User:LexisMikaya/Optimizing Pictures to Wiki Standards

When replacing images that are not ".png" Files, remember to tag the images being replaced with: {{delete|replaced}}
This keeps the wiki clean of unused files.

If you inputted text in the summary box when uploading an image, remember to edit the page afterwards and delete the text. This only applies if the image is a new upload that is not replacing an existing image.

When using the Snipping Tool, remember to put ".png" after the file name.

For a more general guide on 100% quality pictures, see here.

Policy Rules

For the full image policy, see here.

Before you take pictures for the wiki please understand the following:

• You are not to upload pictures with mods being shown.
  • This will result in the image being marked for replacement.
• Do not upload anything with a monochrome color scheme. (e.g. All one shade of a color, not necessarily just black and white)
  • However, if the item is an event or gachapon item, or a specific color when obtained from Fishing, killing a certain monster, or received from an quest/NPC, and it comes in specific monochrome colors (including black/white, or a single shade of color), you may take pictures and upload it in its respective image gallery.
• Do not upload anything with black and/or white unless it cannot be dyed. (See Dustin Silver Knight Armor or Traditional Tir Chonaill Costume)
  • However, if the item is an event or gachapon item, or a specific color when obtained from Fishing, killing a certain monster, or received from an quest/NPC, and it comes in specifically in Black and/or White colors, you may take pictures and upload it in its respective image gallery.
• Avoid using bright colors that may transition into white under certain lighting conditions.
  • Same applies for dark colors that may transition into black under certain lighting conditions.
• Do not upload images with your name in it! (This is not a place to gain fame or glory, or monopolize the wiki with your own character.)
  • The only exception is if the image is being uploaded on your personal page, in which you monopolize yourself there.
• You will not to revert the image back to your image if it breaks the rules or replaced by a better version.
  • If you are going to revert it, state a valid reason!
    • If the reversion is done by an administrator, it is considered as a "final" reversion of sorts, but it can still be subjected to replacements if applicable.
  • IF the image is lower resolution but fixes the problem of the image, it is considered a valid replacement, despite being lower resolution and/or quality than its previous revision.
  • Once you upload a picture, you will be responsible for any actions and/or consequences it may cause (Such as replacements, deletion, being asked to retake it, etc.).
• Do not wear guild robes unless you are planning to replace the Guild Robe pictures. (Prevents guild advertising, and this is not the place for it.)
• Do not upload images taken directly from any Mabinogi Character Simulators. (They can provide color changes to some items that cannot be dyed by any means.)
  • You can upload it as a placeholder however, but it will be replaced by an in-game version once it is localized for Mabinogi in the North American Servers.
  • However, you are not to replace in-game images with simulator images.

Things to Consider

How to disable quest markers.

• The wiki prefers ".png" files over ".PNG" files, as most, if not all, the templates used on the wiki is of the lower-cased extension.
• Try not to upload pictures that are in your character's undergarments. Remember that there are people that are sensitive to this type of material.
  • This especially applies to female characters, but generally applies to all genders of all races.
    • Giants may pose without clothing due to some of the gauntlets having shoulder pads, which is obscured by most types of clothing/armors.
  • There are some exceptions to this (See character weight).
• Please refrain from uploading Character Simulator images. As stated above, you can upload it as a placeholder of sorts, but be aware that it is subject to replacement.
• No gestures nor idle poses. They take away from the clothing and it usually becomes distracting. Clothing that has passive gestures, or idle poses, (see Berched Wear or Eluned Alchemist Suit (F)) can be uploaded, so long you equip something that does not appear in the character's hands, such as a Tailoring Kit or Metallurgy Sieve.

Equipment Info

• Make sure your character's colors (skin color, hair color, etc.) do not hide or mingle with the piece showcased to the point it can be indistinguishable from each other.
• If a piece of gear has an animation, privilege uploading a .gif of the equipped pose instead of a png.

• Headgear:
  • You may want to use an alternative hairstyle if your current hairstyle interferes with the headgear's details.
    • This is usually under personal preference, but is recommended (see Pop Star Earrings for an ideal example).

