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I wanted to make this simple little tutorial to show people 3 methods of keeping track of your model parts credits so you don't lose them and can give creators the credit the deserve when posting your model online in renders or videos.

TEXT:

Hey guys!
I am here to show you all 3 ways to keep track of your model edit credits.

This is so you don't forget and you have an easy way to add credits when needed!

Method 1:
In this window, you'll see you have the ability to add a name for your model and a comment box for info.

Here you can add your credits which appear when loaded in MMD. You can also add Terms of Use if it's a public model.

Make sure to list the items exactly with the name of the creator so you know who made what!

Method 2:
In the material tab, you can add a note to your individual materials. This is another great place to keep track of who made what!

For example, the Tda face edit for my mascot is by Tda and YunakiPix. My own name is listed as the texture edits. You can also write them like:

Face Edit: Tda + YunakiPix, Texture: Tda + Astria-MMD

Method 3:
In your model's folder, you can also make a list of credits in a txt file. This can be helpful to keep track with the parts.

You can also turn it into a readme with the terms of use if your model is a public one.

I HOPE THIS HELPS !!

Description
I wanted to make this simple little tutorial to show people 3 methods of keeping track of your model parts credits so you don't lose them and can give creators the credit the deserve when posting your model online in renders or videos.

TEXT:

Hey guys!
I am here to show you all 3 ways to keep track of your model edit credits.

This is so you don't forget and you have an easy way to add credits when needed!

Method 1:
In this window, you'll see you have the ability to add a name for your model and a comment box for info.

Here you can add your credits which appear when loaded in MMD. You can also add Terms of Use if it's a public model.

Make sure to list the items exactly with the name of the creator so you know who made what!

Method 2:
In the material tab, you can add a note to your individual materials. This is another great place to keep track of who made what!

For example, the Tda face edit for my mascot is by Tda and YunakiPix. My own name is listed as the texture edits. You can also write them like:

Face Edit: Tda + YunakiPix, Texture: Tda + Astria-MMD

Method 3:
In your model's folder, you can also make a list of credits in a txt file. This can be helpful to keep track with the parts.

You can also turn it into a readme with the terms of use if your model is a public one.

I HOPE THIS HELPS !!