CFPLStudio · Splitting

CFPLX Splitter

The visual character-image splitter inside CFPLStudio — a guided workspace for turning one flattened piece of generated artwork into separated, usable animation parts.

Active Development — CFPLV5.1

The Problem CFPLX Addresses

One of the largest obstacles in character production is that generated character artwork generally arrives as a single flattened image, not as the separated arms, legs, head, and facial parts an animator or production pipeline actually needs. Turning that one image into usable parts is normally slow, manual work.

CFPLX provides a visual workspace for placing and adjusting cutting regions directly over a generated character, so the separation work can happen in a controlled, repeatable way rather than starting from scratch every time.

Inside the CFPLX Workspace

Cutting regions are placed and labeled directly over the character, with a live list of every part on the left.

CFPLX splitter workspace showing labeled cutting regions placed over a character, with a splitter cutters list on the left
The CFPLX splitter workspace, with cutting regions placed and labeled for hair, head, eyes, arms, hands, legs, and feet.

What CFPLX Does

  • Body, facial, and combined splitting modes
  • Adjustable visual cutting regions
  • Joint and facial-region placement
  • Preview of the intended separation before export
  • Saveable .cfplx project files
  • Later revision without rebuilding the whole setup
  • Body and talking-head PSD output workflows
  • A controlled bridge between generated artwork and character animation
CFPLX is a guided tool, not an automatic one. It does not claim to separate every image automatically or perfectly. Cutting regions are placed and adjusted by a person working in the CFPLX workspace, and results depend on the source artwork.

Related CFPL Tools

CFPLStudio dashboard
Overview

CFPLStudio

See how CFPLX fits into the full CFPL production pipeline.

Back to CFPLStudio →
PSD import screen
Import

PSD Workflow

CFPLX output can feed into, or be organized alongside, PSD-based asset collections.

Explore PSD Workflow →
Advanced Character Builder
Research & Development

CFPL3D

An early exploration of applying the same controlled approach to 3D character assets.

Explore CFPL3D →

Questions about CFPLX?

CFPLX is still under active development. Get in touch with Campfire Learning Series to learn more.

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