Add custom pose

[Domdkw]

Let each part inherit from the parent element body, so it's easier to make changes. It should be compatible with previous animations, except for the Crouch animation, which I rewrote for compatibility.

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[undefined303]

body is an individual components of the player, which is used to control the body part of the player.To control the whole player,u can use the playerObject.skin

[Domdkw]

Thanks, I got it
Then I'll add a rotation control option.

[undefined303]

I dont get the point of u revert my PR #206
And i dont think it's necessary to add methods such as skinViewer.rotation.leftArm = { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0.5 };
U can just use skinViewer.playerObject.skin.leftArm.rotation.x and y and z to set the rotation.
Print skinViewer.playerObject.skin.rotation u can see this object contains more detail information the order of rotation is important.

{
    "isEuler": true,
    "_x": 0,
    "_y": 0,
    "_z": 0,
    "_order": "XYZ"
}

and the previous code use the format such as skinViewer.[skin part].rotation , the format in this pr skinViewer.rotation.[skin part] could lead to confusion.
and if u directly set rotations use an object which fix the order to ‘XYZ’, this may lead others to misunderstand it as somethings lilke coordinates.But the truth of rotaton is to rotate each axe in order and set which causes the Gimbal Lock,
For example in the XYZ order,if u fix the y rotation to Math.Pi/2, the setting of x,or z would cause the same thing.
Just like {x:1, y:Math.PI/2 ,z:0} {x:0, y:Math.PI/2 ,z:1} {x:0.5, y:Math.PI/2 ,z:0.5} performs the same.

[Domdkw]

OK, I'll do it later.