Stick Pose Studio
Play Stick Pose Studio by @youngaleandrokim143, a free chill & relax game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
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Make your gameAbout Stick Pose Studio
Drag the 15 different joints and move the body to create custom stick figure poses in a minimal, open-ended sandbox environment.
How to play
- Tap and drag any of the 15 joints to move a specific limb.
- Grab the central body line to move the entire figure across the screen.
- Adjust the distance between the head and neck joints to change the head size.
- Tap the reset button to return the figure to its default centered pose.
- Tap the capture button to trigger a 150-millisecond white flash on the screen.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap and drag the joints or the central body line to pose the stick figure.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the joints or the central body line to pose the stick figure.
More about this game
Stick Pose Studio is a minimal sandbox where you create custom poses for a stick figure made of 15 interconnected joints. You drag individual nodes like elbows, hands, knees, and feet to position the limbs, or grab the central body line to move the entire figure around the white canvas. The active joint turns blue with a translucent outline when selected. There are no goals, timers, or scores. A background track plays at half volume upon your first interaction, and the run ends whenever you decide to stop posing.
Tips
- The head size adjusts automatically based on the exact distance between the head and neck joints, allowing you to create disproportionate figures.
- When you select a joint, it highlights in blue with a 12-pixel translucent radius, making it easy to see exactly which part you are moving.
- Dragging the main body line between the neck and pelvis moves the entire stick figure without altering the angles of the 8-pixel thick limbs.
FAQ
- How do I move the whole figure at once?
- Click or tap on the main body line located between the neck and the pelvis, then drag to move the entire stick figure without changing its current pose.
- What does the capture button do?
- The capture button triggers a quick 150-millisecond white flash on the screen and a 100-millisecond vibration, simulating a camera snapshot. It does not save an image file.
- Why does the music start suddenly?
- The background music is programmed to begin playing at half volume the very first time you click or tap on the canvas to grab a joint or the body.
