_FILE|(filepath)|(titleLabel)|(buttonLabels)|(scale)
INFOTEXT_FILE|(filepath)|(titleLabel)|(buttonLabels)|(scale)|(BACKGROUNDCOLOR)|(TEXTCOLOR)
INFOTEXT_EVENT_SHOW
INFOTEXT_EVENT_CLOSE|(selectedButtonLabel)

INFOTEXT_STRING

This directly specifies a string and displays it on the screen in full screen.

Argument 1: Text content (string)
Argument 2: Title label
Argument 3: Selection button labels. Example: “Yes,No,Cancel”
Argument 4 (optional): Text scale (default: 1.0)
Argument 5 (optional): Background color in hexadecimal “RRGGBBAA”. Example: white=FFFFFFFF
Argument 6 (optional): Text color, same as above.

The selection button labels appear as buttons at the bottom of the screen, and multiple can be specified by separating them with commas. The display ends when one is pressed.

When the display is complete, INFORTEXT_EVENT_SHOW is issued, and when a button is selected and the display ends, INFORTEXT_EVENT_CLOSE is issued along with the index of the selected button.

INFOTEXT_STRING|textbody|(titleLabel)|(buttonLabels)
INFOTEXT_STRING|textbody|(titleLabel)|(buttonLabels)|(scale)
INFOTEXT_STRING|textbody|(titleLabel)|(buttonLabels)|(scale)|(BACKGROUNDCOLOR)|(TEXTCOLOR)
INFOTEXT_EVENT_SHOW
INFOTEXT_EVENT_CLOSE|(selectedButtonLabel)

Audio #

Sound Playback #

SOUND_START

This initiates the playback of a sound file. mp3 and wav formats are supported. When playback starts, SOUND_EVENT_START is issued, and when it ends, SOUND_EVENT_STOP is issued.

SOUND_START|(sound alias)|(sound file name)
SOUND_EVENT_START|(sound alias)
SOUND_EVENT_STOP|(sound alias)

SOUND_STOP

This forcibly interrupts the sound that is currently playing. At the time of interruption, SOUND_EVENT_STOP is issued.

SOUND_STOP|(sound alias)
SOUND_EVENT_STOP|(sound alias)

Voice Playback with Lip Sync #

SPEAK_START

This makes the specified model speak the audio file. Lip sync is performed simultaneously with playback. When playback starts, SPEAK_EVENT_START is issued, and when it ends, SPEAK_EVENT_STOP is issued. .shapemap configuration is required.

SPEAK_START|(model alias)|(audio file)
SPEAK_EVENT_START|(model alias)
SPEAK_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

SPEAK_STOP

Stops the playing speech formaly started by SPEAK_START immediately. SPEAK_EVENT_STOP will be issued whenever it has been processed successfully (i.e. stopped the playing audio or no audio was played at that time)

SPEAK_STOP|(model alias)
SPEAK_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

Voice Recognition #

The content of the message changes depending on the module or plugin used.

Common #

RECOG_EVENT_START

This message is issued at the start of voice input.

RECOG_EVENT_START

RECOG_EVENT_STOP

This message is issued when voice recognition results are obtained.

RECOG_EVENT_STOP|String of recognition results

Plugin_Julius #

RECOG_EVENT_OVERFLOW

Emitted when the level of the input sound is too large and causes an overflow.

RECOG_EVENT_OVERFLOW

RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY

Emitted when the processing of the RECOG_MODIFY message is complete.

RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|GAIN
RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|USERDICT_SET
RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|USERDICT_UNSET
RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|CHANGE_CONF|(jconf_file_prefix)

RECOG_EVENT_AWAY

Emitted when speech recognition is paused (ON) or resumed (OFF) due to menu operations or external control.

RECOG_EVENT_AWAY|ON
RECOG_EVENT_AWAY|OFF

RECOG_EVENT_GMM

Output of the identification result tag when using Julius’s environmental sound identification function.

RECOG_EVENT_GMM|noise

RECOG_MODIFY

Engine configuration change command. Dynamically changes the running engine.

GAIN: Amplitude scaling factor of input sound (default 1.0)
USERDICT_SET: Loads user dictionary (if already loaded, replaces)
USERDICT_UNSET: Deletes user dictionary
CHANGE_CONF: Restarts the engine with the specified jconf configuration file

RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|GAIN|(scale)
RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|USERDICT_SET|(dict_file_path)
RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|USERDICT_UNSET
RECOG_EVENT_MODIFY|CHANGE_CONF|(jconf_file_prefix)

RECOG_RECORD_START

Starts automatic recording of input sound. The cut-out sound fragments are sequentially saved as individual .wav files in the specified directory.

RECOG_RECORD_START|(directory)

RECOG_RECORD_STOP

Stops automatic recording of input sound.

RECOG_RECORD_STOP

Speech Synthesis #

The content of the message changes depending on the module or plugin used.

