Useful poses get trapped.
They live in a preference folder, a single scene, or yet another file to manage. Context disappears as the production grows.
Project pose library for Blender
Capture the bones that matter, organize them in a production library, and use the same poses across every linked .blend file.
Project-wide librariesSelected-bone controlNative .blend links
Choose a saved facial pose. See it on your character immediately.
A film is rarely one Blender file. Kagura keeps reusable poses in a named project library, while each scene remembers which project it belongs to.
They live in a preference folder, a single scene, or yet another file to manage. Context disappears as the production grows.
Create a project once, connect each scene, and every new pose becomes available to the whole production on that workstation.
Kagura keeps the common loop short—capture, find, apply—while giving production libraries the safeguards they need.
Name a production—such as Memories of Loana—and connect as many scenes as it needs. The .blend remembers the link.
Save only the controls that define the pose. Apply them later without disturbing the rest of the rig.
Restore a complete stored pose and insert LocRotScale keys in one deliberate action.
Group poses by character, sequence, or intent. Search the library when naming is faster than browsing.
Import and export JSON libraries, and migrate poses from Kagura's original global library without losing the source.
Project deletion requires its exact name. Backups and recovery files protect the library, while conflict detection catches edits made from another Blender window.
Clear guardrails, not silent surprises.The pose data stays in the Kagura project on your computer. Each .blend stores a lightweight reference to that project.
The project layer adds continuity without turning pose capture into asset management.
Create the production project once. In each new scene, select it and save the .blend.
Select the useful pose bones, open their destination collection, and save the pose there under a clear name.
Apply to selected bones, restore the complete pose, select its controls, or apply and key it immediately.
Kagura is deliberately focused on reusable pose transforms. Knowing its boundaries makes it dependable.
It captures the selected bones' basis transforms, makes them reusable, and can insert Blender LocRotScale keys.
Constraints, custom properties, thumbnails, cloud sync, and automatic rig remapping are outside the current scope.
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Learn the complete workflow, from creating a project to moving its library safely.
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