Card
A card is a PNG image that contains all the data for a model. It stores model data, animations, audio, and other settings in an efficient way. Therefore, you can keep these image cards for yourself or share them with others online. You can reopen the model by simply dropping the image card into https://ero.dance.
Create a Card
- Load the model you want to export into the scene.
Add motion and audio
Optionally, apply a motion file and audio content to the scene beforehand to include them in the card.
- Open the menu
(if it is not already open), then click on the tab [
/
model name] of the model.
- Click on the icon
and enter optional information.
- Select which data should be included in the card:
The selected model itself, including all textures and materials.
The animation of the selected model.The YouTube link or audio file used in the scene.
The favorite morphs of the selected model that are displayed as quick-access buttons.
- Optionally, enter your name, social media links, and other text information.
- You may switch the pose or enable an animated image by activating
(rotate the model) or
(play the animation).
Animation start position
Place the timeline cursor at the desired animation start position. Then click on
to use the current model motion position as the starting point. To change it, simply deactivate and reactivate
.
- Click on
Storeto take a picture or an animation of the current model position and download it.
Alternative
Use the MMD to Card Converter. Its actual purpose is to extract the model data from an existing card, but you can also use it to create a card. There are more advanced options to reduce the resulting file size.
Load a Card
Drop the file into the window or add it via a link. See share link.
Upload
Upload the file to any external file hosting service or image board that allows cross-origin access to share it via a link.
Extract the MMD Data from a Card
If you want the original MMD files like PMX and VMD back, you can use this Card to MMD Converter.
INFO
You get the legacy MMD files by selecting "Convert to legacy MMD files". Then it will try to restore the original asset file formats.