The term “T-pose to a pose” refers to the process of transforming a character’s pose from a standard T-pose to a more natural or dynamic pose. T-pose, short for “default pose,” is often used as a starting point for character animation since it provides a neutral and symmetrical position for the character. Animators can then manipulate the character’s joints and limbs to create various poses.
Creating poses from a T-pose is essential for character animation as it allows animators to bring characters to life and convey emotions, actions, and narratives through their movements. Realistic and engaging character animation can enhance the storytelling experience in games, movies, and other animated media.
