Posecode Playground

The editor can export to BVH for Blender and animation tools, and glTF/GLB for Three.js and web pipelines.

Yes. Copy the optional LLM authoring guide from the top bar, ask for a movement, then inspect and revise the returned .posecode source in the editor.

No. You can pick a movement from the movement library, then edit the source beside the live 3D preview. The language specification is linked in the header for reference.

Diagnostics appear below the editor and report issues in the source. Valid source renders immediately.

They are movement primitives in the language: ground-lock preserves existing floor support, reach moves a limb, pin moves the whole body around one anchor, and grip solves hands onto a bar or rails.

No. A cue is display-only coaching text; it never changes the animation.