Moveee Indoor versions

v0.3.99

My Cyclist: fewer parts everywhere — that is what seamless means

2026-07-28

• Improved The seat sheds its extra surfaces: the per-side skirt bumps and the fold line are gone, replaced by one broad fullness on a wider base — the hip now shades as a single mass instead of several overlapping shapes catching the light differently.
• Improved The sock is no longer a separate band with an ankle ball under it — it is the leg's own hem, swept along the same line as the shin and worn a little proud of it, exactly like the bib hem on the thigh. Leg, sock and shoe finally read as one limb entering a shoe.
• Improved The shoe's sole is a slim edge tucked against the upper now, not a dark full-length slab — and the small pedal body peeks out beneath it the way a real clipless pedal does.

v0.3.98

My Cyclist: no hole at the knee, no lump at the wrist, one smooth seat

2026-07-28

• Fixed Bending the knee no longer opens a hole into the hollow leg — the bib hem sat exactly at the hinge, where the two leg surfaces tilt apart as it bends. The hem now ends above the knee like real bib shorts (and the lower leg is sealed), so the joint stays closed through the whole stroke.
• Fixed The lump on the forearm behind the hand is finally gone — it was the glove cuff, running along the hand's angle instead of the arm's. Removed entirely: the arm ends at the wrist, the hand begins.
• Improved The seat is one smooth mass at last: the two glute mounds are flattened into a single curve with only a faint centre crease — no more "two balls above the saddle".

v0.3.97

My Cyclist: real pedals, an ankle in the sock, and no more knee lock-out

2026-07-28

• Fixed The lump on top of the forearm behind the hand is gone — the arm ends cleanly at the wrist again. And the pedals are finally pedal-sized: small clipless bodies peeking under the shoe instead of shoe-sized slabs.
• Improved The kneecap is now a swell of the leg itself rather than a separate piece, so it can never detach from the knee in motion — and the leg keeps proper flexion at the very bottom of the stroke instead of snapping fully straight.
• New A real ankle joint bridges the shin into the shoe, with the sock worn snugly over it — and the socks have their own colour in the builder now.

v0.3.96

My Cyclist: the game finally matches the builder, and the toes point down

2026-07-28

• Fixed The game's hands really were different from the builder's — the world was still scaling the rider's skeleton for build while the builder leaves it unscaled, and that scaling dragged the wrists 20cm out of place at the default build. The world now keeps the same untouched skeleton as the builder: one pose, both surfaces.
• Fixed The feet ride tipped a few degrees forward for the whole stroke and can never point above level — the toe-up moments in the old stroke turned out to be a sign slip that biased the ankling the wrong way. Measured: 1 to 11 degrees toe-down through the full revolution.
• Improved The kneecap is a subtle bump under the skin now rather than a ball resting on the knee, and the hip drapes wider and lower over the thigh, which roots deeper still — one more step toward the seamless glute-to-leg line.

v0.3.95

My Cyclist: arms back to size, and the leg grows out of the glute

2026-07-28

• Fixed The arms had quietly fattened — extending the forearm into the palm had stretched the whole radius profile with it, adding ~40% at the wrist. The profile is now pinned to the real arm, so the wrist is a wrist again and only the hidden palm extension carries on at wrist girth.
• Improved The thigh now flares at its top and emerges from deep inside the hip, and the pelvis drapes a bib-short skirt down over each thigh root — the leg grows out of the glute as one piece instead of reading as a pipe socketed into it.

v0.3.94

My Cyclist: the forearm flows into the hand, and the knee gets its cap

2026-07-28

• Fixed The wrist was still a joint between two parts: the forearm stopped dead at the wrist aimed one way while the hand pointed another. The forearm now sweeps its last stretch around into the hand's own direction and ends inside the palm — one continuous limb from elbow to fingers.
• Improved Each knee has a kneecap now — a patella mass riding the outward corner of the bend through the whole pedal stroke — and the knee's rounding is a little wider, so the hinge looks like a joint under skin rather than two pipes meeting.

v0.3.93

My Cyclist: bare hands, straight bones, level feet, one smooth seat

2026-07-28

• Changed The gloves are off: hands are bare skin now, flowing out of the forearm as one surface instead of ending at a white mitten with a hard cuff line. The Accent colour is out of the builder — it only ever coloured the gloves — and comes back when gloves return as real geometry.
• Fixed Legs finally behave like legs: the thigh and the shin are dead straight, with all of the bend at the knee — they used to bow along their whole length like rubber. And the feet stay close to level with the pedals through the entire stroke (measured −3° to +10°), the ankle doing the absorbing, instead of pitching toe-up until the ankle pinched shut.
• Improved The seat is one smooth muscle with a gentle centre crease instead of two pillow pockets, and the shoulders are long lean muscles at the sleeve's own girth flowing into the arms, rather than balls bulging beside the torso.

