Jason Pose Manager - Multiple Seats

The Posing Addon that Blender Users need and deserve.

I know that posing a rig is a long game. I've been there. We put in the work and spend hours to do it. And we did it.

But a month or a year later, we figure all those sweat and blood seem to be spilled for naught. I can hear the battle cry from afar: Where are those poses I have saved?

For some diligent ones, they desperately look for those poses, and finally find them. For others, discouraged by the prospect of having to look for the poses and may not be able to find them anyway, they don't bother and make the poses from scratch all over again.

Because we have spent so much on these poses, it's only normal for us to expect more from them. But we're mostly in vain when we figure that the poses we have created are useless when we want to use them in other rigs.

But that is in the past. Because today, Jason Pose Manager has come to help us in our posing rigs odyssey.

May Athena be with us.

With the Basic version, you'll get:

1. To export and import the pose into and from external JSON files, which will be saved in whatever folder you so choose
2. Transparent and manageable Bone Manager, which allows us to manage which bones are saved into the pose, and also to edit all selected bone transform property from one panel.
3. Pose Data which you can flip and edit
4. Adjustable Pose List, whose order we can arrange, hide, and remove
5. Transparent internal File Viewer, to see what are saved inside your Pose Data, and where you save them
6. Three Pose Loading Options, which allows us to add or extract the loaded Pose Data, so that we can build a pose with another smaller or bigger pose

And with the Universal version, you'll get:

1. The ability to transfer poses from one rig to the other
2. To create a single Profile for each rig system and,
3. To create a single Adapter for each rig system pair, so that you can transfer poses interchangeably to every rig created by the rig system pair in the future
4. To offset the Pose Data to suit the Destination rig with a different rest pose state, and to tweak it non destructively
5. Precision snapping, to move the IK controller to the position relative with the rig's differing size

I know you're curious right now, and that's why I've created an entire series on how to use JPM. Go to JPM Playlist on my Youtube channel and you'll find them.