• Outfits:
  • Avoid using long-haired characters or long-haired wigs when showcasing an outfit, as part of the back may be hidden.
  • Avoid using the same colors for different parts of the outfit unless the outfit comes in set colors.

• Shoes:
  • Try to avoid any clothing that has socks. Boots will usually cover the socks if the socks are small enough.
  • Avoid clothing with stockings and/or high thighs as well.
  • Some clothes clip the boots, while others remove anything above the ankle entirely. The Style Suit (F) is a prime example.

• Gloves:
  • Do not strip down to gloves only. Wear something that shows your arms and keeps your character clothed, such as Popo's Shirt and Pants for Humans and Elves, or Newbie Wears.
  • Try to avoid clothes with long sleeves, arm bands on the wrist, or sleeves that cause the glove to distort anything that covers their forearm.

Game Settings

• Turn off Film Style post-shader option and Glow effects, as it alters the colors of the game.
• Turn off Outline Rendering. A one pixel wide outline is rendered if this option is on.
  • This makes certain items grainy on low resolutions, and usually is unnecessary.
  • The wiki prefers no Outline Rendering over Outline Rendering. However, there are exceptions.
  • For an example where is Outline rendering useful, see Halloween Witch Robe.
• Indoor lighting is usually preferred over outdoor lighting.
  • Using a black backdrop, such as the doorway inside Dunbarton School or the area between Erinn and Tir Na Nog is preferred.
    • If the item is hard to see on a black backdrop, take the preview in front of the dunbarton school statue.
  • Optimal daylight (12:00pm to 2:00pm/12:00 to 14:00) will not stop you from uploading images, but the lighting is generally more consistent indoors than it is outdoors.
  • If you upload an outdoor image, it will be subject to replacement.
• On most new player accounts/new client installations, you may get random quest arrows and markers.
  • To disable this, go into Options. Click the Game Tab, and then click on the Etc. sub-tab. Check the box next to "Hide Quest Info" and all quest markers on the map, the blue quest arrow next to your character's feet, and quest markers above NPCs will disappear as long as the box is checked.

Taking Inventory Icons

Taking Inventory Icons (Click [show] to see!)

1. Open the menu at the bottom left corner of the user interface and click on "Options."

   

   • The interface to the left shoes the full interfere. The one on the right is the compact interface.
2. Set the interface color to any of the ones that can be displayed as "Opaque":

   

   • The best one is Summer Sea, but other interface colors work just as well. Do not use the gray or white interface colors!
3. Open your inventory window with the "I" Key or click the Inventory button that is found at the bottom of the bottom of the client window with the full interface.

   

4. Place the item you wish to make a screenshot of into the inventory grid.

   

   • The reason for this is that putting certain items in your equipment slots will cause the inventory icon to shrink so that it will fit in the box.
   • If the inventory icon has numbers to indicate how many is in a stack, you will want to right click on the item. If it is small enough, it will not be shrunk to fit in the box that appears. after right-clicking on an item.
5. Do one of the following:
   • Open the snipping tool via the start Menu. Click and drag the mouse over the item in the inventory grid. Then copy the image and paste it into an image editing program such as Microsoft Paint, Adobe Photoshop, or something similar. Crop the image until only the item is seen.
   • Click the taskbar and hit the Print Screen Button (often seen as "Prt Scr" or "Print Scrn"). Paste it into an image editing program such as Microsoft Paint, Adobe Photoshop, or something similar. Crop the image until only the item is seen.

   • If you are afraid to crop details out, you can simply leave it in the inventory grid. Be sure to crop it so that all the squares can be seen.

   

6. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of. Remember to leave somewhere for quick access.

   

7. Once it is saved, you can do one of two things:
   • Upload it to the wiki and request a cleaning if you cannot clean it yourself. There are many people on the wiki that will be willing to clean the item, provided that it is deemed cleanable. This is recommended if you cannot clean it yourself.
   • Put it into an advanced editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp to make transparent backgrounds and clean it yourself before uploading. You may have to have some experience before doing this. There are a few tutorials online on various websites on how to make transparent backgrounds. I would advise keeping a separate copy instead of editing on the same one just in case.

