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# Transfer pose

Berikut tutorial singkat tentang cara melakukan transfer pose di Morphic:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/SEHD5tXTPAM>" %}

1. Unggah atau buat gambar karakter Anda (latar belakang polos paling baik).
2. Unggah atau sketsa pose kasar di artboard baru.
3. Di bilah prompt, klik tombol Attach Reference (ikon penjepit kertas).
4. Pilih Select on Canvas, lalu:
   1. Pilih gambar karakter sebagai referensi pertama.
   2. Pilih pose sketsa sebagai referensi kedua.
5. Di prompt, jelaskan karakter Anda dari gambar pertama dan tentukan bahwa ia harus muncul dalam pose dari gambar kedua.
6. Tambahkan detail ekstra jika diinginkan (mis., latar belakang, lokasi, gaya).
7. Klik Generate untuk membuat karakter Anda dalam pose tersebut.

Begitulah cara Anda dapat menggunakan Morphic untuk melakukan transfer pose, dengan cepat menyesuaikan karakter Anda ke posisi tubuh baru sambil mempertahankan tampilannya yang konsisten.

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