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Advanced Posing Instructions

How to Enter Advanced Pose Mode

Advanced Pose Mode is enabled by default. If you have gotten out of Advanced Pose Mode, click Show Advanced Controls to enter it again.

How to Select a Bone

Click on a bone in the editor to select it.

Hovering over a part of the character will show what bones can be selected.

Alternative: Nav Buttons

You can also use the Bone Navigation Buttons to quickly switch to the next or previous bone in the skeleton.

The Switch Branch button can be used wherever a skeleton forks into multiple branches, such as fingers on a hand. With the hand bone selected, pressing Switch Branch will cycle through the available branches. Pressing Next Bone will then select the next bone of the branch.

How to Pose a Bone

Select a bone, and then click and drag the axes tool or click and drag the pose sliders to move, rotate or scale a bone.

Pro Tip: lots of our parts have bones you can use to adjust their position, rotation and size, including things like legs, shoulder items, weapons and more!

Pose Controls

Change Mode: Changes the bone controls between Move, Rotate, and Scale.
Axis Options: Changes whether movement & rotation controls are relative to the bone's Local Axis (bone's current orientation), World Axis (absolute orientation), or Screen Axis (the 2D plane of your screen).
Bone Limits: Some bones have limits set on their rotation, position and scale. This is to make posing easier for new users, so you don't accidentally end up with parts inside the body or way off in the distance. You can turn limits off to get full freedom of movement.
Full Part: With Full Part mode ON, you can select whole parts and move them as if they had a single bone. This is useful for moving characters around, placing new parts you've added to the scene, and scaling pieces together rather than bone-by-bone.
Reset: Resets the selected bone to its original position, rotation and scale. If Full Part mode is active, resets the whole part to its default pose.

Pose Sliders & Numeric Input

Bone Navigation: These buttons let you change which bone is selected on the skeleton. Select Previous goes down the skeleton tree (toward the base), Select Next goes up the tree (toward head/fingers), and Switch Branch lets you change which branch of the tree you are on (such as switching from left shoulder to right shoulder).
Numeric Input: Lets you enter in values for the bone's position, rotation and scale. Useful if you want to give multiple parts consistent transforms, or if you are building something geometric.
Pose Tools: See section Pose Controls, described above.
Pose Sliders: Use these sliders to move, rotate or scale the selected bone along the axis matching the slider color. If limits are turned off, or if the bone has no limits set, the slider thumb will snap back to the center after you move it so you can move it again. (Note: Sliders are not affected by Axis Options. They always move the bone along its local axis.)

How to Copy/Paste Poses

In advanced pose mode, right click (press and hold on mobile) a part to copy the pose. Then, right click on another part that shares a compatible skeleton and paste the pose.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Bone Controls

Key	Function
r	Rotate bone
g	Move bone
s	Scale bone
Alt-r	Reset bone to default

Navigation

Key	Function
Tab	Select next bone
Shift-Tab	Select previous bone
Left/Right Arrows	Select sibling bone

General Controls

Key	Function
Escape	Enter/exit advanced pose mode
Space	Toggle 'Individual Bones' / 'Full Part' selection mode

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New Lighting Studio

You can now control scene lighting within TitanCraft! Adjust color, position and intensity of light sources, and save your favorite combinations to use again later.

We've also added 22 ready-made presets to give you an easy starting point.

Find the new controls in the Environment -> Lighting tab.

1.3.0 Notes

Adaptive Poses

Pose presets now adjust automatically to equipped items.

New Sizing Tools

All proportions controls have been moved to the Sizing tab.
A 1-inch grid displays automatically while the Sizing tab is active. It can be configured to match your preferred grid size.

We've added a ruler view for measuring character height. You can switch between in-game units (e.g. 7-foot dragonborn) and real-world units (e.g. 32mm miniature).

Automatic Asset Pack Discounts

Asset packs are now automatically discounted to account for individual assets you have already unlocked.

This change also discounts asset pack bundles if you own any of the packs in the bundle.

In the event that an asset pack goes on sale, you will either see the sale price or your partial ownership discount price, whichever is lower.

See your discounts on the Store page.

Character Proportions

All proportions controls have been moved to the Sizing tab.
We've revamped all sliders relating to body type. The updated sliders make it easier to achieve a wider range of body types (including better dwarves!), and give you more granular control over character proportions.
Older characters may need to be updated to the new proportions sliders before they will work with the new poses. You can do this by clicking "Update Sliders" at the top of the Sizing or Pose tabs.
All humanoid character presets have been updated to use the new proportions. Presets now use 32mm scale by default (measured feet to eyes) instead of our previous 30mm scale.

Updated Assets

The following assets have new versions!

Shields will now adapt to different pose presets, and can be more easily posed in advanced pose mode.
Capes will now adapt to different pose presets. They also look prettier when posed, with less stretching on textures.
Collar items can now be controlled independently from the character - they have their own bones which you can adjust in advanced pose mode.
Many swords, staffs, axes, spears and other items now have additional bones for you to adjust in advanced pose mode!

Old characters will still load with the old versions of assets. You can update them by deleting the old assets and replacing them with their new versions.

Printing Guide

Jared has written an excellent guide to 3D printing miniatures (resin printing).

If you are looking to improve the quality of your at-home printing, especially check out Printer Calibration and Supports.

TaleSpire Base Size Control

When editing a TaleSpire creature token, you can now manually select the base size (instead of it getting set automatically). Do this from the My Account/TaleSpire page, by expanding the creature's dropdown menu and clicking Modify Creature.

General Improvements

You can now work on multiple characters in separate tabs, without accidentally overwriting one character with another.
Long shirts that were previously incompatible with skirts can now be used with skirts (even if the combination results in clipping).
Undo/Redo - fixed undoing too many steps in advanced pose mode. Now works with proportions and expressions controls as well.
Deleting motorcycle and wagon mounts no longer deletes the character.
You can now name and reorder parts in a scene when kitbashing.

In advanced pose mode, you can copy and paste world locations for bones. (You can use this to move a kitbashed coat to exactly the same starting position as the original torso, for example.)

Have a question? Found a bug?

Let us know on Discord or at support@titancraft.com!