FysiioSame data · four camera angles
One movement, seen from wherever you need it.
These four aren't renders of four different figures. They're the exact same bird dog frame, projected from the four camera views the player ships with — side, angle, front and top.
Sideaz 0° · el 0°
Angleaz 38° · el 18°
Frontaz 90° · el 6°
Topaz 0° · el 88°
Why the third dimension earns its keep
The planted hand and knee don't drift — because contact is solved, not drawn.
Fysiio doesn't animate a figure and hope the limbs land right. A biomechanical model places the joints, and inverse kinematics pins whatever touches the floor. Spin the view and the contacts stay put.
- Pins hold under rotation. The supporting hand and knee are computed contact points, so they read as planted from every angle — not just the one they were drawn for.
- Depth is real. The extended arm reaches toward you or away from you as you orbit; near bones draw thicker and brighter, far ones recede.
- It never leaves the device. No video files, no server — the same engine draws this hero, the thumbnails, the print handout and the social card.
contact points held by IK · extend phase
It's a movement you can pick up and hold.
Open the real bird dog and it does everything this one does — orbit, scrub, switch render style, change body proportions. All in the browser.