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When I'm not levelling my Bard or Warrior, I find myself messing around in GPose quite a bit.

While initially I wasn't super impressed by it, I looked around to see if the modding community had created any tools to make your own poses and emotes for GPose.

At first, I found CMTool which seems to be the standard most people use for custom poses, I was having a ton of issues getting it to work properly.

Like, you had to do /wave and then enter Gpose mode before you could actually start using all of the poses in the game's library.

I couldn't get all of the custom animation and pose options to work, so I ended up finding Anamnesis which is the successor to CMTool but is still a work in progress, so it hasn't superseded CMTool just yet.

The good thing is that Anamnesis is a lot easier to use. Just lock animations in Gpose and start fiddling around with the joints to your hearts content.

First thing I had to make with this new posing tool is a regular legs crossed pose.

Pretty easy to select which joints you want to manipulate as you have complete control over all 3 axis at any given time.

Anyways, I'll have my usual update on Sunday night this week, so look forward to that.

Enjoy!

Description

When I'm not levelling my Bard or Warrior, I find myself messing around in GPose quite a bit.

While initially I wasn't super impressed by it, I looked around to see if the modding community had created any tools to make your own poses and emotes for GPose.

At first, I found CMTool which seems to be the standard most people use for custom poses, I was having a ton of issues getting it to work properly.

Like, you had to do /wave and then enter Gpose mode before you could actually start using all of the poses in the game's library.

I couldn't get all of the custom animation and pose options to work, so I ended up finding Anamnesis which is the successor to CMTool but is still a work in progress, so it hasn't superseded CMTool just yet.

The good thing is that Anamnesis is a lot easier to use. Just lock animations in Gpose and start fiddling around with the joints to your hearts content.

First thing I had to make with this new posing tool is a regular legs crossed pose.

Pretty easy to select which joints you want to manipulate as you have complete control over all 3 axis at any given time.

Anyways, I'll have my usual update on Sunday night this week, so look forward to that.

Enjoy!