Common #

SYNTH_START

Starts speech synthesis. The specified model lip-syncs according to the pronunciation. SYNTH_EVENT_START is issued when the synthesized speech begins to output, and SYNTH_EVENT_STOP is issued when the output ends.

SYNTH_START|(model alias)|(voice alias)|(synthesized text)
SYNTH_EVENT_START|(model alias)
SYNTH_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

SYNTH_STOP

Forcibly interrupts the output of speech synthesis. SYNTH_EVENT_STOP is issued when it is interrupted.

SYNTH_STOP|(model alias)
SYNTH_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

Plugin_Open_JTalk #

Japanese speech synthesis engine.

LIPSYNC_START|(model alias)|(phoneme and millisecond pair sequence)
LIPSYNC_STOP|(model alias)
LIPSYNC_EVENT_START|(model alias)
LIPSYNC_EVENT_STOP|(model alias)

External Operation (Plugin_Remote) #

Control & Operation #

AVATAR|START, AVATAR|STOP

Messages that are issued when the start command __AV_START or the end command __AV_END is received from the external control API to start or end external control of the model.

AVATAR|START
AVATAR|STOP

AVATAR_CONTROL

Temporarily pause or resume controlling the model based on commands from the external control API. After processing, issue AVATAR_EVENT_CONTROL.

DISABLE: Temporarily disable
ENABLE: Terminate disabling and resume

AVATAR_CONTROL|DISABLE
AVATAR_EVENT_CONTROL|DISABLED
AVATAR_CONTROL|ENABLE
AVATAR_EVENT_CONTROL|ENABLED

REMOTEKEY_CHAR, REMOTEKEY_DOWN, REMOTEKEY_UP

Messages that send keyboard inputs from the outside.

REMOTEKEY_CHAR|(character)
REMOTEKEY_DOWN|(key code string)
REMOTEKEY_UP|(key code string)

Operation Log Recording #

AVATAR_LOGSAVE_START, AVATAR_LOGSAVE_STOP

Record all control commands from the outside to a file. Start with AVATAR_LOGSAVE_START, end with AVATAR_LOGSAVE_STOP.

AVATAR_LOGSAVE_START|filename
AVATAR_LOGSAVE_STOP

Event Notification #

Current Time #

CURRENT_TIME

A message indicating the current time. It is issued by the system every 30 seconds.

CURRENT_TIME|hh|mm

Key Input & Mouse Click #

DRAGANDDROP

A message issued when the user drags and drops a file.

DRAGANDDROP|(file name)

KEY

A message issued when the user presses a key.

KEY|(key name)

TAPPED

A message issued when the user clicks the mouse or taps.

TAPPED|x|y

SCREEN_EVENT_LONGPRESSED, SCREEN_EVENT_LONGRELEASED

A message issued when the user long presses the screen. xxxxx_yyyyy_wwwww_hhhhh represents the coordinates of the long press. (x,y) are the coordinates of the long press on the screen, (w,h) are the width and height of the screen, in pixels.

SCREEN_EVENT_LONGPRESSED|xxxxx_yyyyy_wwwww_hhhhh
SCREEN_EVENT_LONGRELEASED|xxxxx_yyyyy_wwwww_hhhhh

Variables #

VALUE_SET

Set a value to a variable. You can also set a random value within a specified range. Upon completion, it issues a VALUE_EVENT_SET.

VALUE_SET|(variable alias)|(value)
VALUE_SET|(variable alias)|(minimum value for random)|(maximum value for random)
VALUE_EVENT_SET|(variable alias)

VALUE_UNSET

Delete a variable. Upon completion, it issues a VALUE_EVENT_UNSET.

VALUE_UNSET|(variable alias)
VALUE_EVENT_UNSET|(variable alias)

VALUE_EVAL

Evaluate the variable as a number. The result is issued with VALUE_EVENT_EVAL.

VALUE_EVAL|(variable alias)|(EQ or NE or LE or LT or GE or GT for evaluation)|(value)
VALUE_EVENT_EVAL|(variable alias)|(EQ or NE or LE or LT or GE or GT for evaluation)|(value)|(TRUE or FALSE)

Countdown Timer #

TIMER_START

Start a timer variable. The value is in seconds, with a minimum resolution of 0.1 seconds.

When the timer starts, it issues a TIMER_EVENT_START
When the specified time has passed, it issues a TIMER_EVENT_STOP and the timer variable is deleted.
If a timer variable with the same name already exists,
- It issues a TIMER_EVENT_CANCELLED
- Overwrites the value
- Issues a TIMER_EVENT_START

TIMER_START|(count down alias)|(value)
TIMER_EVENT_START|(count down alias)
TIMER_EVENT_STOP|(count down alias)
TIMER_EVENT_CANCELLED|(count down alias)

TIMER_STOP

Stop a running timer variable.

