OfficialMCQP

Well after two long days of waiting, and with not much help, i finally got it to work :33.

first this is a laptop and i dont think i can afford a new monitor and connect it to this (if possible). This laptops monitor Is 1024 x 768 so idk what resolution would be on the application.

well hope your ready when the kid dies and you play as a goddemn goat

sane thing happened im not that much of a noob

So i just downloaded mine-imator on my new Windows 10 Laptop, but as soon as i started creating, i noticed that the application itself was not complete in the window. Actions and other options were not visible in the window. I found no way to shrink the resolution or size, and no way to scroll down. Anyone able to help? I really dont know how to fix this, but heres what it looks like.

basically what it looks like, couldnt get my image on there

I wanted to know if i could somehow add that new sword slice effect/particle into mine imator. It was added in one of the new minecraft snapshots. Can anyone tell me how (i also tries to add the image as a particle sheet and item sheet, but they didnt show up) thx

Ah, ok i thought someone wouldve known this. Im a noob like you said, but i find this way really easy compared to facial rigs. Maybe this will help other noobs like me

I found a way to make eye movements without rigs! I don't know if this has been used before, but here it is: Grab a skin .png file and open it in any skin editing software that you use (for example, paint.net) Plop yoir skin down and do the following:Edit your skins eyes in these ways (Squinting up, down, looking left, right, closing eyes up and down.) on different copies of the same skin Next, create one main human in mine-imator, and create copies of that human with these eye edits, make sure to hide the copies! Create a first keyframe At 0. You then select any frame which you want your human to blink, for example, 5. Select the human and go under texture, it should let you change your humans skin to steve, and any other human in the project (this is why you need the copies). In this example, you would select frame 5, set the skin to eyes closed, and at frame ten, set it back to open. Repeat this at different frames for a cycle. I hope this helped you and gave you some ideas! If you have any questions, feel free to ask! (Link to youtube video will come soon for an example of a finished product) NOTE: skins with two pixel eyes are disadvantaged to only looking both directions and closing. Face rigs are a slightly difficult alternative.

How would i have to install a face rig? I havent found one that i could use my custom skin on (a link to a rig as such would help). Anything i would have to do to the skin to get it to work?

Is there any way to pose a skin and render it into a png/jpg without the background?