Action Character Pose

This door reposes a character you upload into one action stance. A reference pose is already chosen: standing, twisted, arms spread, weight ready to move. The note says weight forward, arms open as if blocking, and keep the face, hair, and clothes. You still upload the character. The reference is the body shape, not a person to copy.

The face is the test. Eyes, hairline, and any scar or glasses have to survive. Clothes should be the same clothes in a new arrangement of folds, not a new costume. If the coat changes color, the pose tool has redesigned the sheet. Say nothing about armor or a uniform in this note. Those are outfit doors, and mixing them means you cannot tell which instruction failed.

The reference is a block or a reach, not a punch with a weapon. If you need a sword, add “same empty hands, no weapon” or the model will put steel in a hand to justify the word action. Weapons are a second problem: they cover the silhouette and they arrive with shapes you did not design. Get the body right, then composite the prop.

Upload a full body facing the camera if you have one. A profile photo fighting a front reference twists the neck until the face is new. Crop out other people. Two bodies in the source and one reference is how a spare arm appears. The background should stay the plain or simple ground of the sheet. A new city behind them is not a pose.

Compare feet. The reference plants them wide. If your character’s shoes change model, the identity lock slipped at the place you were not watching. Regenerate from the same two images before you start editing by hand. Keep the hairline sentence out of this note. Hair belongs to the portrait you uploaded, and rewriting it here makes a new person in the same coat.