Pose Set: Get The Point

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Peope commanding other people:
Pointing poses - At torso level, the classic 'finger gun', the straight-arm 'do it now!!' point, the elevated 'look! up in the sky!' point. The arm bent 'no, /that/ way!' point
The feminine 'you, no, you' point, the feminine wrist rotated upwards point
The masculine 'get out of my face' point into the face/chest.
Empahtic 'ja'ccuse!!' pointing, body forward
"Eureka!' pose, finger pointing up, arm bent
Hand up in the 'Halt!' position - single hand, both hands; to the side and to the front
 

 

 

SofaCitizen

If no specific "pointing pose set" materialises then you can get some of those from the following:

• https://www.daz3d.com/z-sassy-attitude-pose-mega-set-for-genesis-9-and-8-female has "finger guns" (albeit at shoulder-level) and a few others including one that may or may not count as the "no, you" pose (not sure if I am visualising that correctly?).
• https://www.daz3d.com/z-professions-teacher-pose-mega-set-for-genesis-9-and-8-female has some general pointing poses
• https://www.daz3d.com/z-urban-city-pose-mega-set-for-genesis-3-and-8 has some halt poses (e.g. for a traffic warden)

 

FirstBastion

You can always save out just the hand and fingers part of a pose, and save it for future use,  and  then add that to any other full body pose that might be appropriate.  Here is another Z pose set,  and the finger pointing looks very similar to the finger pointing shown in the pose set Sofacitizen mentioned. The point is you can always take one part of a pose and add it to another pose thus making it work for what you need to convey.

https://www.daz3d.com/z-afterparty-pose-mega-set-for-genesis-9-and-8-female

Richard Haseltine

FirstBastion said:

You can always save out just the hand and fingers part of a pose, and save it for future use,  and  then add that to any other full body pose that might be appropriate.  Here is another Z pose set,  and the finger pointing looks very similar to the finger pointing shown in the pose set Sofacitizen mentioned. The point is you can always take one part of a pose and add it to another pose thus making it work for what you need to convey.

https://www.daz3d.com/z-afterparty-pose-mega-set-for-genesis-9-and-8-female

You can also select the hand, or an arm, bone (wherever yoiu want to start the pose), then hold down cmd/ctrl while double-clicking a preset to get the options dialogue - select Nodes to Selected and Propagation to recursive to apply the pose to the hand/arm while leaving the rest of the figure untouched (or selct a bunch of bones and have no propagation if, for example, you want to keep some fingers as they are).