Daz Studio: Copy Your Poses!!!

[@wacvader]

Thank you! Because I was always wondering if copying poses could be done. And that just made it a whole lot easier. As well as faster.

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Yes, it's amazing how something so simple can make a huge difference!

[@danmathewson7621]

Danm, I've been doing it the hard way. I've just been saving my custom poses. Thanks for the tip. I'll have to try that out.

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TukikoTroy]

Great hacks! Hadn't known about those but I can already see where they are going to save me time. Thanks!

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Happy to help!

[@grayukuk]

Thank you! Good to know. 👍👍
I've started to write these things down because I can never remember them!!
Or maybe I should use your site as a useful resource

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Haha! Bookmark my page!

[@jontaylor1652]

Good info again. I had no idea you could even do that under 'General'.

[@notfromthisworld7672]

I feel like I should make a short tutorial showing every pose hack I know from other tutorials.

[@stubi1103]

Thank you Sir, again something helpful learned !... 👍👌

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Glad to hear that!

[@caincanex3879]

Nice

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Thanks!

[@s.e.me0w]

I always make a pose preset for this, but this option is great if you don't want the other figure to move to the original figure's position. Thank you!

[@notfromthisworld7672]

Ah yes, the pose preset... Something I probably could have done for my latest video I just posted.

[@poseranddazstudiofunhouse6153]

A similar, if marginally quicker way is to select the figure, go to the posing tab, select Copy Figure, then select the other figure, and select Paste pose. Same number of clicks - no waiting.

[@notfromthisworld7672]

yea! That works as well. I'll keep that one on my list as well! Thanks!

[@poseranddazstudiofunhouse6153]

@@notfromthisworld7672 Thank *you*. Even when I have alternate solutions, your videos inspire me to explore the program more deeply.