Effect functions

Updated: 02/19/2024

It is possible to apply effects to the background, the model, and the whole image respectively.

Template

Settings can be recalled automatically without complicated configuration.

Users can also create their own templates and save and import them from the “…” menu in the upper-right corner.

Background

Select this to apply effects only to the background.

Model

Select this to apply effects only to models and items.

All

Select this to apply effects to all backgrounds and models.

How to view special effects

Registered effect categories

New	Displays a list of effects added in the update.
All	Displays a list of all effects.
Particle	Displays a list of particle effects.

List of effects

Color correction

Automatic coloring from background color (model layer only)

Composite the average color of the background according to the blending ratio using the specified composite method.

Color

Specify the color.

Color composition

Specify a color and composite with that color.

Saturation/Brightness/Contrast

As with most image processing software, you can change the saturation and other parameters.

Special effects

These are effects other than basic color correction.

Up to 10 of these effects can be added for each layer.

Glow

Effect that makes an object appear to be vaguely luminous.

Diffusion

Effect that makes an object appear to emit light when it receives light.

Bloom

Effect of emphasizing bright areas.

Gradation

Effect of a gradual transition of color from one color to another from the top to the bottom.

It is also possible to use a single color gradation by making one color transparent.

Flare

Effect in which light appears to leak from above.

Smoke (whole image layer only)

Effect of the appearance of steam.

Vignette

Effect of darkening the four corners.

Camera shake

Effect like the camera shaking.

Blur

Effect of blurring.

Chromatic aberration (illustration)

Effect of color blurring simply expressed for illustration.

Chromatic aberration (camera)

Camera lens simulation. The colors become more blurred the further outward they are.

Shadow (model and background only)

Effect that adds a shadow to the model or background.

Outline (model only)

Effect that adds an outline around the model.

Distortion

Effect that makes the image appear wavy.

Pixelate

Effect of pixelating the image.

Line-drawing extraction

Effect that adds a line drawing.

When applied to a model layer, the original image will disappear and only lines will appear.

Binary

Effect that converts the color image to a black and white one.

Reflect

Effect that inverts the RGB values.

Afterimage (model only)

Effect that creates an afterimage when the model is moved.

Dithering

Effect that provides a comic-book-like dot expression.

Gaming

Effect that sequentially changes to various colors.

Glitch

Effect that looks like a broken monitor.

Posterize

Effect that gradates RGB.

Specific color change

Effect that transforms a color within a certain range into another color.

Unlike plug-ins and other color changes, this effect does not depend on parts.

You can use the eyedropper tool to select the base color.

Confetti (particle)

These particles look like confetti falling from above.

Dust (particle)

These particles look like dust floating in the air.

There are far, medium, and near particles, each with adjustable size, amount, and opacity.

Rain on window (particle)

These particles look like raindrops on a window.

Snow (particle)

These particles look like snow.

There are far, medium, and near particles, each with adjustable size and speed.

General-purpose particles

These are simple particles that can be edited by the user.

Because there are many parameters, there is a gear button for switching the display.