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wings-gothic-emo1 was kind enough to provide a spanish translation ! ^w^

--EDIT--

There is now a Part Two on transparency!

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Big file is big. >w<

THIS WILL REQUIRE ANOTHER PROGRAM, CALLED IRFANVIEW. Just a heads up.

You can get it here: www.irfanview.com/

I've seen a lot of people on dA and around the interwebs asking about how to get rid of black pictures from MMD. (Like when you select "render to picture file" and it goes "NOEP" and you get a black picture... Like that.) I have had this problem myself, and was only able to render pictures at 1020x720, which made then look terrible, especially if it was supposed to be more vertical than horizontal. //sob

This is my personal method of rendering pictures. I don't know if anyone in the MMDC uses this method and I'm just a noob and didn't realize, but I haven't seen a tutorial anywhere that addresses this issue. So, VOILA.

This method will work with ANY resolution, so long as MMD doesn't tell you that it's too large for your computer. If it's within it's set parameters, it will work. I've tested it on multiple sizes, including on midget sizes like 50x50. (Although MMD COULD render that size itself on my computer. owo)

Like it says in the picture, ENJOY!

Description
--EDIT 2--

wings-gothic-emo1 was kind enough to provide a spanish translation ! ^w^

--EDIT--

There is now a Part Two on transparency!

-----
Big file is big. >w<

THIS WILL REQUIRE ANOTHER PROGRAM, CALLED IRFANVIEW. Just a heads up.

You can get it here: www.irfanview.com/

I've seen a lot of people on dA and around the interwebs asking about how to get rid of black pictures from MMD. (Like when you select "render to picture file" and it goes "NOEP" and you get a black picture... Like that.) I have had this problem myself, and was only able to render pictures at 1020x720, which made then look terrible, especially if it was supposed to be more vertical than horizontal. //sob

This is my personal method of rendering pictures. I don't know if anyone in the MMDC uses this method and I'm just a noob and didn't realize, but I haven't seen a tutorial anywhere that addresses this issue. So, VOILA.

This method will work with ANY resolution, so long as MMD doesn't tell you that it's too large for your computer. If it's within it's set parameters, it will work. I've tested it on multiple sizes, including on midget sizes like 50x50. (Although MMD COULD render that size itself on my computer. owo)

Like it says in the picture, ENJOY!