Keep wardrobe and props consistent

Wardrobe and props are the small details that break a scene when they change. A jacket that switches color, a mug that moves on its own. The way to pin them down in Voysey is to save them as assets and reuse them through references.

Treat outfits and props as reusable assets

An outfit or a key prop can be saved and reused rather than reinvented each time. Voysey organizes these with references: named collections of assets grouped by what they belong to, such as a character, a location, or a prop, each with a role like an outfit or a pose.

How to keep things steady

1. Save the outfit or prop as an asset and add it to a reference for that character or location.
2. Reuse the same asset across the shots that need it, instead of generating a fresh one each time.
3. Describe the important details once, clearly, so they are easy to hold to.

See where something is used

A reference shows a count of its connections and a list of the shots that use it, so you can tell at a glance where an outfit or prop appears. That makes it easy to keep a run of shots in the same scene matching.

For the full walkthrough of creating and filling references, see "Organize assets into references."