Taking Pictures of Bodygear and Robes

Notice #1: The younger (or smaller) the character, the less detail gets shown! Try to have a character between the ages of 12 to 15.
Notice #2: Some clothing is age restricted (such as Long Swordsmanship School Uniform (F) or Coco Panda Robe). If the bodygear is age restricted, it is recommended to take the photos at the proper age to prevent confusion of wearability.
Notice #3: Some clothing are asymmetrical (One side is not the same as the other side. For a recent example, see Adorable Raccoon Outfit (Female)). It is recommended to take both sides, but it is usually unnecessary if the details are small (see Selina School Uniform).

Set up

Set Up for Optimizing Bodygear and Robes (Click [show] to see!)

1. Go into Dunbarton School Library and stand in the center of the floor pattern in front of the statue.

   

2. Enter Screenshot mode via the menu on the lower corner.

   

3. Resize your client window to the largest area possible.
4. Use Ctrl+N and Ctrl+P to hide all names and parties. This is used for privacy reasons. (My keys for this are "[" and "]")

   

5. Use the \ key to hide all windows. This prevents clutter on the screen.

   

6. Turn off your glow effects. This will prevent fuzziness and it will be less distracting.
   • Opening Options menu, go to the "System" Tab and click on the "Effect" sub-tab. Uncheck the "Glow Effect" option if it is checked.
   • Alternatively, you can use the Asterisk (*)/Multiplication key on the number pad, found on the right hand side of the keyboard.

   

7. Move your character towards the screen, but try to maintain the overall body!
   • If the Bodygear has no socks or stockings, you may crop the legs of your character out. (see example below)
   • For proportion reasons, keep the head!
     • See here.
8. Equip the item you wish to take a picture of.
9. Take off all other items except the body gear.
   • If the hairstyle of your character obscures the back view, you may put a helmet or hat that covers the entire head. (such as a Guardian Helm or Popo's Merchant Cap)
10. Move your character according to the template for bodygears as shown below.

    Examples:

If the Bodygear has no socks or stockings, take it like this.

2 × 3	Front	Side	Back	Angled

If the Bodygear has socks or stockings, take it like this.

2 × 3	Front	Side	Back	Angled	Front	Side	Back	Angled
	Male				Female

• Pro-Tip #1: Use the keyboard movement keys while holding shift so you don't have to keep zooming in and out and lose the position of your character.
• Pro-Tip #2: Using the Up and Down Arrows will move the camera vertically! This is very useful!

Using the Print Screen Button

This is the recommended method for those inexperienced with using the Snipping Tool.

Using the Print Screen Button (Click [show] to see!)

1. Click the taskbar at the bottom of the screen, or where ever you may have it located.

   

2. Hit the Print Screen Button on the keyboard (often seen as "Prt Scr" or "Print Scrn" and usually located on the top row of keys).
3. Open up MSpaint (Microsoft Paint) or a picture editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp.
   • Microsoft Paint is located in this File Path:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
4. Crtl+V or Paste the picture into the program.
5. Crop the picture to size. Don't cut off the head.
6. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of.

   

   • Repeat steps 1 through 6 until all the necessary angles are taken. Use the template above as a reference. Remember to re-position your character for the next view.
7. Find the equipment on this wiki via the search bar, and click on the section of the template you want to upload/replace.
   • If a file exists, you will be redirected to the file page. Scroll down and click on "Upload a new version of this file" if you are trying to replace it if an existing picture exists.
8. Find the file in the folder you saved it and upload.
9. Refresh the page after it is done uploading, and you have now made a successful bodygear upload.

Using the Snipping Tool

Thanks to Xcelled194 for bringing this to my attention.
This is available for users of Windows Vista or newer only.

Using the Snipping Tool (Click [show] to see!)

1. Open the Snipping Tool.
   • You can find the Snipping Tool in the following location:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
2. The screen will turn white once you open it. Drag until you get the proper image size.

   

3. After you select the area you want, you can save it right away. However you must manually type ".png" at the end of it. Otherwise, you can continue to the next steps for a proper ".png" file.

