Mozu · Supported sweep

A rounded body through the sweep.

Compare the previous sweep with a new action that retains the original body shape. Both feet stay planted, while the body and thighs share the movement. Check six views and two complete 360° comparisons.

Editable candidate · owner review
0.00 / 4.00 s · frame 000
Before · Sweep34Side · previous body motion
After · Sweep36Side · preserved body profiles

Both figures play and seek together. The broom dimensions and local arm action are retained; the body turn, travel and thigh construction change.

The original body shape

The torso keeps its round profile as it turns and leans. The earlier forward wedge in the lower body is removed.

Two independent legs

Each thigh follows its own hip while keeping the foot planted. Both legs retain the original shape construction.

One coordinated action

A smaller turn and shared forward movement support the sweep. One Body contribution control adjusts this combination.

Inspect the body through 360°

Drag the angle slider or play the orbit. Each image comes from the same native 3D scene at a fixed action time.

0° · front
Before · Sweep34
Previous body motion, holding pose, front
After · Sweep36
New body motion, holding pose, front
0° Front90° Side180° Back270° Opposite side
Three whole-action trials

Compact, supported and reach trials use the same original profiles with coordinated body travel. The middle, supported trial is selected.

Body contours and the editable control
Every frame · six-view sequence review
Editable rig and resultsDownload editable rig ZIP · 232 MBEditing guide

Results and limits · Previous Sweep34 · Design plan · File hashes

19 native construction/contact probes and 2 reopened poses. Coupled profile family sampled in 16,626 part evaluations. All 240 action times and 116 between-frame samples checked. Six-view playback, two 72-angle orbits and seven body-only events reviewed. Existing medial arm embedding remains and is tested for depth increase. Main-agent review; owner adoption, arbitrary-control collisions and the full fifteen-issue/eleven-gate release qualification remain open.