Smooth dance choreography and root travel - #54
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July 14, 2026 13:38
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What changed
flowwaypointslinearphasesWhy
The procedural dance clips reached their authored poses, but travel direction and speed changed abruptly at phase boundaries. Several phrases also contained choreography problems such as plantarflexed heels during plié, abbreviated box/waltz patterns, and one-step slides back to the origin.
This keeps momentum continuous while retaining exact phase endpoints and explicit rest behavior. It also makes the shipped dance examples read more clearly and naturally on the production character.
Validation
npm test— 256 tests passednpm run typechecknpm run buildnpm run eval— 1,049/1,049 checks passed, 73 movements, zero parse failures, zero clamp warnings