   

   • You can repeat steps 2 and 3. To do so, press Ctrl+N while in the Snipping Tool with Mabinogi behind the snipping tool. Remember to re-position your character before doing so. Otherwise, you can continue on just to make a proper ".png" file.
4. Open up MSpaint (Microsoft Paint) or a picture editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp.
   • Microsoft Paint is located in this File Path:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
5. Copy the file into MSPaint or into an image editor such as Photoshop or Gimp.
6. Crtl+V or Paste the picture into the program.
7. Crop the excess of the picture until your character's head is only seen (Shoulders is fine?)
8. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of.

   

   • Click New on the Snipping tool window while the Mabinogi Window is behind it. 'Be sure to re-position your character for the next view before clicking "New." Then repeat steps 2 through 8 until all the necessary angles are taken. Use the template above as a reference.
9. Find the equipment on this wiki via the search bar, and click on the section of the template you want to upload/replace.
   • If a file exists, you will be redirected to the file page. Scroll down and click on "Upload a new version of this file" if you are trying to replace it if an existing picture exists.
10. Find the file in the folder you saved it and upload.
11. Refresh the page after it is done uploading, and you have now made a successful bodygear upload.

Taking Pictures of Headgears

Notice #1: Some headgears are asymmetrical (One side is not the same as the other side. See Boatswain Pirate Bandana). It is recommended to take both sides, but it is usually unnecessary if details are small (See Vintage Dragon Felix Helm).
Notice #2: Since headgear does not change in size depending on age, you can be any age to take the pictures. Camera will be a bit below the chin at taller heights.
Notice #3: Try to find a hairstyle that exposes the forehead and shows your entire ear. This is highly recommended for circlet-type and earring-type Items.
Notice #4: Do not pick hairstyles with an ahoge (Hairs that stick out from your head. See here for an example.) or with a ponytail that is above the head. This will obstruct some angled and/or back views.
Notice #5: Avoid hairstyles that have bangs that covers the side of your head. This obscures side views.

Set up

For a visual setup, see here

Set Up for Optimizing Headgears (Click [show] to see!)

1. Go into Dunbarton School Library and stand in the center of the floor pattern in front of the statue.

   

2. Enter Screenshot mode via the menu on the lower corner.

   

3. Resize your client window to the largest area possible.
4. Use Ctrl+N and Ctrl+P to hide all names and parties. This is used for privacy reasons. (My keys for this are "[" and "]")

   

5. Use the \ key to hide all windows. This prevents clutter on the screen.

   

6. Turn off your glow effects. This will prevent fuzziness and it will be less distracting.
   • Opening Options menu, go to the "System" Tab and click on the "Effect" sub-tab. Uncheck the "Glow Effect" option if it is checked.
   • Alternatively, you can use the Asterisk (*)/Multiplication key on the number pad, found on the right hand side of the keyboard.

   

7. Move your character towards the screen.
8. Using the Up/Down Arrow Keys, adjust the Camera. This is very useful for giants, as they are taller.

   

9. Equip the item you wish to take a picture of.
10. Move your character according to the template for headgears as shown below.

    Example:

2 × 2	Front	Side	Back	Angled

• Pro-tip #1: Use the keyboard movement keys while holding shift so you don't have to keep zooming in and out and lose the position of your character.
• Pro-Tip #2: Using the Up and Down Arrows will move the camera vertically! This is very useful!

Using the Print Screen Button

This is the recommended method for those inexperienced with using the Snipping Tool.

Using the Print Screen Button (Click [show] to see!)

1. Click the taskbar at the bottom of the screen, or where ever you may have it located.

   

2. Hit the Print Screen Button (often seen as "Prt Scr" or "Print Scrn").
3. Open up MSpaint (Microsoft Paint) or a picture editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp.
   • Microsoft Paint is located in this File Path:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
4. Crtl+V or Paste the picture into the program.
5. Crop the picture until your character's head is only seen (Shoulders is fine?)
6. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of.

   

   • Repeat steps 1 through 6 until all the necessary angles are taken. Use the template above as a reference. Remember to re-position your character for the next view.
7. Find the equipment on this wiki via the search bar, and click on the section of the template you want to upload/replace.
   • If a file exists, you will be redirected to the file page. Scroll down and click on "Upload a new version of this file" if you are trying to replace it if an existing picture exists.
8. Find the file in the folder you saved it and upload.
9. Refresh the page after it is done uploading, and you have now made a successful headgear upload.

