scenario-zbrush-pose-print

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Use when posing a sculpt or preparing it for 3D printing in ZBrush: "pose this character", Transpose Master, TPoseMesh, Gizmo posing with masks, ZSphere rig, Proxy Pose, weapon in the hand, stretching after posing, "3D print this", 1/6 scale statue, miniature, resin or FDM, hollowing, wall thickness, drain holes, keys and pins, cutting into parts, 3D Print Hub, Scale Master, Decimation Master, STL or 3MF, size in millimeters.

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# ZBrush posing and 3D print Expert level means a pose that stands and reads, transferred onto every SubTool without losing a level, and print parts whose size, walls, fits and cavities were measured in millimeters on the exported files. The stance: turn every decision into a number the agent can check (scale, point order, joint angles, walls, gaps), keep the pose reversible, use strokes only for cleanup. If a sibling skill named here is missing from your available skills, ask the user to install it (`npx skills add scenario-labs/skills --skill <name>`); unattended, proceed from tool schemas and flag the gap. **REQUIRED BACKGROUND:** scenario-zbrush-expert (bridge, stroke engine, review loop, 2026 traps). ## Stance (the expert delta) - **Gaboury: scale is the first decision.** SubTool number one is a box at the client's size; nothing may clip out of it, and the whole tool resizes in one step because sizes change late (6 in with 15 points of articulation became 4 in with 8). Agent form: `brief_box`, `zb_print.envelope`, `set_export_scale(target_mm)`. - **Munoz Gomez: pose at the lowest level, several SubTools through Transpose Master, the pose on a 3D Layer.** Plates and carried props (weapon, shield, staff) stay IN the TPose mesh as rigid pieces (Auto Groups, one group per loose piece, masked whole); Move Topological clears intersections. Plouffe forbids deforming primitives, not moving them rigidly: never pull a carried prop out and re-place it with one rotation. - **Max...

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scenario-labs
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scenario-labs/skills
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1 months ago
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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