Fourth Temple

Cleanup

Animation Library Folder

Motion conversion

Blend Blend To

End Blend

0.35s

Import

Motion Cleanup FBX Target

Preview Speed

1.00

Scale

1.00x

Select

Selection radius

0.035

Selection vertex size

6.0

Selection color

Through

Airbrush

Neighbor

Airbrush radius Pressure

8px

Brush opacity Pressure

42%

Brush spacing

Brush hardness

35%

Visible edge Subsurface scatter

35%

Layers

100%

Texture Fixup

Context padding

32px

Create or select a Fixup Mask layer

Color Grade

Tint

Range Hue

0deg

Saturation

Brightness

3D Edit

Push/Pull step

0.002

Move scale

0.25

Rig

Parent Bone name

Advanced Transform

Local X Local Y Local Z Rot X Rot Y Rot Z

Chain bones

Joint Constraints On

Advanced Axes

Min Max X Y Z

Assign Weight Bone Bone chain

Selection Influence

Camera

View

Camera gizmo

Background Background Mesh Ambient

0.75

Key

1.25

Rim

0.35

Texture

1.00

Settings

Configuration

Selected: 0 vertices
Patch: 0 vertices
Keys: 0 keys
Model: Loading

Loading model

IK solver Counter

0.00

Rot X Rot Y Rot Z Move X Move Y Move Z

Frame0 / 96

Loop Travel Follow

Sequence Ready

Initial-- Mixer-- Second--

Initial clip, mixer blend, second clip

Quick Start

Enter a folder name for the character or project.
Click Create Folder.
Click Import To Folder and choose the FBX, GLB, or GLTF files.
Click a library item to load it, or click its delete button if you do not want it.
Make edits, then use Save or Save As to keep the cleanup in browser storage.

Painting And Selection

Use Pen for 2D raycast projection painting, or Neighbor to avoid accidental selections by mapping to the initial vertex neighborhood.
Adjust Selection radius; enable Through when you want the brush to pass through the mesh.
Use Airbrush for color work, or Clear Selection, Reset All, and Invert Selection to reshape the selected region.

FK/IK Posing And Keys

Select Shoulder, Arm, Forearm, and Hand, click Add Chain, then choose the chain and hand.
Use FK with Rotate or Move for direct posing.
Use IK to drag a limb target.
Press Key.
Open the timeline curve editor for greater control.

Curve Editor

Create or select keyed motion first; the curve editor edits keyed bones and channels.
Select a keyed bone such as Left Shoulder, then pull the bottom timeline drawer up and expand the keyed bone row you want to shape.
Choose a curve channel such as Rotate Y or Move X, then drag points in the graph to change that bone over time.
Use curve handles for easing; use Smooth, Loop, or Delete when the selected channel needs cleanup.
Use Copy and Paste to move keyed poses between frames; Delete removes the current key and Clear removes the keyed motion.

Motion Conversion

Choose a motion conversion before opening a model, or change it later and click Convert while editing.
Solved keys converts the keyed motion into red source keys. Use it when you want direct curve editing across the animation.
Adaptive keys creates blue guide regions from the motion. Use it when you want to edit inside solved regions and keep the surrounding motion context.
Additive kinematics keeps broad FK/IK edits layered over the animation. Use it for simple pose offsets across walking or looping motion.
Click Convert while a model is open to resolve already keyed edits into the selected mode; unkeyed FK/IK poses are ignored.

Bone Chains And Distribution

Open Rig, select ordered items in Chain bones, then click Add Chain.
The chain is already assigned; go back and make a selection only if you need to adjust the region.
Press Distribute Chain to spread the selected vertices across the chain.

Joint Constraints

Select the joint you want to limit and turn Joint Constraints On.
Pose the joint at its lower limit and click Min Pose.
Pose the joint at its upper limit and click Max Pose; use Clear to remove the limit.

Root Motion Cleanup

Load an animation where the hips carry travel motion.
Click Unbake Root to separate root travel from hip posing.
Preview the result, then Save before exporting for Unreal or Unity workflows.

Export

Choose an FBX Target such as Three.js/Web, Blender, Unity, Unreal, or Maya.
Use Export FBX for rigged animation pipelines.
Use Export GLB when you want a web-friendly scene export.