v0.3.92

My Cyclist: your tuned grip is now the one everyone gets

2026-07-28

• Changed The hand pose you dialled in on the tuner is now the shipped default: palm drawn further back along the fingers and lifted slightly, rolled harder onto the hood, fingers brought almost level, a considerably tighter curl, and the thumb dropped further down the hood's flank with a looser curl of its own.

v0.3.91

My Cyclist: a thumb that actually holds the hood, and a seamless waist

2026-07-28

• Fixed The thumb was frozen in a strange sideways plunge and out of the hand tuner's reach — its pose was baked into the model at build. It is now six live tuner dials (position, pitch, splay, curl), and its default pose was solved against the rig itself: the thumb lies along the hood's inner side, nearly parallel to the fingers, tip curling in to pinch the hood 33mm from the index knuckle — where it used to point 116mm away.
• Improved The waist is seamless from behind: the bib tube now rises out of the pelvis flush with its sides (the 21mm ledge at the hips is down to a few millimetres), the pelvis crest tapers into the torso, the glute fold is a soft shading line, and the cleft fades out before the underside instead of slicing beneath the rider.

v0.3.90

My Cyclist: a body from behind — real glutes, a real back, real shoulders

2026-07-27

• Improved The hip is one sculpted mass now: glute lobes with the cleft between them, a fold where each cheek meets the thigh, and a flattened sacrum — replacing four intersecting spheres whose boundaries read as creases from exactly the angle the app rides in. The thighs emerge from under the glute fold, buried deep in the pelvis at every build.
• Improved The back is no longer a drainpipe: the torso's cross-section is now elliptical, pinched at the waist and flaring through the lats to the shoulders — the V-taper you see from behind a rider.
• Improved Each shoulder is a capsule oriented along the upper arm, flowing into the sleeve instead of sitting on the torso as a ball. And the whole body is smooth-shaded now — rounded limbs and soft muscle instead of flat facets.

v0.3.89

Moveee Indoor: pick your rim colour

2026-07-27

• New Settings → My Cyclist now has a wheels colour picker, so you can paint your rims — carbon, black, white, gold or any colour you like — and ride them in Moveee Indoor. The tyres stay black and the spokes keep their metal, so only the deep-section rim takes the colour.

v0.3.88

Moveee Indoor: pick your camera, whoever you are

2026-07-27

• New All eight camera views — chase, POV, cockpit, side-on and the rest — are now open to every rider, not just admins. Find them under Settings → Camera, or press 1–8 while you ride.
• Fixed The POV and cockpit views no longer show up as "Chase" in the settings row.

v0.3.87

Moveee Indoor: the handlebar is back on the bike

2026-07-27

• Fixed Lowering the saddle onto the rider was dragging the front of the frame down with it, leaving the handlebar floating above the head tube, and pulling part of the drivetrain out of place — which is what made the bike look subtly bent. The saddle is now found once across the whole bike and moved within its own measured footprint, so only the saddle and its seatpost move: 5,900 vertices instead of 64,000, and the frame, bars, wheels and drivetrain are untouched.

v0.3.86

My Cyclist: he sits ON the saddle now, and his fingers come from the rig

2026-07-27

• Fixed The rider was sitting inside the saddle rather than on it — in the source model the saddle's top surface passes clean through the body, with two thirds of the pelvis below it. The saddle (and the exposed seatpost with it) now comes down to meet him, so he rests on it properly; the frame, wheels, bars, pedals and his own position are all untouched. The saddle ends up at a normal road-bike height.
• Improved The pelvis is a realistic shape rather than a 200mm-deep ball, so the seat meets the saddle instead of swallowing it.
• Improved The hand's fingers now take their spacing and relative lengths from the rig's own finger bones. This also fixed a mirroring slip that put the thumb beside the little finger on one hand.

v0.3.85

Moveee Indoor: the wheels are the right colour again

2026-07-27

• Fixed The bike's wheels looked wrong in the world compared with Settings → My Cyclist — the rim and hub were mirroring the sky at full strength while the rest of the bike wasn't, so they came out too bright and sky-tinted. They now get the same finish treatment as everything else on the bike.

v0.3.84

Moveee Indoor: the bike and riding position now match My Cyclist

2026-07-27

• Changed The bike and riding position in the world now match what you see in Settings → My Cyclist: the same deep-section wheels, the bike at its true size instead of scaled up 6%, and the rider sitting exactly as the preview shows rather than being re-posed onto the brake hoods.

v0.3.83

Moveee Indoor: the rider in the world is now the one you built

2026-07-27

• Fixed You still saw the old rider model in the world even after building your cyclist — the world was wearing the scanned body while Settings → My Cyclist previews the built-in-code rider. The world now wears that same rider, so your build, kit, skin and hair are the ones you actually ride in.

v0.3.82

Moveee Indoor: you now ride as the cyclist you built

2026-07-27

• New The cyclist you build in Settings → My Cyclist is now the rider you actually ride as in Moveee Indoor — your kit colours, skin, hair and build, and your bike's frame and fork paint, all carry into the world instead of everyone riding the same default rider.

