After long months of developments, Ultimate Pose Master is finally released, providing you an interface to create or modify poses which can be used in two ways:
- using it the "basic" way, you will be able to control all the bones of the figure using a synthetic interface organised by tab (by body area),
- using it the "advanced" way, you will benefit this synthetic interface, plus additional very useful tools driving hands and feet location in the scene and keeping their location (and/or orientation) as you pose the rest of the figure.
- You will also be able to display and update the center of mass of the figure, as well as the "axis of sight" of the figure.
More information in the following videos:
overview : https://youtu.be/yOtXjZJIq1o
posing a figure : https://youtu.be/GULy-U5Qh_s
posing trunk/keeping hands orientations: https://youtu.be/lSOX_8VqSdw
posing head and eyes: https://youtu.be/n3UxVjQdK8A
For any questions, remarks, concerns, feel free to post here!
edit: 18/09/2019: THE 1.1 VERSION (UPDATE) SHOULD BE LIVE NOW. This is the same as the initial 1.0 version, with in addition, some additional features requested here by the users (Store/Restore a pose at any time, delete or not all tools when you close the script, hide/show tools in render mode), and additional tools allowing a better workflow for people having performance issue (even if it seems to be a minority of people). These additional performance tools have been included at the bottom of the "Arms" tab, which was renamed "Arms/Conv." and include 3 convergence presets: Default (which is the default of version 1.0 and 1.1 and is ok if you have no performance issue), "Medium" (will require less time for the calculations, with a slightly lower precision), and "Fast", which is the minumum and fastest settings you can have, but you lower the precision of the hands and feet location.
Bellow the 3 convergence presets, you have 3 sensitivity presets allowing to define if the steps when you use the "+" and "-" around the helpers are 1, 5 or 10 cm. (so still in the Arms/Conv tab).
All these tools act both on hands and feet helpers.
You also have scene tools included in the two menus at the bottom right of the interface (where the "Close" button previously was), allowing to work on the various elements which can speed up your workflow, such as lowering the resolution of a figure, hiding (and showing) wardrobe and accessories of the figure, all hair, or all other figures, or all non figures in the scene, all this via dropdown menus.
The paper documentation was updated too. First you have a new parts detailing everything new in the 1.1 update. Then you have a "summary", and you can click on the various tiltes of the summary to be sent directly to the corresponding page in the document. Once in the document you can use the only "Bookmark" of the pdf to come back to the summary.