Clearer reliability warnings
See when your footage is harder to analyze. Poser now flags uncertain skeleton movement in the replay and offers filming tips when the skier is too small.
Changes
What shipped
- feature
Uncertain skeleton movement now appears in gray, making less reliable moments easier to spot during replay.
- feature
A Skier too small warning and orange timeline sections highlight unreliable moments where the skier is too small in the image.
- feature
Open filming guidance directly from the warning, with practical tips for your next clip.
- fix
Reduced front/back pose flipping, with improved analysis of distant footage.
- improvement
Optimized ski direction for a more consistent reconstruction of your skiing.
Why it matters
Know which moments need a closer look
Not every moment in a ski clip is equally clear. Distance, blur, and a skier disappearing behind terrain can make movement harder to reconstruct. Poser now makes uncertainty visible while you review the replay.
When the skeleton is unreliable, it turns gray. If the skier is also too small in the image, orange sections on the timeline and a Skier too small warning show where the footage needs more detail. Tap the warning for advice on capturing a clearer clip next time.
You can keep watching the full clip. Treat gray sections with care and use the clearer moments to study your movement. For your next run, our filming guide explains how to keep the skier clear and in frame.