Quick answer
Separate the overlapping heads and upper bodies so the father remains behind the shorter family members. A correct face does not finish the whole person. The lower row can hide a misplaced hand or an object that still prevents the family picture.
- Level
- Level 68
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Set the Family's Perfect Pose.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
Several family members are crowded together indoors for a portrait, with a tall father behind the smaller people and objects near their feet. Separate the overlapping heads and upper bodies so the father remains behind the shorter family members. Use small, deliberate movements here: a face, a wrist and an item of clothing can be independent targets.
Correct the faces and the visible clothing on the people in the front row. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
Adjust each person's arms and hands, then remove the loose items that interfere with the intended pose. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Check the children, the smallest figure and everyone's feet before completing the photograph. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Tips
- A correct face does not finish the whole person. The lower row can hide a misplaced hand or an object that still prevents the family picture.
- Correct the faces and the visible clothing on the people in the front row. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
- Adjust each person's arms and hands, then remove the loose items that interfere with the intended pose. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Common mistakes
- Do not concentrate only on the tallest person and overlook the children in front.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I check the children after the father?
Do not concentrate only on the tallest person and overlook the children in front. A correct face does not finish the whole person. The lower row can hide a misplaced hand or an object that still prevents the family picture.
How should I check the last pose correction?
Check the children, the smallest figure and everyone's feet before completing the photograph. 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 68 solution cover?
Several family members are crowded together indoors for a portrait, with a tall father behind the smaller people and objects near their feet. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.