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Every time I try to export my animation with a transparent background, I get some kind of "saw teeth
hello!
I hope you can help me with this topic!
Every time I try to export my animation with a transparent background, I get some kind of "saw teeth" in some areas of the clip.
I do not understand it, because the layers are perfectly cut and without background.
Any idea what can happen?
Thank you!
https://i.imgur.com/4F4ItS2.jpg
I hope you can help me with this topic!
Every time I try to export my animation with a transparent background, I get some kind of "saw teeth" in some areas of the clip.
I do not understand it, because the layers are perfectly cut and without background.
Any idea what can happen?
Thank you!
https://i.imgur.com/4F4ItS2.jpg
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Thank you for your contact.
This is Live2D Support.
Please check the PSD for any erasure residue.
If the problem persists, please let us know your environment.
Live2D Software Version(e.g. Cubism Editor 4.0.01):
OS & Version(e.g. Windows 10, macOS HighSierra):
PC Model(e.g. MacBookPro 2017):
Graphics Specifications(e.g. GeForce GTX 950M):
CPU(e.g. Intel Core i7-7700):
Memory(e.g. 8GB):
Illustration Software used(e.g. Photoshop, ClipStudio, SAI):
Best regards.
We are sorry, but we have not provided enough information, so we will add the following.
Please also read the first point in the notes on the following page.
Best regards.
https://docs.live2d.com/en/cubism-editor-manual/exporting-images/#:~:text=Notes on video output
When I check the "Show canvas" option, a background with squares appears.
All the best.
Thank you for your reply.
Have you also checked to see if there are any erasure residue on the PSD?
Please let us know your environment.
Live2D Software Version(e.g. Cubism Editor 4.0.01):
OS & Version(e.g. Windows 10, macOS HighSierra):
PC Model(e.g. MacBookPro 2017):
Graphics Specifications(e.g. GeForce GTX 950M):
CPU(e.g. Intel Core i7-7700):
Memory(e.g. 8GB):
Illustration Software used(e.g. Photoshop, ClipStudio, SAI):
Best regards.
OS & Version(e.g. Windows 10, macOS HighSierra): Windows 10
PC Model(e.g. MacBookPro 2017): ??? normal pc
Graphics Specifications(e.g. GeForce GTX 950M): GeForce RTX 3060Ti
CPU(e.g. Intel Core i7-7700): intel core i5-9600K CPU
Memory(e.g. 8GB): 16 GB
Illustration Software used(e.g. Photoshop, ClipStudio, SAI): photoshop
Thanks
Thank you for your reply.
For research purposes, could you please send us the following items？
・PSD file
・cmo3 file
・can3 file
・Exported MP4 file
Upload your data to the following location.
https://biz.datadeliver.net/posts/Py8zrvqdECMe
Best regards.
Let me know what the problem is please.
I have exported the animation in several ways, but they all give the same result, strange bits keep appearing on the character.
https://biz.datadeliver.net/posts/Py8zrvqdECMe/post_boxes/fbb185f776964c5982983d2b9cd3752
https://biz.datadeliver.net/posts/Py8zrvqdECMe/post_boxes/886841233cd8439d9c97b52efcad77d2
Thanks.
Thank you for sending us the model files and other information.
The squares that appear in the exported video are patterns that represent transparency.
Please try to set the background color so the squares will not appear.
Best regards.
I don't need the video with a colored background, but TRANSPARENT.
Why does a look wrong when exported without a background?
Exactly the same thing happens in your official files.
Thank you for your reply.
As shown in the manual previously provided, this is the output due to the specifications.
The way to avoid this phenomenon is to export Still image (sequential number) and then make them into a movie using different software.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation.
Best regards.
There is nothing wrong with the file you created.
We have looked at the file you sent us and confirmed that it is exported according to the specifications of the Cubism Editor.
The specifications are as described in the manual.
For this reason, when a file exported in H264 is played back in a media player, the translucent representation may not be displayed correctly.
If you want to create a video that can correctly display translucent expressions in H264, check the [Show Canvas] checkbox at the bottom of the [Video Output Settings] dialog box and export the video.
When the canvas is displayed, the background is not transparent.
The way to avoid this phenomenon is to export Still image (sequential number) and then make them into a movie using different software.
That is all for your information. I will refrain from further replies. Thank you very much.