My standard methodology in P5 was to set the preview window's aspect ratio to the same ratio as the thumbnail size you want then render to new window with the thumbnail width of 91 pixels and the appropriately constrained height. Once the thumnail render was complete, I usually saved the character or pose to the library and then save the render as a .PNG file over the top of the pose or character thumbnail. I haven't followed this procedure with P6 yet as my initial tests with the pre-SR1 version showed problems with non-square icon handling and layout in the library (since fixed). ... [Testing in P6] ... OK, same process works with a bit more ease in P6 SR1 (no need to change the preview window size). Set the render dimensions you want (91 x 364 or whatever) then the preview window shows which part of the visible window will appear in the render output. Render and export the image as a PNG to overwrite the library PNG icon.

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