Using Sprite Tab

In theory, you are able to use the Sprite Editor and the Angle Switch in the working area to add, replace or transform the Angle media for a Pose of a selected body part. However, by using the Sprite tab in the Validate Multi-angle Setup panel, the replacement and relocating process can be much more efficient.

Selecting Poses and Transforming Angles

The Sprite tab provides controls for easily selecting poses and transforming angles in the sprite of the child (selected) body part.

Note:

To use the pose-selecting feature, make sure the sprite of a body part has been given multiple poses by using the Sprite Editor because Validate Multi-angle Setup panel does not provide features for adding a new one.

Select the target body part in the Composer Mode.
Click the Validate Multi-angle Setup button.
Switch to the Sprite tab.
Using the Pose drop-down list to select the desired pose for editing.
Set the values to adjust the transformation data (translation, rotation, scale) of the angle.

Replacing Angle

Select the target body part in the Composer Mode.
Click the Validate Multi-angle Setup button.

Only the selected body part and its parent will be display in the working area.
Switch to the Sprite tab and the bounding box will turn to be Green, which means you are in the sprite mode and the coming editing will be focused on the sprite.
Using the Pose drop-down list to select the desired pose for editing.

The body part will instantly be changed to the other pose.
Choose from the Child Angle drop-down list to turn the body part to a specific angle.

Click the Replace button and load one of the prepared media to replace the original one.


Click the Replace button to load one of the prepared media.	The angle is then changed to a prepared one.

Note:

You may click the Full-angle Settings button to show the media of the pose to check the replacing result.

Before replacement.

After replacement (the angles of 45 and 90 degree are replaced)