Joinkle 1.0

The current build of the application provides users with the capability to capture motion, record and save animations, and subsequently play them back on a 3D model. Users can also scale, rotate, and reposition the 3D model within a virtual environment. A notable feature is the WebViewer link available on Joinkle.com, which enables users to access recorded animations via a desktop or laptop browser, expanding accessibility beyond mobile devices.

At its core, this application facilitates the transfer of users' physical movements onto a 3D character. Upon saving an animation, these are stored on a web server, making them accessible for others to load. While fundamentally, this serves as a straightforward motion capture and playback solution, initial engagement is anticipated to stem from dance and movement viral challenges prevalent on social media platforms.

Looking towards future enhancements, the application aims to incorporate visual effects (VFX) that can be applied to characters—such as particle effects triggered by button presses or specific movements. Additionally, users will have the option to select from a variety of 3D models to animate their movements.

The ultimate objective is to enable users to save the positioning of animated 3D models in real-world locations, fostering the creation of "Real Life Films" set in diverse environments. This feature could facilitate unique interactive experiences, such as integrating animations with park structures.

The trajectory of this application evolves from motion capture capabilities to comprehensive filmmaking in physical settings that can be accessed by any user.