PCC Visual WorkstationMMW · VWS

Project

Cloud planning

V12 phone and tablet planner - Build and save scenes here; your PCC workstation handles rendering. VWS-V12-PLAIN-LANGUAGE-UX-20260903-051841Z Engine proofs

Protection Preservation Engine - protects finished work Originals and approved results cannot be overwritten. VWS changes only the frames affected by your edit, after the PC checks that everything else stayed consistent.

Original protectedPerson or character lockedChecked by your PC

Still image

Create a photo

Start with the result you want. VWS compiles the technical recipe.

Describe the image Never include optional

Format Count

Identity Lab

Keep a person or character consistent

Gather clear reference photos. VWS prepares a conditioning pack (the checked identity reference set). LoRA (a reusable identity model) stays off until your PC proves the trainer and base model.

Pack name Pack scope

Photos stay on this device. Your PC checks the identity reference set first; reusable LoRA model training waits for trainer and base-model proof.

Prepare the reference list, then let your PC check it. Model training cannot start from this phone or cloud screen.

Measured Human · Body Pre-DesignerDescribe a body → confirm measurements → lock the reusable body rig (measured model)DRAFT · NOT LOCKED

Apply this measurement rig to prepared jobsOff by default · the job waits until your PC fits, checks, and signs the body plan

People, objects + clinical anatomy

Direct a protected interaction

Place each person, body part, object, and anatomical target separately before adding the realistic finish.

Interaction scenario

Accuracy level (output rigor) Scene setup (geometry lane)

Pose and place Subjects 1–3636 still or moving poses · exact 3D placement · each subject stays separate

Spatial planChoose poses to calculate pairwise distance and proximity.

Advanced 3D + film engine stackMap anatomy → solve contact → render the scene → finish appearancePROOF REQUIRED

Structure before appearance. Mapped anatomy and the biomechanics solver (physics calculator) decide contact, shape change, and occlusion (what hides what). The renderer handles camera and light; appearance polish comes last.

Hardware limit · 24 GB graphics memory · confirmed by a live PC receipt

Anatomy registration · maps body structuresNames body parts and places them in one shared 3D coordinate system Actor mechanics + pose · controls movementKeeps each skeleton separate and calculates joints, muscles, and poses Biomechanics + procedure solver · body physicsA solver is the physics calculator for touch, pressure, tissue movement, and tool paths Contact verifier · catches impossible overlapChecks every frame and blocks contact or penetration you did not allow Cinematic truth renderer · makes the measured pictureCreates camera, light, depth, movement, and ownership layers from the 3D scene Appearance finish · adds the realistic surfaceMay polish the look but cannot change anatomy, contact, ownership, or routes Where work runs (compute policy)VWS chooses PC or cloud safely; only one heavy graphics job runs at a time

Required scene-proof packageOpenUSD sceneUSD / Alembic deformation cacheActor + body-part + instrument IDsExact depthNormalsMotion vectors / flowCamera metadata

Airway proof fixture · fixed stress-test scene8 protected key frames · 4 render methods · every check must passSTRESS TEST

Airway tool type (device class)This fixture is a long rigid metal video laryngoscope—not flexible and not a blade-style videolaryngoscope. Transglottic use requires registered device geometry. Tool length (overall device length)

Insertion depth is computed from registered anatomy and never inferred from this number. Rigid tube width (outside diameter)

The default 0.5-inch / 12.7-mm shaft remains a constant rigid collision envelope. Airway response proof (deformation evidence)Displacement must increase, regress on removal, then increase with verified deeper occupancy. Subject reaction (responsive track)Eyes, face, jaw, tongue, gag/cough, breathing and guarded motion stay time-aligned and identity-safe.

Eight-image sequenceRender and approve each protected key frame separately.

Single-image animationAnimate from the first approved key frame and its position guides.

Cold animation · motion without guidesThe storyboard must be approved before this method can run.