Using the Snipping Tool

Thanks to Xcelled194 for bringing this to my attention.
This is for Windows Vista and 7 Users only.

Using the Snipping Tool (Click [show] to see!)

1. Open the Snipping Tool.
   • You can find the Snipping Tool in the following location:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
2. The screen will turn white once you open it. Drag until you get the proper image size.

   

3. After you select the area you want, you can save it right away. However you must manually type ".png" at the end of it. Otherwise, you can continue to the next steps for a proper ".png" file.

   

   • You can repeat steps 2 and 3. To do so, press Ctrl+N while in the Snipping Tool with Mabinogi behind the snipping tool. Remember to re-position your character before doing so. Otherwise, you can continue on just to make a proper ".png" file.
4. Open up MSpaint (Microsoft Paint) or a picture editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp.
   • Microsoft Paint is located in this File Path:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
5. Copy the file into MSPaint or into an image editor such as Photoshop or Gimp.
6. Crtl+V or Paste the picture into the program.
7. Crop the excess of the picture until your character's head is only seen (Shoulders is fine?)
8. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of.

   

   • Click New on the Snipping tool window while the Mabinogi Window is behind it. 'Be sure to re-position your character for the next view before clicking "New." Then repeat steps 2 through 8 until all the necessary angles are taken. Use the template above as a reference.
9. Find the equipment on this wiki via the search bar, and click on the section of the template you want to upload/replace.
   • If a file exists, you will be redirected to the file page. Scroll down and click on "Upload a new version of this file" if you are trying to replace it if an existing picture exists.
10. Find the file in the folder you saved it and upload.
11. Refresh the page after it is done uploading, and you have now made a successful headgear upload.

Taking Pictures of Shoes

Notice #1: This method will work with most shoes and some boots. Not all boots will work out with this method.
Notice #2: Avoid clothing with socks and/or stockings. Some boots will cover the socks, but not all types. To avoid this, simply wear something that has no socks/stockings, such as Popo's Shirt and Pants.

Set Up

Set Up for Optimizing Shoes (Click [show] to see!)

1. Go into Dunbarton School Library and stand in the center of the floor pattern in front of the statue.

   

2. Enter Screenshot mode via the menu on the lower corner.

   

3. Resize your client window to the largest area possible.
4. Use Ctrl+N and Ctrl+P to hide all names and parties. This is used for privacy reasons. (My keys for this are "[" and "]")

   

5. Use the \ key to hide all windows. This prevents clutter on the screen.

   

6. Turn off your glow effects. This will prevent fuzziness and it will be less distracting.
   • Opening Options menu, go to the "System" Tab and click on the "Effect" sub-tab. Uncheck the "Glow Effect" option if it is checked.
   • Alternatively, you can use the Asterisk (*)/Multiplication key on the number pad, found on the right hand side of the keyboard.

   

7. Using the Up and down arrow keys, adjust the camera until the camera is as close to the ground as possible.

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8. Using right-click, right click the ground until you can move the camera as close as possible to the shoes.

   • You may have to move the camera up or down if the shoes cover above the ankle or goes up to the knee.

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9. Equip the shoes/boots you wish to take a picture of.
10. Move your character according to the template for shoes as shown below.

    Example:

2 × 2	Front	Side	Back	Angled

• Pro-tip #1: Use the keyboard movement keys while holding shift so you don't have to keep zooming in and out and lose the position of your character.
• Pro-Tip #2: Using the Up and Down Arrows will move the camera vertically! This is very useful!

Using the Print Screen Button

This is the recommended method for those inexperienced with using the Snipping Tool.

Using the Print Screen Button (Click [show] to see!)

1. Click the taskbar at the bottom of the screen, or where ever you may have it located.

   

2. Hit the Print Screen Button (often seen as "Prt Scr" or "Print Scrn").
3. Open up MSpaint (Microsoft Paint) or a picture editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp.
   • Microsoft Paint is located in this File Path:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
4. Crtl+V or Paste the picture into the program.
5. Crop the picture until your character's lower legs (i.e. below the knee) is only seen.
6. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of.