If a timer variable exists, it issues a TIMER_EVENT_STOP
If a timer variable does not exist, it does nothing (only outputs a warning)

TIMER_STOP|(count down alias)
TIMER_EVENT_STOP|(count down alias)

TIMER_CANCEL

Forcefully interrupt and delete a timer variable.

If the specified timer variable exists, it deletes it and issues a TIMER_EVENT_CANCEL
If the specified timer variable does not exist, it still issues a TIMER_EVENT_CANCEL

TIMER_CANCEL|(count down alias)
TIMER_EVENT_CANCELLED|(count down alias)

Setting KeyValue Values #

KEYVALUE_SET

By issuing this message, you can set KeyValue values.

KEYVALUE_SET|(key name)|(value)

Collaboration #

Open Other Content #

OPEN_CONTENT

End the current content and open the newly specified .mdf.

OPEN_CONTENT|relative_mdf_path

FST_LOAD

Discard the currently running FST and load and start the specified FST.

FST_LOAD|(.fst file path)
FST_LOAD|(.fst file path)|(initial state label)

Forced Home Setting #

HOME_SET

Set the current content to home.

HOME_SET

HOME_CLEAR

Clear the home setting.

HOME_CLEAR

App Integration #

EXECUTE

Executes the specified file (Windows only)

EXECUTE|(file name)

KEY_POST

Sends a key event to the specified application (Windows only)

KEY_POST|(window class name)|(key name)|(ON or OFF for shift-key)|(ON or OFF for ctrl-key)|(On or OFF for alt-key)

File Download #

NETWORK_GET

Downloads a file. Upon completion, it triggers NETWORK_EVENT_GET.

NETWORK_GET|(net alias)|(URI)|(save file name)
NETWORK_EVENT_GET|(net alias)

User Interface #

Button Display #

BUTTON_ADD

Adds a button to the screen. After the display is complete, it issues BUTTON_EVENT_ADD.

Argument 1: Alias name (new)
Argument 2: Display scale
Argument 3: Display position x,y. Positive values are from the left (bottom), negative values are from the right (top)
Argument 4: Image file
Argument 5: Action (“play”, “open”, “message”, “keyvalueset”…)
Argument 6: Processing after pressing (ON=hide display, OFF=keep display)

BUTTON_ADD|alias|scale|x,y|image path|action|(ON or OFF for autoclose)
BUTTON_EVENT_ADD|alias

BUTTON_DELETE

Deletes a button. After deletion is complete, it issues BUTTON_EVENT_DELETE.

BUTTON_DELETE|alias
BUTTON_EVENT_DELETE|alias

BUTTON_EVENT_EXEC

Issued when a button is clicked (tapped).

BUTTON_EVENT_EXEC|alias

MENU|ADD

Adds a new page to the menu. Up to 20 pages can be added including the default. After addition is complete, it issues MENU_EVENT|ADD.

MENU|ADD|(alias)
MENU|ADD|(alias)|backgroundImagePath
MENU_EVENT|ADD|(alias)

MENU|SETITEM

Registers an item at a specified location on a specified page of the menu. id is the item number starting from 0. Up to 30 items can be registered per page. After registration is complete, it issues MENU_EVENT|SETITEM.

MENU|SETITEM|(alias)|(id)|(label)|(type)|(arg1)|(arg2)|…
MENU_EVENT|SETITEM|(alias)|(id)

MENU|DELETEITEM

Deletes the item content at a specified location on a specified page of the menu. After deletion is complete, it issues MENU_EVENT|DELETEITEM.

MENU|DELETEITEM|(alias)|(id)
MENU_EVENT|DELETEITEM|(alias)|(id)

MENU|DELETE

Deletes an entire specified page of the menu. After deletion is complete, it issues MENU_EVENT|DELETE.

MENU|DELETE|(alias)
MENU_EVENT|DELETE|(alias)

List of Messages #

Overview #

Legend #

3D Models #

Adding & Deleting Models #

Motion Playback #

Motion Layering Adjustment #

Individual Bone & Morph Control #

Moving the Model’s Display Position #

Executing Texture Animation #

Parallel Skinning Configuration #

Capture Motion to File #

Screen Layout #

Viewpoint (Camera) #

Background & Floor #

Foreground & Frame #

Light Source #

Displaying Text & Images #

Displaying Text, Images, and Camera Footage #

Text Caption #

Notification #

Prompting a Text Prompt and Obtaining User’s Response #

Displaying Documents in Full Screen to Gather User Reactions #

Audio #

Sound Playback #

Voice Playback with Lip Sync #

Voice Recognition #

Common #

Plugin_Julius #

Speech Synthesis #

Common #

Plugin_Open_JTalk #

External Operation (Plugin_Remote) #

Control & Operation #

Operation Log Recording #

Event Notification #

Current Time #

Key Input & Mouse Click #

Variables #

Variables #

Countdown Timer #

Setting KeyValue Values #

Collaboration #

Open Other Content #

Forced Home Setting #

App Integration #

File Download #

User Interface #

Button Display #

Menu Addition #