Existing saved Avatar Studio appearance stays active. Generic demonstration models cannot overwrite it. Before the new system can replace a real student's appearance, that character needs an approved, student-specific rigged model matching the saved face, hair, body, and clothes from every view.
From blocky to believable.
Compare your saved student appearance with genuine, higher-detail human 3D models and a separate animation rig. These are visual quality references, not copies of your child, and nothing changes the student's saved avatar.
Movement quality check
The saved avatar can move. The high-detail child/teen reference is static until properly rigged; we won't fake its animation.
Device graphics
Adjust for phone, tablet, and desktop. Reduced-motion settings are respected. Current preview frame rate: measuring.
Human-model sources: three-ws/avatars: Michelle rigged demonstration model (MIT); Eli age-six child, Leah age-ten classroom, and Theo age-sixteen teen, original Innerscene / MakeHuman artwork (CC0). Age references were optimized for web performance. No Sims or proprietary character assets are used.
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These are original illustrated quality targets—not screenshots of the current 3D engine, and not portraits of actual students. They help judge whether future models and campus changes are good enough before replacing the current version.

