W: Move forward
A: Move Backward
S: Move Left
D: Move Right
Left Arrow: Look Left
Right Arrow: Look Right
Up Arrow: Look Up
Down Arrow: Look Down
F12: Screenshot

In the button panel on the bottom of the screen, find and click on the Setup button (looks like 3 corners of a wrestling ring).

You will then be given a list of all of the available setups. Select the one that you would like to use and confirm it. You should now see your scene populated with the setup that you created.

This part can be a bit confusing at first but I will try to make it straightforward. Figures can be added by clicking the Add Figures button in the Scene Creator. Choose and confirm your figure of choice. THIS ONLY ADDS THE FIGURE TO THE ENTIRE SCENE BUT NOT THE FRAME. To add the figure to your frame in question, click on the empty circle to the left of the wrestler's name. When this circle is filled in with green, that means that the figure is active in the frame. If not, the figure is not in the frame and possesses no pose data. Figures can be swapped by pressing the Swap icon to the right of the figures name.

Each Scene is composed of any number of frames. Your current frame and total frame count can be seen in the lower left corner of the button panel. The button panel has the following buttons available:

• New Frame: Creates a new frame with no active figures
  
• Last Frame: Go back a frame
  
• Play: Automatically sifts frame by frame in one second intervals
  
• Next Frame: Go to the next frame
  
• Update Frame: (MOST IMPORTANT BUTTON) Stores your current frame data in the Scene. Hit this button after any change you make as many functionalities restore the frame from the Scene list.
  
• Duplicate Frame: Makes a copy of the current frame
  
• Delete Frame: Delete's the current frame
  
• Take Screenshot: Takes ingame screenshot of current frame without UI
  
• Take Screenshots of Each Frame: Automatically sifts frame by frame and takes ingame screenshot without UI
  
• Choose Setup: Populates screen to switch Setup environment
  
• Jump to Camera: Moves camera to current frame's location
  
• Toggle DOF: Turns Depth of Field on and off
  
• Toggle Light: Turns room light on and off

Posing a frame consists of you choosing a figure and manipulating the body parts of the it. Choose a figure to edit by pressing the Pencil button to the right of the figure's name. A body part selector will pop up for you to choose the body part to adjust. Choose the body part by clicking the circle on the part in question and a box with controls will then populate. Adjust the rotations to your liking. To save the update figure pose, you MUST hit the Update frame button. Make as many frames needed, name and save your scene.
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