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shixsaysxbaa — [MMD] Rendering Pictures Pt 2 - Transparency!
Published: 2013-08-08 17:03:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 3743; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 11
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I finally made this ugh I'm so lazy.So! Here is how to make a photo transparent when using my previous method of rendering pictures. It's quick, easy, and requires Paint.Net. ;w;
It's free though so take it and run and it's good for picture edits and has layers and everything get Paint.Net guys.
If you have any questions or future tutorial requests, let me know! I may be lazy but I'm happy to help!
If you don't know how to get to this step,
or keep getting black pictures from MMD,
here is the previous tutorial.
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There is an easier way if you don't have any picture editing programs. learnmmd.com/http:/learnmmd.co…
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why do i have to do all this crap to get a nice picture! im so angry right now mmd why u do dis
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Hi, I'm wondering, is there any way to obtain a batch of images instead of one by one? i want to make an animation with transparency, and besides obtaining the images 1 by 1 is tedious as hell, it screws up the physics. sorry for the bad grammar.
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If you want, you can use green screen. Just a suggestion and so much easier. Look up a plain green background on google then save it. Then go on mmd and add the green background to your animation. Then render the video. Now you have to get a program that uses green screen such as Sony Vegas.
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You can render it as an actual .AVI file, and then pull the images out frame by frame in IrfanView (just change the frames to the amount of frames you actually have!). You'll have to set the transparency separately, but you'll have your physics!
Sorry if this doesn't make much sense; I stopped using MMD quite a while ago, and am trying to pull from memory.
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I'm doing it in different way. When I load .bmp file into Gimp 2.6, it makes this picture transparent at once :3 But this method is good too~
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Just wondering.
If I put a blur effect on the picture before rendering, would that screw up the picture in any way?
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I've tried doing this and it messed up the transparency D: There was a ring of green around it ;A;
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Oh okay! thanks!
and sorry about the green ring~
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This was really helpful, thanks.
/Hands a cookie
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Glad to help!
-noms-
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