Can every race have one boring /cpose?

[syndicategamer13]

I'd love if they made all poses available and you could specifically select which five(or however many there are at the moment) you want to appear in the /cpose cycle for whenever you click through it.

^ This, this I think is smart.

I feel there are a lot of emotes I've love to see in the game, like one of your character sneezing. I'd also like a /cpose option for when laying down on the beds. I personally hated my hyur female having her arm propping her head up, yet in the inn room she has such a cute sleeping pose. I'm an au'ra now and love the sleeping pose, but sadly I can't face my EB partner when he lays in the bed next to me. Personally I'd like more job emotes, sitting/laying down emotes, and more emotes for EB partners like a proper kiss emote, maybe a carry emote, maybe hand holding.

[FallenArisen0990]

Oh god it's one of these threads again...

[Canadane]

I would be happy if I could /doze in a FC house bed, then /cpose to the sleeping animation of the inn rooms. Maybe if I kept it that way I'd also lay down in it like I do the inn room next time.

[Zareka]

I switched to a female human for a grand total of about 20 minutes yesterday and while I hated almost everything about the way they animated I'll be damned if I don't love that completely bland, straight up and down idle pose. It's the absolute best and I wish every race had it.

Female Miqo'te is alright, but the slight slouch keeps it from being as perfect. I was a male Miqo'te for a while and while I love 'em, their default idle pose is ghastly. Those friggin' claws, man.

I vote for this. More neutral bland idle poses!

[Eul]

Male Highlander idle pose FTW

[Nadirah]

I would really like a more relaxed pose for my Male Miqo, the extreme claw-hand especially annoys me.

Only thing about catboys that annoys me is the way the tail looks like it's all coiled like a snake.

Blech.

[Averax]

I actually changed from Hyur Male to Catdude, because I hated that extremely wooden looking default 1.0 pose so much. I'd definitely be up for more varied /pose options though. For instance, give each race 2-3 default constant pose motions. Not the random roulette thing we get if we sit still a predetermined amount of time, but an actual full time pose option or two. Hell, for that matter give us a few movement motion options!

You can do that.

You must have checked the wrong box (because there isn't a box to check, but there is one if you want random poses)

All you have to do is use the slider.

[Genisay]

I always figured the claw hands pose *was* the boring pose for the male Miqo'te. And the stance isn't really unusually wide, it's actually pretty commonly used for displaying standing character models, called a square up, or simply 'stance' pose. I actually stand a lot like that at work to help keep my knees more relaxed so they don't get sore from standing for hours on end.

I always kind of liked the claw hand thing with the males, and was a bit surprised the females did not do it as well, as I thought it gave them more than just ears and tails that look feline to set them apart from the other races. It was a nice touch you don't see a lot of other games or even series work in, and to me separated them a bit further from being merely nekomimi (cat-looking people), to actually being more like a race of people who exhibit feline features. Their lore and mannerisms make their appearance more than just superficial.

Much as human fingers automatically tend to curl when left in a resting position at our sides due to the tendons in our hands not being acted on, I always figured the miqo'te just had a tighter neutral tendon pull, kind of making their hand shape a bit like a cat's paws. This isn't a 'pose' so much as just their natural, default resting position.

[Endariel]

6 years.
6 goddamn years.
He is the only one worth of “Necromancer” title.

[BaconBits]

6 years.
6 goddamn years.
He is the only one worth of “Necromancer” title.

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