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Pick and Pose is a web app for posing 3d characters allowing artists to create custom poses and using them as references for their art. It runs in the browser.

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| Website | pickandpose.com | selfcommit.dev |
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| Company | 1 - 9 employees | — |
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-textured characters -rendering on demand to conserver resources and device battery
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Artists looking for pose references for their art.
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Three.js frameworks used for rendering 3D characters on the web.
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-textured characters -anatomy model -easy posing controls -saving and exporting scenes -tweak lights -app running online
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