# NeutralPose Creation

**Important**\
This step is crucial as it directly impacts the process of creating subsequent poses for animation. Simply put, creating a **NeutralPose** defines the workspace within which all further actions will take place.

### Functionality <a href="#functionality" id="functionality"></a>

* **Select Controllers**: Automatically selects all objects whose parameters are tracked when creating poses.
* **Set NeutralPose**: Resets all controllers to their default position, which serves as the base for the created **NeutralPose**.

### Correcting and Updating NeutralPose <a href="#correcting-and-updating-neutralpose" id="correcting-and-updating-neutralpose"></a>

If the **NeutralPose** was initially created incorrectly, you can always **overwrite or update** it. However, there are a few conditions to keep in mind:

#### Expanding the Workspace <a href="#expanding-the-workspace" id="expanding-the-workspace"></a>

1. Click **Select Controllers** and, while holding `Shift`, select additional objects you want to track.
2. Click **Update NeutralPose** to refresh the data.

After updating, all existing poses will be adjusted according to the new data.

#### Reducing the Workspace <a href="#reducing-the-workspace" id="reducing-the-workspace"></a>

1. Click **Select Controllers** or manually select only the controllers you wish to keep.
2. Click **Update NeutralPose**.

When controllers are removed, the program automatically adjusts the data to fit the new conditions. Any previously created poses that included removed controllers will be updated accordingly.

#### Tutorial <a href="#tutorial" id="tutorial"></a>

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### Additional Notes <a href="#additional-notes" id="additional-notes"></a>

The program adaptively checks the data regardless of scene changes, ensuring flexibility and ease of use.
