Engraved Portrait v14 — Sparse Affine Renderer

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Adaptive Subject Renderer · v13

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V10’s organic harmonics and pointer response drive v11’s signed front/rear skull shells. Motion stays subtle until you interact.

Motion style Complete loop Automatic movement Organic irregularity Breathing scale Gentle head roll

Pointer response

Follow mouse / touch Pointer influence Return delay

A safely cropped subject target, perceptual solve map, and optional depth mesh spend quality only where the portrait needs it.

Inside-head rotation Front / rear separation Skull-core depth Head pivot height Rear-shell counter-motion Depth-shell follow-through Derivative depth lighting

Performance

Renderer Shader quality Maximum render scale Adaptive resolution Idle frame rate Performance display

Turn on guides to drag either eye directly. The curved procedural lids retain the original engraving texture beneath the glasses.

Guides + direct dragging Pair horizontal Pair vertical Eye spacing Shared eye width Shared eye height

Per-eye fine tuning

Edit eye Fine horizontal Fine vertical Fine width Fine height Eye tilt Hold blink closed

Natural asymmetrical timing, upper/lower-lid travel, skin reconstruction, recoil, gaze drift, and occasional double blinks remain fully procedural.

Automatic natural blinks Average interval Timing variation Blink speed Closure amount Left / right asymmetry Upper-lid travel Lower-lid lift Lid edge softness Lash / crease detail Micro eye movement

Keys: H controls · B blink · Shift+B double · Space pause · R reset pose · S stats. Use ?clean=1, ?transparent=1, ?paper=1, or ?renderer=mesh in the URL for presentation modes.