Format	Use Case
Single Frame	Generate high-resolution images of models; manually adjust the desired frame.
Frame Sequence	Supports PNG format with transparency and lossless compression.
GIF/Video	Export preview animations or common video formats.
Custom Export	Supports arbitrary FFmpeg parameters for custom, complex export needs.

Installation

Download the compressed package from the Release page.

The software requires the .NET Desktop Runtime 8.0.x to run.

Alternatively, download the package with the SelfContained suffix for standalone execution.

For exporting GIF/MP4 and other animation/video formats, FFmpeg must be installed and added to the system environment variables. Visit the FFmpeg Windows download page or download the latest version directly: ffmpeg-release-full.7z.

Usage

How to Change the Display Language

In the menu, go to "File" -> "Preferences..." -> "Language," select your desired language, and confirm the change.

Basic Overview

The program is organized into a left-right layout:

Left Panel: Functionality panel.
Right Panel: Preview display.

The left panel includes three sub-panels:

Browse: Preview the content of a specified folder without importing files into the program. This panel allows generating .webp previews for models or importing selected models.
Model: Lists imported models for rendering. Parameters and rendering order can be adjusted here, along with other model-related functionalities.
Display: Adjust parameters for the right-side preview display.

Hover your mouse over buttons, labels, or input fields to see help text for most UI elements.

Skeleton Import

Drag-and-drop or paste skeleton files/directories into the Model panel.

Alternatively, use the right-click menu in the Browse panel to import selected items.

Content Adjustment

The Model panel supports right-click menus, some shortcuts, and batch adjustments of model parameters through multi-selection.

For preview display adjustments:

Left-click: Select and drag models. Hold Ctrl for multi-selection, synchronized with the left-side list.
Right-click: Drag the entire display.
Scroll wheel: Zoom in/out. Hold Ctrl to scale selected models.
Render selected-only mode: In this mode, the preview only shows selected models, and selection status can only be changed via the left-side list.

The buttons below the preview display allow time adjustments, serving as a simple playback control.

Content Export

Export follows the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) principle, meaning the preview display reflects the exported output.

Use the right-click menu in the Model panel to export selected items.

Key export parameters include:

Output folder: Optional. When not specified, output is saved to the respective model folder; otherwise, all output is saved to the provided folder.
Export single: By default, each model is exported independently. Selecting "Export single" renders all selected models in a single frame, producing a unified output.
Auto resolution: Ignores the preview resolution and viewport parameters, exporting output at the actual size of the content. For animations/videos, the output matches the size required for full visibility.

Dynamic Wallpaper

Dynamic wallpaper is implemented through desktop projection, allowing the content of the current preview to be projected onto the desktop in real time.

You can enable or disable desktop projection from the program preferences or the right-click menu of the tray icon. After adjusting the model and display parameters, you can save the current configuration as a workspace file for convenient restoration later.

If you want the wallpaper to stay active after startup, you can enable auto-start in the preferences and specify which workspace file should be loaded when the program launches.

More Information

For detailed usage and documentation, see the Wiki. For usage questions or bug reports, submit an Issue.

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