   

   • Repeat steps 1 through 6 until all the necessary angles are taken. Use the template above as a reference.
7. Find the equipment on this wiki via the search bar, and click on the section of the template you want to upload/replace.
   • If a file exists, you will be redirected to the file page. Scroll down and click on "Upload a new version of this file" if you are trying to replace it if an existing picture exists.
8. Find the file in the folder you saved it and upload.
9. Refresh the page after it is done uploading, and you have now made a successful shoes upload.

Using the Snipping Tool

Thanks to Xcelled194 for bringing this to my attention.
This is for Windows Vista and 7 Users only.

Using the Snipping Tool (Click [show] to see!)

1. Open the Snipping Tool.
   • You can find the Snipping Tool in the following location:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
2. The screen will turn white once you open it. Drag until you get the proper image size.

   

3. After you select the area you want, you can save it right away. However you must manually type ".png" at the end of it.

   

   • You can repeat steps 2 and 3. To do so, press Ctrl+N while in the Snipping Tool with Mabinogi behind the snipping tool. Remember to re-position your character before doing so. Otherwise, you can continue on just to make a proper ".png" file.
4. Open up MSpaint (Microsoft Paint) or a picture editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp.
   • Microsoft Paint is located in this File Path:
     • Start Menu → All programs → Accessories
5. Copy the file into MSPaint or into an image editor such as Photoshop or Gimp.
6. Crtl+V or Paste the picture into the program.
7. Crop the excess of the picture until your character's lower legs (i.e. below the knee) is only seen.
8. Save the image as a .png file with the same name (or close) as the equipment you are taking a picture of.

   

   • Click New on the Snipping tool window while the Mabinogi Window is behind it. 'Be sure to re-position your character for the next view before clicking "New." Then repeat steps 2 through 8 until all the necessary angles are taken. Use the template above as a reference.
9. Find the equipment on this wiki via the search bar, and click on the section of the template you want to upload/replace.
   • If a file exists, you will be redirected to the file page. Scroll down and click on "Upload a new version of this file" if you are trying to replace it if an existing picture exists.
10. Find the file in the folder you saved it and upload.
11. Refresh the page after it is done uploading, and you have now made a successful shoes upload.

Taking Pictures of NPC models

• Use Screenshot mode, and center the NPC on your screen. Use a front view, panned to around the NPC's chest. Make sure the NPC is captured properly from head to feet.
  • Avoid uploading a picture that is taken with the camera at an angle, at night time, or that results in a 'slanted' standing pose.

Taking Pictures of the User Interface

• Avoid bright-colored UIs with text that is similar in color to its base. This can make the showcased text harder to read for some people.
  • The Neon Green interface makes up the most of the interface pictures on the wiki as of writing this section. It is recommended to keep using it to keep uniformity.
    • In the case of interface pictures uploaded for archival purposes, such as removed systems or changes of the UI that can no longer be seen, the color matters less.
• Make sure to only capture the interface window. You may crop the picture as needed, as some windows are not perfect squares or even.

Taking Gifs

Recording and uploading gifs

• Everything pertaining to image quality still applies.
• Make sure the gifs you upload do not exceed 10 MB in size.
  • You can make use of the following methods to ensure so:
    • Crop the unneeded parts of the gif.
    • Resize the gif. In general, outfit idles and the like can be downsized to about 250 pixels wide.
• You may use any tool of your preference for recording, as well as any gif makers, as long as no watermarked text or things outside of the game are seen on the final file.
  • Sharex and EzGif, two free tools that can be found online, are decent enough on their own.
• If you have a wide monitor, make sure to downsize any gif you take.
• Looping the gif is entirely up to preference.
• Try to avoid compressing the gif to the point it has a visible grainy texture.

• Aim to have the best quality / file size ratio possible.
• Tips:
  • To have more control over the capture, you may instead use the in-game recorder mabinogi has or record a video of the thing you intend to make a gif of.
    • This is especially handy if you are trying to get a gif of something that has a short time frame, such as the critical effects of a Spirit liqueur.
    • You can then resize the video player and record your gif on top of it.
  • Try to avoid the gifs found on the mabinogi NA website, as these typically are on the lower end quality and have a grainy texture.