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| Rotation Order |
| The rotation order tells Poser how to move the various parts of your
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| Rotation Order | Twist Axis-Lengthwise along object | Bend 1 | Bend2 | Use Curve transformation - great for tails, rope, chains, hair |
| XYZ | X | Y | Z | |
| XZY | X | Z | Y | |
| YXZ | Y | X | Z | |
| YZX | Y | Z | X | |
| ZXY | Z | X | Y | |
| ZYX | Z | Y | X | |
| XYZ/curve | X | Y | Z | curve |
| XZY/curve | X | Z | Y | curve |
| YXZ/curve | Y | X | Z | curve |
| YZX/curve | Y | Z | X | curve |
| ZXY/curve | Z | X | Y | curve |
| ZYX/curve | Z | Y | X | curve |
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The rotation order is reflected in the dials. See how TWIST is the first dial in yellow, then FRONT-BACK and then BEND. The first axis in the rotation order should always be the twist parameter. The last two affect how the body part bends around the non-twist axis.
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| When you create your figure, Poser does not automatically assign nice names like TWIST, FRONT-BACK, and BEND, instead Poser gives you X-ROTATION, Y-ROTATION and Z-ROTATION. To change the default names you need to edit the CR2 file. The CR2 file is just a simple text file. Here is a good tutorial that covers how this is done. How to Create a Poseable Figure From An .OBJ File Hopefully later I will have my own tutorial :) |
