config.arm64_v8a

Everyone

Flying Whale

Oreo

-- Product introduction

You can move "UNITY-CHAN" in a favorite pose.

It is available for the sketch pose study.

* Lite version limits slide image photography and a save and some functions.

Choose movable bone and axis, and move a pose with a slider.

You can operate even one hand if used.

Please see promotion video.

The movable range of the joint of "UnityChan Pose" is regulated based on structure of the human body.

For example, it is a pose of the forward bending.

As well as the movement of the upper body and both legs, you understand that the angle of buttocks greatly turns.

You can make a pose without the sense of incongruity.

And it enable slider operation because there is this movable range.

Because slider operation change an angle directly, unlike rotary operation, you can perform the pose change very speedily.

Please realize overwhelming usability.

Screen center part for rotary / movement / extended / reduction.

* And ... She is angry when you makes a too impossible pose.

-- Preset pose : Default pose + 3 kinds

-- Preset hand pose : 

5 poses of hand

-- Expression : 17 kinds

-- Bone menu : 22 joints

Head, Neck, Chest, Abs-A, Abs-B, Hip

Shoulder, Upper Arm, Forearm, Hand

Thigh, Leg, Foot, Tiptoe

* Hip is the center of the model. A whole body of "UNITY-CHAN" turns when you move hip.

* The movable range of each joint regulates it based on structure of the human body.

 However, because there is a difference in 3D model structure and human body joint structure, there are the some differences.

-- Reset

Return a camera (rotary / movement / extended / reduction) to the initial position.

Return the left leg, the right leg, the left arm, the right arm to the default pose each.

-- License, instructions

These contents developed and shown under "UNITY-CHAN LICENSE".

http://unity-chan.com/download/license.html

-- Others

There is no indication of the advertisement entirely.

UnityChan Pose Lite

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