Quick answer
Separate the overlapping people and place the younger couple behind the seated relatives. The chairs create a front row and a back row. Moving someone into the correct row does not automatically correct their clothing or hands.
- Level
- Level 41
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Perfect the Family Pose.
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Step-by-step
Two older relatives sit on chairs while a younger couple stands behind them for a family portrait. Separate the overlapping people and place the younger couple behind the seated relatives. Use small, deliberate movements here: a face, a wrist and an item of clothing can be independent targets.
Correct each person's clothing and face so everyone fits the family portrait. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
Adjust the seated relatives' hands, legs and visible accessories separately. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Review all four people, including those in the front chairs, before completing the photo. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Tips
- The chairs create a front row and a back row. Moving someone into the correct row does not automatically correct their clothing or hands.
- Correct each person's clothing and face so everyone fits the family portrait. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
- Adjust the seated relatives' hands, legs and visible accessories separately. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Common mistakes
- Do not leave the seated relatives unfinished while concentrating on the standing couple.
Frequently asked questions
Which part of the family group should I check last?
Do not leave the seated relatives unfinished while concentrating on the standing couple. The chairs create a front row and a back row. Moving someone into the correct row does not automatically correct their clothing or hands.
How should I check the last pose correction?
Review all four people, including those in the front chairs, before completing the photo. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Which scene does the level 41 solution cover?
Two older relatives sit on chairs while a younger couple stands behind them for a family portrait. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.