You can drag the slider all the way to the end of the bar at the bottom, and slowly back up to find the frame the last dot is on.Įach little dot is a data point recording your character’s movements.

This number is useful for setting up your export so remember that.įind MMD Bridge on your toolbar, choose the third item down, “for c4d.py”, which will export your animation into a Cinema 4D-compatible format (Cinema 4D is a 3D software we will soon be using) then select “execute export”. Now for the export, you’ll need to set your frame count as 9180, which is also the number of the frame that we saw the last movement in. Without having to change the frame rate, you can confirm and proceed to render and export your file. Click on “File” and select “render to AVI file”, choose your storage location and set your file name, and don’t forget to set the same number of frames in the settings: 9180 with a rate of 30.Ĭlick “render” and shortly you shall see a small window on your desktop rendering your work. When it’s finished you will see a new folder in your MMD software file bundle named “Out”, click through and you will see all the exported files about this animation produced through Bridge. You can create a new folder to sort your files into it. Now we will go through the steps of importing your. Abc files into Cinema 4D, an easy-to-use 3D software.

How to open avi files for mmd