Pose to pose

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Pose to pose is a term used for a type of computer animation where armatures are posed and keyframed, so that the poses can later be interpolated (a mathematical term meaning to make a transition between two points) to create complex or natural motions (like a cat walking, or breakdancing). Pose to pose is based on Forward kinematics, and is used in 3D applications such as Blender (software) that lack good quality Inverse kinematics.

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Music Video by Chryssie Hynde, Tube And Berger, most all motions are Pose to Pose. The Doctor Who animated special Dreamland is an example of pose-to-pose animation styles.