Pose Studio, Display Studio, and Admin GUI

This page covers the in-game editing surface for Dead Body.

Admin GUI

Open the main editor with:

/deadbody gui

The admin GUI is the main admin tools for:

• visuals and nameplates
• interaction and cleanup rules
• pose management
• despawn behavior
• runtime toggles for common settings

Pose Studio

Use the ArmorStand pose flow through:

/deadbody pose ...

This is where you adjust body-part rotations and save named corpse poses.

ItemDisplay editing

Use the ItemDisplay editor through:

/deadbody itempose ...

This is where you tune:

• translation
• rotation
• scale
• display transform mode
• model item input

Display Studio

Use:

/deadbody display

This is the runtime tuning surface for display-based corpse visuals.

Safe editing workflow

The best workflow is:

1. pick the visual mode first
2. get one corpse spawning correctly
3. open the GUI or studio tools
4. change one thing at a time
5. save and retest with a real death event

Cancel confirmation guardrail

Dead Body includes a safety guardrail for Pose Studio cancel behavior.

The finish tool works like this:

• right-click saves immediately
• left-click once asks for cancel confirmation
• left-click again shortly after confirms the cancel

This is there to reduce accidental loss while editing poses.

Good habits while editing

test one renderer at a time

Do not change ArmorStand, ItemDisplay, and PlayerModel behavior all at once.

keep one fallback pose

Always keep one simple working pose available so you can quickly prove whether a problem is pose-specific or renderer-specific.

use the GUI for live review

The admin GUI is the fastest way to verify whether a setting changed the runtime state you expected.

Next pages

• visual Modes, Nameplates, and Renderers
• player Corpses, Loot Rules, and Containers