How to Use Built-In Poses and Save Your Own

Browsing the Preset Poses

Open the Armor Statues menu on any stand and go to the Poses section. The mod ships with a set of ready-made poses — things like sitting, running, waving, and other common arrangements. Click a preset to preview it on the stand. Presets are a fast way to get a natural-looking statue without manually rotating every limb.

Using a Preset as a Base

Selecting a preset applies it immediately, but you can keep editing afterward. Switch to the per-part pose controls and adjust only the parts you want to change. This is the intended workflow: pick the closest preset, then fine-tune. Your changes are stored on that specific armor stand, so different stands can share a preset but end up looking different.

Saving a Custom Pose

Once you've built a pose you like, use the mod's copy function to duplicate the stand's full configuration, including the pose. Place a new armor stand and paste the copied data onto it to reproduce the pose exactly. This is the reliable way to make matching statues — for example, a row of guards — without redoing every slider. Keep in mind that pasting overwrites the target stand's current pose and settings.