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How do I restore characters back to XYZ zero while keeping the pose?

gnomesholegnomeshole Posts: 6
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Every now and then I will come across a pose that I want to use and will bring into my drawing where it's not at XYZ zero position. This is frustrated me for the past several years and I have yet to find a way to restore my character back to its original XYZ position without losing the pose I have chosen. I'm hoping it's something simple.

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 109,675

    If it is the figure node you could just zero that (Edit>Figure>Zero>Zeroe Selected Node(s) with the figure selected), if it is the hip you could zero the translations by alt/opt-clickiing on them (and then cmd/ctrl D to drop it back to the floor if needed).

  • garrett_3dgarrett_3d Posts: 57

    Posing tab, translation. Set each XYZ to zero. This will bring your character back to the zero position without affecting the pose.

  • rosselianirosseliani Posts: 513

    And Save as a Pose Preset unchecking the General option!

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 9,753

    Hold Ctrl key when you dbl-click to apply a Pose Preset... then in pop-up dialogue, uncheck XYZ under Translate. In this way, no matter your char is at XYZ - Zero or non-Zero before loading the Pose Preset, the Pose Preset won't touch its XYZ tranlates.

    Or, before applying the pose, Lock your char's XYZ translates in Parameters pane ~

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