01
Pivot Skeleton
Connect the rig you already have.
Use existing Group pivots, review the links, and add only the endpoints the model needs.
Creator Glove beta
Available now
MotionLab.
Pose the model. Keep the keys.
Captured in BlockbenchMotion Lab 0.1.0-beta.1
Rig and pose
Work on the model itself.
Existing Group pivots stay in charge. Motion Lab adds viewport controls, then writes back to the native animation.
02
Ground Contacts
Plant the contact.
Choose the hands or feet that should stay above their setup height while the body moves.
03
Pivot Focus
Find the control.
Select a connected pivot and bring its Motion Lab control into focus before posing.
04
Two-Bone IK
Pull the limb into place.
Move a configured hand or foot endpoint while Motion Lab solves the connected two-part limb.
Timing and finish
Direct the motion after the pose.
Shape timing, add reactions, and inspect neighboring poses while the result stays editable.
Secondary Motion
Let the follow-through react.
Preview cape, hair, cloth, tail, or chain motion, then bake ordinary rotation keys when it feels right.
Curve Editing
Shape the spacing.
Set the motion between authored poses with native curves and adjustable easing strength.
Motion Modifiers
Add the reaction.
Layer recoil, overlap, follow-through, or settling onto the selected motion without replacing the whole animation.
Pose Ghosts
Read the change around the frame.
Compare earlier and later silhouettes in the viewport without adding anything to the exported model.
Finished motion
Anticipation. Strike. Recoil.
Authored poses, Bezier timing, and a recoil modifier in one final looping pass.
Native result
No second animation format.
- 01
Connect
Use the Group pivots already in the model.
- 02
Direct
Pose and shape motion in the viewport and timeline.
- 03
Keep
Continue with ordinary editable Blockbench keys.
Included with Creator Glove
Animate in the same suite.
Motion Lab is available in beta. Onboarding, project-format coverage, and edge-case rig support are still improving.