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Hey everyone, this is ERGO, he's a KIT OPS KPACK and based on the Dreyfuss Humanscale charts.

If I'm working on creating a product that interfaces with humans, I typically start here. We have 99.5% Males, 50% Males and Females, and 2.5% Females-- so we cover the full range of sizes of humans. They are set up for metric, but can easily be converted to imperial as well.

Oh yeah, full hierarchies so you can easily pose them if you like. But, the already come in both standing and sitting models.


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Phillip Park

Awesome for scale reference, thanks!

Drzigzag

Thanks Ghipp

JES

Useful kpack. A q. however: have tried to find the posing option, where is that to be found ? (tried the to me known option in edit mode and changing to pose there, ....)

Brent Stephenson

This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thanks Chipp!

chippwalters

They are linked via hierarchy. Sorry, "pose" perhaps wasn't the best choice of words. But, you can pose them anyway you like using the linked hierarchies.

Occult Demon Cassette

What does "We have 99.5% Males, 50% Males and Females, and 2.5% Females" mean exactly? Are the 50% Males nearly half as tall as the 95.5% males? Like, if the 95% male is equivalent to 6ft tall (1.829 meters), would the 50% male be 3ft tall (0.9144 meters), and the 2.5% female be 0.15ft (0.0457 meters)?

chippwalters

Using the Henry Dreyfus Humanscale data, the 2.5% means 2.5% of the population is SMALLER than this woman or this man. Conversely, 97.5% means 97.5% of the male or female population is smaller than the man or woman. HTH.