01 sideProduct rotation · 240 frames
No CAD. No studio session. No scan. Every frame was built from the kind of images that already sit on a product page.
Six angles, chosen for coverage rather than beauty. Ordinary supplier photographs, straight off a product page.
01 side
02 three-quarter, outer
03 three-quarter, inner
04 heel
05 heel, angled
06 outsoleSTEP · real-time
Nothing here was photographed. This is a STEP assembly — the neutral format Creo writes — read straight in, tessellated from the original surfaces, art-directed and handed over as an object that turns in a browser. Your parts take the same route.
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Kinematics · Cycles
The same file carries more than shape. 270 named parts, 387 assembly relations, and six servos whose axes are the joints. The motion below was not animated by hand — the rig was read out of the assembly, then path-traced. Nothing generative touched it.
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Exploded view · Cycles
A tessellated shell would have nothing inside it. This one has 266 separable solids — every link, every servo housing, every screw. Nothing below was placed by hand: each fastener travels out along its own axis, and the links draw apart along the kinematic chain the servos define.
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