Scripts such as Pose Fusion and others can also help quite a bit, too.

Next to that get comfortable with the different posing parameter dials.īoth of them will give you much greater control.

It sounds like you’re using the Universal Tool.

Stop dragging the body parts in the viewport window and install and/ or activate the PowerPose tab if you don’t already have it.

The second issue I have no solutions for (other than attempting to move the whole scene around the figures but with lighting to take into account too this is not that easy).ĭo any of you have any tips for me for how to pose figures without these issues occurring?

I have found that pinning the figure’s shoulders some times helps in the first instance (although if you want to move their torso you can’t have their shoulder’s pinned). However while the do both move as one they still seem to shift position relative to each other also (only a little but enough to ruin the pose) and/or one of the figures will do the contortion thing and their pose is completely ruined. I create a new ‘group’ to be the parent of both figures and then move the group around the scene so that they should move together as one maintaining their reletive positioning to one another. I grab their hand to move it in the scene and the slightest adjustment of the hand causes the character’s waste to bend and twist completly out of pose.Īnother example of this is having two characters in a scene who I’ve posed and decide I need to move their position in a scene. I get really frustrated with Daz when I spend a long time posing two models and then suddenly changing one part of their anatomy causes the whole figure to contort suddenly in a very extreme way.įor instance I have a figure who is kneeling down and bending over slightly. Another request for help from you Daz Studio gods!

Daz t pose