v0.3.81

My Cyclist: the rig now has hands and feet, not just wrists and ankles

2026-07-27

• New The skeleton stopped at the wrist and the ankle: each hand had a single lumped finger joint, and the feet had no bone inside them at all. The rig now carries four fingers and a thumb per hand, and a toe and heel per foot, sized from the rig's own proportions. Visible in the admin bone view.

v0.3.80

Moveee Indoor: crank tuck fixed — pedal stays under the shoe

2026-07-27

• Fixed The left-crank fix briefly moved the pedal itself away from the shoe — now only the crank arm's root tucks in against the frame while the pedal (and your foot on it) stays exactly where it was, with the arm flaring gently out to it like a real crank.

v0.3.79

My Cyclist: no more shadowed eyes, and ears that are ears

2026-07-27

• Fixed The dark rings around the eyes are gone. The sockets had been cut deep — anatomically true, but a deep hollow turns away from every light and reads as bruising. They are now a gentle, wide hollow with the eyes sitting a little further forward, so the eye area is lit like the rest of the face.
• Improved The ears are properly shaped instead of squashed balls: each has the raised rim sweeping over the top and round the back, the bowl inside it, and a solid lobe below — sculpted in one piece, mirrored left to right, and following your skin tone.

v0.3.78

My Cyclist: a face that is one face, not parts on a ball

2026-07-27

• Improved The face was an assembly — a cone for a nose, tubes for lips, boxes for eyebrows, all stuck onto a smooth ball — which is why it never read as a person. The nose, lips, philtrum, mouth line, eyebrows and eye sockets are now shaped into the head itself, so the features grow out of the skin the way a real face does. The eyes sit down inside their sockets instead of bulging off the surface, and the head is smooth-shaded rather than faceted.

v0.3.77

Moveee Indoor: a Moveee-liveried rider out of the box

2026-07-27

• Changed New riders now start in the Moveee livery — deep indigo frame with a violet fork, matching violet jersey and white shoes — instead of the old plain grey bike. Your own saved cyclist is untouched.
• Changed Skin tone is now chosen from the prepared set of tones rather than a free colour picker, so a rider can never end up an unnatural colour.

v0.3.76

Moveee Indoor: the left crank sits on the frame now

2026-07-27

• Fixed The left crank arm no longer hangs out to the side with a bare stretch of axle showing between it and the frame — it now sits tucked against the bottom bracket, and your shoe follows it, through the whole pedal stroke.

v0.3.75

My Cyclist: frameless sunglasses, hair controls put away

2026-07-27

• Changed The sunglasses are now just the lens: both the temple arms and the bar above the eyes are gone. At this size every slim dark part read as a stray line drawn across the face rather than as hardware, so the wraparound shield carries the look on its own.
• Changed The Hair controls are out of the builder while the hair is being rebuilt, so the panel only offers what actually changes the rider. Your saved style and colour are kept.

v0.3.74

My Cyclist: the sunglasses arms now rest on the head, and the eyes hold still

2026-07-27

• Fixed Those thin dark lines running around the head were the sunglasses' temple arms: straight sticks cutting a chord past a curved skull, floating up to 18mm clear of it. They now follow the head's own surface from the lens edge back to the ear, and are thicker, so they read as arms resting on the temples instead of lines hovering in mid-air.
• Changed The eyes no longer blink — the lids hold a steady open gaze.

v0.3.73

My Cyclist: helmet and hair off, so the face can be got right

2026-07-27

• Changed The helmet and its chin straps are hidden while the face is being worked on — they were covering the head we are busy perfecting. The helmet comes back once the face is settled.
• Changed The hair is parked too: the old cap shapes read as a helmet made of hair rather than as hair, so the rider is bare-headed until they are rebuilt properly. Your style pick is remembered, and the hair colour still sets the eyebrows.

v0.3.72

My Cyclist: the face passes the tape measure

2026-07-27

• Improved The face was audited against real adult-male proportion rules and three deviations fixed: the eyes were too close-set (now at the true inter-pupil ratio, 0.40 of head width), the mouth too narrow (33 → 47mm), the ears too small (40 → 50mm). Facial thirds were already right. Measured on the built geometry, not eyeballed.

v0.3.71

My Cyclist: a vented helmet and proper white socks

2026-07-27

• Improved The helmet is no longer a smooth bowling ball: five vent channels are carved front-to-back over the crown, fading before the rim — the signature of a modern road lid. Still in your jersey colour.
• New White crew socks above each shoe — they swallow the raw joint where the leg met the shoe, follow the ankle through the pedal stroke, and complete the roadie look.

v0.3.70

My Cyclist: a planted rider — quiet hips, level head, focused eyes

2026-07-27

• Improved The rider now sits like a fitted cyclist: the pelvis stays planted on the saddle (side-to-side rock cut by more than half) and the head is carried steady and level while the legs do the work — the hallmark of a smooth pedal stroke. Feet and hands stay exactly on pedals and bars.
• Improved The eyes now converge slightly on the road ahead instead of staring into parallel infinity.