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cartier

TYPESCRIPT RUST THREE.JS BLENDER ACCESS RESTRICTED

A figure-reference poser for artists. Drag a hand, a foot or any part of a 3D mannequin and it goes there: inverse kinematics, joint limits, pins, a library of body and hand poses. Set a lens in millimetres and one key light, then save a clean PNG with nothing in it but the figure. Built Blender-first: the posed figure exports as a rigged, skinned armature in glTF or a real .blend, and a companion extension pastes poses onto Rigify and Mixamo rigs. Tauri desktop app and plain web page from the same code.

A running mannequin with rotate rings on its left shoulder, the pose library on the left and joint sliders on the right

01 Rotate rings on a shoulder

The figure in silhouette shading through an 85 mm lens, side view, with the camera panel open

02 Silhouette, 85 mm lens

The Hands tab: a pointing right hand in close-up with per-finger curl sliders

03 Hand presets, finger curl

Reference mode: only the posed figure on a grid floor with a long side-lit shadow, every panel hidden

04 Reference mode, no interface

Posing

Inverse kinematics on the arms and legs, aim on elbows and knees, a spine solve, and a hips move that turns into a squat while the feet stay planted. Click a joint instead and it rotates in its own axes — flex, side bend, twist — by ring or by slider in degrees. Joint limits come in three settings, with a key to ignore them for one drag. Pins hold a hand or a foot where you put it; feet standing on the floor pin themselves.

What comes out

A lens from 18 to 200 mm, with the camera moving so the figure keeps its size as the lens changes. One key light on a dome, five shading modes — clay, toon, silhouette, matcap, wireframe — and PNG at 1×, 2× or 4×, transparent if you want it, or straight to the clipboard. The picture never contains a handle, a grid or a panel.

Blender-first

glTF. The armature rigged and skinned, the pose as an Action, plus the camera and the key light, under Blender's default import settings.
A real .blend. The desktop app runs your own Blender in the background and writes correct bone lengths, the pose as a pose asset, and the reference camera as the scene camera.
Clipboard. Copy in the app and paste onto a Cartier figure, a Rigify rig or a Mixamo-named rig with the companion extension — and back again.

BVH in and out, and a documented .pose.json over a 52-bone skeleton.

Shape

A Tauri 2 desktop app and a plain web page from one codebase. Twenty body poses and eight hand poses ship with it, blended by dragging on a thumbnail; body proportions have five presets and seven sliders, and changing the body keeps the pose. Version 0.1.0 — the name is a working title.