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Hi!
I'm new from Adobe animateCC(Flash).
They have "Include:Minimum Image Area" option when render the animation with Image.
The option cuts blank pixels from every side automatically.
I have to submit images with NO MARGIN but couldn't find the settings..... Any solution?
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Select the camera, in the modify panel there is a setting called fov, change it from vertical to horizontal and that should get rid of the Black margin, check the early access forum there is a post about the new camera system
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Thanks for reply.
But sorry I didn't get "camera, in the modify panel there is a setting called fov,"
Where is it?https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/4d6bf2bf-47bd-46ab-acff-be32.png
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crap, my mistake, wrong forum, sorry
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Hi nyannchu

I don't think this can be done directly from within CTA3.  However, you can probably do this very easily with other software you've already got.  You mention having Adobe animateCC, so it seems reasonable to guess that you'll also have Photoshop…

As part of your CTA image render, make sure you select PNG, rather than JPG (JPG files don't support transparency, PNG do).  Then take the file you output into a decent bitmap editor.  The name of the function you require will vary depending on the software.  I don't have Photoshop but, for example, in Pixelmator choose Image > Trim Canvas and select the Transparent Pixels option, then click [OK].

https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/c65219c0-425f-4490-b508-5a5b.png

In Affinity Photo, the equivalent steps would be to select Document > Clip Canvas.

https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/62e2f162-bd50-463e-8680-3e7a.png

Then all you have to do would be to save a new version of your file and submit that to your clients…

https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/57b336c0-5fd0-483e-b9c7-263c.png

Hope this gives you some useful ideas?

Cheers,
Gary


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