The orbit was always a real camera orbit — figure and props share one
rigid rotation — but a bar's screen-space angle authored the wrong 3D
rod: the default horizontal encoded a rod along the body axis, so
barbells hovered fixed on screen and vanished at the head-on view
where they should span widest. Line props now take "axis": "z" (both
renderers in lockstep, fixture-pinned): the world left-right direction
projects through the camera pitch like the floor quad — end-on plates
in profile, full span face-on, swinging with the hands in between.
Applied to the ten cross-body bars; vertical handles were already
orbit-invariant.
Goblet Squat's hand pins sat so close to the shoulders that the
two-bone IK was degenerate, flipping between a chicken-wing and an
elbow-behind solve; re-pinned level with the shoulders so the elbows
tuck straight down through the whole rep.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HJDQQDA9QdP8zByg43H5v3
Scene shapes, cable anchors, bar angles, pad perpendiculars, and roller
offsets all resolve in the authored view exactly as before, then rotate
about the world-vertical axis through the root anchor - the same
resolve-then-rotate pattern as the figure's pins and the mat - so at the
authored yaw every exercise renders bit-identically to today, and under
an orbiting camera the equipment turns with the figure while staying
welded to its hands and feet. Scene lines gain an optional depth plane
(z) and slab extrusion (depth) so seats, backrests, and platforms keep
form edge-on; the rect shape is retired (re-authored as slab lines).
All 14 machines' props re-authored with depths and verified at eight
orbit angles. The fixture snapshots move into the pipeline as
render.py --fixtures and now cover orbit-presentation samples with
resolved prop primitives for a spread of prop flavors; the in-app
renderer resolves props in MotionSolver (lockstep with resolve_props)
and the view just draws primitives.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HJDQQDA9QdP8zByg43H5v3
The library's planar world-angle rig becomes a genuine 3D anatomical
model: skeleton.json holds bone-length profiles (real shoulder/pelvis
widths, feet, neutral/female/male) and per-joint ROM; motions pose
joints with anatomical angles (flexion/abduction/rotation from neutral
standing) under a per-exercise orthographic camera, resolved by
kinematics.py (3D FK, analytic two-bone IK with anatomical write-back)
and validated against physiological ranges. All 20 sagittal motions
were migrated by planar decomposition with 0.00 px golden parity against
the old renderer — relabeled to true anatomy, since shading is now
near-dark/far-light by camera depth rather than by limb suffix — and
the face-on machines are re-authored honestly: Abductor/Adductor with
real hip abduction (the foreshortened "frontal" profile is retired) and
Rotary with genuine spine axial rotation. Figures gain articulated
feet; profiles swap without touching a single motion script; --orbit
sweeps the camera 360° while a motion loops.
The in-app SwiftUI renderer (iOS + watch) is ported to the same model
and consumes the exported motions verbatim; figure-fixtures.json pins
its geometry to the Python pipeline within 0.5 px across every
exercise, key frame, tween, and orbit sample. Also makes the watch
bridge logger nonisolated for the newer SDK's stricter isolation
checking.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LEoff8bXGBS83tK1c55Mf7
Library detail screens now lead with the user's recorded machine settings
(per-split when they disagree, empty-state card for machine-based entries)
and append the weight progression chart. Starter seeds mark machine
exercises with an empty machineSettings list so the settings UI lights up
before first use. The figure rig gains a frontal body profile for face-on
machines, props that can ride mid joints (knees/elbows), and an
alternating four-frame Bird Dog loop.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LEoff8bXGBS83tK1c55Mf7
Fourteen Planet Fitness machine exercises join the rig library, each with
authored motion, info page, and schematic equipment via the new props layer
(scene shapes, cables, bars, pads) rendered in lockstep by render.py and the
in-app figure renderer. Abductor and Adductor are authored face-on with the
real seated machine motion — knees-bent legs swinging apart/together against
knee pads — replacing the earlier middle-split depiction. The watch target
now bundles the figure renderer and motion rigs too.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LEoff8bXGBS83tK1c55Mf7
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