Reply To: T-pose or not to T-pose? Or A-pose?

Forum Archive T-pose or not to T-pose? Or A-pose? Reply To: T-pose or not to T-pose? Or A-pose?

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Dwayne Savage
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    You’re definitely on the right track. Stylized large body characters are always challenging because T pose can lead to weird deformation by the rig. A pose can require more weight painting since if the bones are to close it can cause unwanted overlap with automatic weights. So wide A pose or even something halfway in-between T and A can be the best solution.