Managing Customized Postures

You can create and copy customized postures.

This task shows you how to:

Before you begin: In the tree, the human representation must be active.
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Create Customized Postures from the Edit Human Panel

You can create your own postures from the editing panel.

  1. In the 3D area, change the human posture.
  2. In the Edit Human panel, under Custom postures, click Add to save your customized posture in the library.
  3. To edit your customized posture, right-click the posture thumbnail image and do one or more of the following:
    • To apply a customized posture to the current human posture, select Apply to body or Apply to selected bones.
      Note: By default, the posture is applied to the whole body. To change the default mode, select Me > Preferences > Shape > Human Design > General. Under Posture, select a default mode in the list.
    • To update and save the posture, select Update.
    • To duplicate the customized posture in the library, select Duplicate.
    • To change the name of the customized posture, select Rename, enter a new name and then press Enter.
    • To delete the customized posture from the library, select Delete.

Create Customized Postures from the Tree

You can create your own postures from the tree.

  1. In the tree, right-click the Posture Set node.
  2. Select Posture Set Object > Create New Posture.
    The current posture is created under Posture Set.

Copy Customized Postures from the Tree

You can copy a custom posture and apply it to another human.

For example, you can copy the posture of a woman and apply it to a man. The applied posture is similar to the original posture, but not exactly the same.

  1. In the original tree, in the Posture Set node, right-click a posture and select Copy.
  2. In the destination tree, right-click the Posture Set node and select Paste.