When pose weight painting 3D models, start with broad base weights for major areas, use symmetry tools to ensure consistency, and test poses often to fix uneven weighting. Broad strokes lay a foundation before fine-tuning—avoid jumping into small details early. Symmetry tools (like mirroring) save time and prevent lopsided results. Pose testing (rotating joints) catches stretching or tearing quickly, so you can adjust weights before problems escalate. For beginners, use a soft brush for gradual changes and work on one joint at a time—this makes complex weight painting more manageable and reduces mistakes.
