vrm-mtoon-outline

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Adjusting VRM MToon material outline thickness in three-vrm. Covers outline width modes, property access, and how to fix outlines that appear too thick when models are scaled.

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mkdir -p .claude/skills/vrm-mtoon-outline && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/7176" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/vrm-mtoon-outline && rm skill.zip

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About this skill

VRM MToon Outline Thickness Adjustment

This skill covers how to adjust outline thickness for VRM models using MToon materials in @pixiv/three-vrm.

Common Symptoms

  1. Outline too thick when model is scaled up or camera is close
  2. Outline thickness inconsistent at different zoom levels
  3. Need to adjust outline programmatically at runtime

Key Concepts

Outline Width Modes

MToon materials have two main outline width modes:

ModeDescriptionBehavior
'worldCoordinates'Outline width is a physical world-space sizeOutline appears thicker when model is scaled up or camera is closer
'screenCoordinates'Outline width is relative to screen pixelsOutline stays consistent size regardless of zoom/scale

Critical Properties

material.outlineWidthMode    // 'none' | 'worldCoordinates' | 'screenCoordinates'
material.outlineWidthFactor  // Number - the actual width value
material.isMToonMaterial     // Boolean - true for MToon materials
material.needsUpdate         // Set to true after modifying properties

Solution: Switch to Screen Coordinates

To make outlines stay consistent regardless of zoom/scale:

function adjustOutlineThickness(vrm, screenFactor = 0.005) {
    vrm.scene.traverse((object) => {
        if (object.isMesh || object.isSkinnedMesh) {
            const materials = Array.isArray(object.material) ? object.material : [object.material];
            
            materials.forEach(material => {
                if (!material || !material.isMToonMaterial) return;
                
                // Check if this material has outlines enabled
                const hasOutline = material.outlineWidthFactor > 0 && 
                                   material.outlineWidthMode !== 'none';
                
                if (hasOutline) {
                    // Switch to screen coordinates mode
                    material.outlineWidthMode = 'screenCoordinates';
                    material.outlineWidthFactor = screenFactor;
                    material.needsUpdate = true;
                }
            });
        }
    });
}

Factor Value Guidelines

For screenCoordinates mode:

Factor ValueApproximate Effect
0.002 - 0.003Very thin outline (1 pixel)
0.005Thin outline (1-2 pixels)
0.01Medium outline (2-3 pixels)
0.02+Thick outline

Detection Pattern

To diagnose outline issues, log all materials:

function debugOutlineMaterials(vrm) {
    let count = 0;
    vrm.scene.traverse((object) => {
        if (!object.isMesh && !object.isSkinnedMesh) return;
        
        const materials = Array.isArray(object.material) ? object.material : [object.material];
        materials.forEach(material => {
            if (material?.isMToonMaterial || 'outlineWidthFactor' in material) {
                count++;
                console.log({
                    name: material.name || '未命名',
                    type: material.type,
                    isMToonMaterial: material.isMToonMaterial,
                    outlineWidthMode: material.outlineWidthMode,
                    outlineWidthFactor: material.outlineWidthFactor
                });
            }
        });
    });
    console.log(`Found ${count} MToon/Outline materials`);
}

Important Notes

[!IMPORTANT] Call timing matters! The function must be called AFTER currentModel is set. In vrm-core.js, the loadModel() function sets manager.currentModel near line 923. Any function that accesses currentModel must be called after this point.

[!NOTE] Materials named "XXX (Outline)" are outline pass materials automatically created by three-vrm. They share properties with the main material but render the outline effect.


API Reference (three-vrm MToon)

The enum values for outlineWidthMode:

// From three-vrm.module.min.js
{
    None: "none",
    WorldCoordinates: "worldCoordinates", 
    ScreenCoordinates: "screenCoordinates"
}
PropertyTypeDescription
outlineWidthModestringWidth calculation mode
outlineWidthFactornumberWidth value (meaning depends on mode)
outlineColorFactorColorOutline color
outlineLightingMixFactornumberHow much lighting affects outline
outlineWidthMultiplyTextureTextureTexture to modulate outline width

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