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3D technique simulator

Exact pose control down to hand placement, footwork and pad level, with the coaching points marked on the joints a coach actually watches. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.

How the bodies work

The canonical 32-joint skeleton rendered in 3D, annotated phase by phase. Generics render ghosted: they are positional-average bodies (height / weight / speed medians for the level), not people. Load a player profile and his real measurables and appearance — height, weight, skin tone, number — take over the model.

Preset

View

Render mode

Position

Level (generic averages)

Stance

Stagger

Hand down

Assignment's first step

Action clip

Speed

Coaching lens

Playback

Player name

Height (cm)

Weight (kg)

40-yd (s)

Skin tone

Number

generic body — positional averages

3D · canonical skeleton · drag to orbit

Coaching points:

Everything on this stage is engine data, not imported game art. The rig is the canonical skeleton (three-link spine, independent wrists/fingers/thumbs, foot roll and toe, shoulder/hip correctives); the body is the positional archetype's proportions scaled by the resolved measurables — generic bodies are the design-median height / weight / speed for the position and level, a real profile overrides them field by field. Motion is keyframed clip data evaluated deterministically by the engine. Clip and body sources are limited to authored data, our own film capture, Mixamo, CMU mocap and commissioned work (doc 07 §5.4): no Madden / NCAA Football assets, rigs, animations or data; generic marks only. The ghost hologram and white clay modes are for generics — a placeholder body makes clear no real athlete is depicted. Three.js r160 (MIT) is vendored locally in prototype/vendor/; this page runs fully offline.