Characters and animation

The roster

Characters (3D projects) lists the project roster. Each character has a name, a team (Player, Antagonist or NPC), a body and any number of placements in the world.

Body: the neutral biped, the character's own imported rig, or the rigged body of another roster entry.
Placements: floor, position and facing. Add a patrol with waypoints and a dwell time at each, and choose Loop, Ping-pong or Once.
Pose in Animation Studio jumps to the turntable with that character loaded.

The neutral biped

Every project ships with a fully rigged, deliberately styleless biped and 45 animation clips. Poses and clips built against it work across the whole roster.

Group	Clips
Locomotion	Idle, walk, run, crouch and turns
Traversal	Jumps, vaults, climbs and landings
Combat	Pistol, melee and magic sets
Reactions	Hits and deaths
Social	Waves, nods and gestures
Tasks, Vehicle, Swim	Working, seated and swimming

Animation Studio

Pick a model on the left, pick a clip, and it plays on the turntable in the middle. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, adjust the playback speed on the right. What you see is what players see: the runtime plays the same clips on the same rig.

Attachment: attach one of your uploaded models as a right-hand prop and it rides every clip (stock rig only).
Library models: the shared library's animated models appear here too and play their own clips.
Clips from saved poses and direct bone posing are not yet available.

Your own models

Upload a GLB and it appears in Animation Studio marked No rig yet. Two paths make it play the shared clips:

Map bones: for a model that already has a skeleton, map its bones onto the shared skeleton.
Auto-rig: for a model without one, place landmark markers on the mesh and a skeleton is built for you.

A rigged model becomes a custom rig on the roster and previews live on the turntable. Placed characters, their poses and their patrols all reach players in the published game.