Easy Sketch Pose

Not nearly robust enough for $20 dollars. Not really robust enough for $10. FFS, you don't have an option to pose knees or thighs by default. If you really want a decent poser, you don't even have to download it. Go to webapp.magicposer.com and you can have an incredibly similar, yet more in-depth poser. The only thing it doesn't have compared to ESP is the 2D drawing feature, but to be fair, if you're using this for 2d art, you probably already have a better drawing software on your computer/tablet. Basically functional, sure, but not worth the asking price when there's better out there for free.

---MY THOUGHTS 👨--- Really great application for newcomer digital artists such as myself. With built-in 2D Sketching (Useful if you don't have any illustration application installed) to make the rough sketch for the digital artist to work on when exported and use an external good illustration application. UI and Keybindings are not beginner friendly, for UI I have to select a lot of tabs, layers and buttons on-the-screen and it's just overwhelming for newcomers like me and for the keybindings using the "W, A, S, D"keys can really help the users if they set it by default and not the users that they have to recap it if they are new to this application or freshly installed. ---GRAPHICS 🎨--- 🤔 Decent Not really great nor worst graphics for a sketching reference application. You'll be able to identify props, figurines and structures pretty much easily. ---INTERFACE 📋--- 👎 Bad Lot's of button on-the-screen, layers-settings, and tabs to select and configure if applicable. Re...

There were quite a few negative reviews for this application, and after trying it out I was compelled to add a positive review. Not sure if the other reviews were related to an earlier version, but I didn't come across any issues rotating limbs, changing poses and did not see lag. The ability to import an obj file, change the shading type then go into a 2D mode to draw over a personalised 3D reference is intuitive. One tip that may be confusing new users - when you select a limb, the overlay which controls the rotation/movement is huge and you cannot click any other limb it overlaps. The only way to select another limb is to click away into empty space, which will deselect all limbs and allow you to select a new one. Also only certain key points of the figure can be moved on the xyz axis (feet/torso etc), all the other limbs can only rotate, which makes sense actually. I'm thinking maybe these two quirks were confusing people thinking they couldn't rotate other limbs or that th...

Could be a useful little tool but only being able to rotate and not freely move the limbs around makes it too awkward and clunky. You'd be better off posing a model in SFM or something and using that as reference

https://k00.fr/ixapg6cz I can't draw, but this helped tremendously.

VRoid &JustSketchMe are easier to use, more functional and free. The whole thing is chunky, the pivot point on models, I feel, are in wrong spot. Good luck trying to position a model like it has weight. To be nice, it's garbage, to butthole just use Black Deserts character creation, it works better and the ladies got boobies.

Super lagy. I wish to try it more if it doesn't freeze so much.

A nice thing to have if you can't draw. On the other hand, you need a high pain tolerance to use it. It's sluggish. It intermittently drops layers, then inserts an extra blank layer with a duplicate name - an apparent memory leak. If you export pics, manually export every pose or you'll be missing some at the end & have to retrace steps. It auto-overwrites any files of the same name, so as part of micro-managing the export folder, rename the files. Or, setup several folders in advance. Also, importing backgrounds doesn't work in any helpful sense, just either randomly smears image on layer, or locks up. Finally, the last 4 3D poses are unreachable for me, because they snap back behind the UI. All that being said, once you get a routine down, it is a helpful tool.