A neural autoposer for full-body character rigs. Give it a handful of handles — where a hand should be, where the feet are planted, which way the head looks — and it returns a complete, natural pose for a 30-joint skeleton. It is what makes posing in the Animatica Blender add-on feel like moving a character rather than rotating thirty bones. It is a poser, not an animator: one pose per call, a few milliseconds each, no motion model and no temporal state. Ask it once per frame and you have an editable animation; ask it once and you have a pose. Any number of effectors, in any combination. Each carries a tolerance — metres of slack — so a handle can be an exact pin or a loose suggestion the…