Series-guided transitionMove between every approved image using depth, pose, and mask guides.

1Baseline pose2Approach3Mouth entry4First target5Full removal6Re-entry7Deeper legal target8Stable endpoint

PASS means every check succeeds in all four methods.Same people · no ID swaps · correct mapped anatomy · no body-part mixing · no unwanted merging or transparency · correct front/back order · continuous tool tracking · legal removal and re-entry · measured body and reaction response · matching key frames across methods

Open phone review Open acceptance rule sheet

Keep each subject or object separate (entities)Each gets its own ID, reference, mask (pixel outline), and skeleton.

Choose the only allowed contactAny touch or overlap you do not list is blocked.

Initiator · what moves Target entity · what it touches Action Procedure type (class) Entry point or opening Final body target (terminal anatomy) Route through the body ordered waypoints · one stop per line or separated by → Anatomy map (coordinate frame) Contact stage (path state) Movement direction · screen or 3D world Moving part (initiator part) Touched body part or structure Contact start frame Contact end frame Describe the interaction in order

Add another touch while keeping every body part with its correct owner.

Set front/back order (occlusion graph)Choose what hides what and when; each body part still belongs to its original person.

Base back subject or object Base front subject or object Exception owner Owner's body region Front/back relation (plane) Compared with subject or object Compared with body region When it applies (frame scope) Start frame End frame

Add visual guides (control tracks)Required: a start image plus labeled pose, depth, or mask guides.

Lock identity, ownership, and 3D placementEvery safeguard must pass on its own.

Per-subject identityA separate tracking ID and reference for every person Ownership masksA mask labels which pixels and body parts belong to whom Depth + occlusionKeeps correct front/back hiding and reappearance Collision boundaryOnly the person, object, or tool you approved may touch Instrument trackingKeeps the same tool, position, tip, and path in every frame Anatomy topology · connected body structureThe mapped parts, their connections, and their scale stay fixed

Planning ready. Your PC still needs a start image, visual control track, compatible workflow, and receipts (signed pass-or-fail records).

Apply this physical-reality plan to prepared jobsOff by default · use for realistic cloth, touch, liquid, underwater movement, or gravity

Raw video generation

Generate video from a prompt

Use words, images, start/end frames, or a reference video. One deterministic contract (saved, repeatable recipe) carries the plan to your PC.

Describe the shot What must not appear? Raw Video only

Clip length Format Tests

30–90 second productions

Build a shot sequence

A sequence is your ordered shot list. Make short recoverable clips, keep the cast and look consistent, then join only approved results.

Sequence title Total movie length Target shot length

Never include in any shot sequence negative prompt · reused in every clip

0 shots0 seconds0 ready

Production queue

Jobs waiting for the workstation

Plan and reorder jobs in cloud. Execution begins only after a verified local handshake.

Local renderer unavailable to this cloud surfaceJobs are safely staged; nothing is pretending to render.

0staged

0splanned video

1GPU job at a time

No staged jobs

Prepare a Photo, Animate, Video, Identity, or Sequence job. It will appear here without contacting the local renderer.

Repeatable recipe · deterministic

Tune the visible result

These controls describe what you want to see. VWS translates them into exact renderer settings you can inspect.

Quality · detail80% Prompt match · follows your description82% Identity fidelity · keeps the same person92% Replication · matches the reference90% Continuity · stays consistent92% Realism · looks physically believable88% Creative freedom · allows variation25% Motion amount · how much moves45% Frame stability · reduces flicker and drift90%

AUTO chooses a compatible renderer. Deterministic means the same inputs produce the same plan; the seed is the starting variation number. Choose one engine only when needed.

Engine policy · automatic or chosenEngine · image or video makerResolution · image sizeSeed · starting variation

Exact engine settings (compiled native recipe)

Short preview · Copy or Download includes every setting.

Create a photo

Keep a person or character consistent

Animate an image or series

Protected 8-frame storyboard · key moments