Quick answer
Separate the paired dancers' upper bodies and align the heads with their intended partners. Both couples need attention. The red and black outfits help distinguish the pairs, while lower-body overlaps can remain after the faces look correct.
- Level
- Level 76
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Adjust the Dance Partners' Poses.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
Four dancers in red and black clothing stand in a tangled group, with overlapping partners, shoes and arms. Separate the paired dancers' upper bodies and align the heads with their intended partners. Use small, deliberate movements here: a face, a wrist and an item of clothing can be independent targets.
Correct the hands and arms so that neither pair blocks the other. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
Adjust the clothing and the feet, including the loose items near the dancers on the floor. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Check both pairs from head to toe before accepting the finished dance pose. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Tips
- Both couples need attention. The red and black outfits help distinguish the pairs, while lower-body overlaps can remain after the faces look correct.
- Correct the hands and arms so that neither pair blocks the other. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
- Adjust the clothing and the feet, including the loose items near the dancers on the floor. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Common mistakes
- Do not leave a mismatched shoe or an overlapping arm between the two pairs.
Frequently asked questions
Why do both dance partners need separate adjustments?
Do not leave a mismatched shoe or an overlapping arm between the two pairs. Both couples need attention. The red and black outfits help distinguish the pairs, while lower-body overlaps can remain after the faces look correct.
How should I check the last pose correction?
Check both pairs from head to toe before accepting the finished dance pose. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Which scene does the level 76 solution cover?
Four dancers in red and black clothing stand in a tangled group, with overlapping partners, shoes and arms. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.