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Visual Paradigm Online offers a diverse range of 3D characters in different styles, with each character having its own unique body structure, bone settings, and proportions. Even characters within the same family may behave or look slightly different when performing the same action due to these variations. This can sometimes cause the poses or movements to appear unnatural or misaligned. In such cases, manual adjustments are needed to perfect the animation. In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the Pose Offset feature to fine-tune character actions and poses, ensuring that they look smooth and natural.<\/p>\n

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Understanding Editing Offset<\/h2>\n

The term “editing offset” refers to the process of manually adjusting the bones inside a 3D character. Every character’s movement, pose, and action is the result of manipulating these internal bones. Editing offset allows you to rotate and position each of these bones separately, which helps you achieve the precise pose or movement you want. This feature isn’t limited to static poses\u2014it can also be used to customize ongoing actions in real time, ensuring that the entire movement looks as intended. In this tutorial, we\u2019ll focus on how to use Pose Offset to correct poses and enhance character actions for a more polished result.<\/p>\n

Pose Correction Process<\/h2>\n