Kim AR 💕 v47p1 — Quest + phone AR

Place her: she steps in on her own a little way in front of you — just look at the floor there. A trigger / pinch / tap still places her by hand.
Move her: point at her, hold trigger / pinch and drag — on a phone, one finger dragged on her slides her across the floor.
Tap her (quick point + trigger): video = pause/play · rigged model = play her animation · plain model = change posture.
Pose her (rigged model): turn Pose arms on (button above, or in her floating menu), then grab one of her hands with trigger/pinch and drag — her arm follows. Let go and she keeps the pose. With Pose arms off, drags just move her.
A / X button: switch girl — or, when her floating menu is closed, bring it back · B / Y button: change posture (stand / lie back / lie front).
Leaving AR: her floating menu has ⏏ Exit AR on every page (and an Exit AR button sits beside Enter AR on this page) — no more hunting for the headset's way out.
Right thumbstick: left-right turns the 3D model, up-down changes her size.
Grip pointing at her: turn her 180° (video = face-me on/off). Grip both hands at once: reset her pose.
Your hands should pass over her, not behind her.
On a phone: tap the floor to place her, touch-drag on her to move her, quick-tap her for her animation / posture — and the buttons above do everything else.
Move & Body sliders above reshape her live — height, left/right, fwd/back, size, turn, tilt, lean, skew for every girl; hips, butt, thighs, bust, waist and hands on the rigged 3D girls.
Cloth (toggle above; also in her Body tab in AR) gives the dress girls' skirts a springy life of their own — hems sway when she moves and the fabric sits a whisper off her skin. Sway sets how much.
Pose section above bends individual joints — head, neck, chest, spine, waist, hips, shoulders, arms, hands, thighs, knees, feet — on the rigged girls.
Floor lock (button above, or in her Move tab) keeps her feet eased onto the real floor as you move; Snap to floor in the Move tab plants her there in one go.
In AR: a floating pink menu sits beside her with Main / Move / Body / Pose / Emote / Voice tabs — the same controls live there as tap steppers.
This panel lives on the right side of the screen and scrolls on its own — the ✕ in its corner hides the whole panel so you can see her, and the ⚙️ button left floating in the top-right corner brings it back.
The pink line under Enter AR is her AR report card — only AR attempts write there, so the last result stays put until you try again.
My body: Peter (button above, or in the floating menu's Main tab): become Spider-Man — in AR he stands where you stand, you look down and see his body as yours, and his arms follow your hands. His head steps out of your view so it never blocks anything. On this page he just stands beside her so you can check his outfit — the body tracking is AR-only. It always starts off when the page loads.
Video Kim is a library now: eleven dances, picked in the Video dropdown above (or the 🎬 list in her floating menu's Main tab). Most are keyed so she dances right in your room; the two indoor ones (Blue dress, Mint leggings) play framed, like a living poster. 🧊 Video 3D (button above, Video Kim only) gives the videos a little real depth — she pops off the flat screen and shifts in parallax when you move your head. 📁 Open from device… (same list) plays an MP4 from your Quest or phone instead — framed like the indoor clips, and Video 3D works on it too. Device videos play for this visit only: the file never leaves your device, nothing is uploaded, and you pick it again next time.
Live mode (✨ button above, or her floating menu's Main tab): when AR starts with one of the 3D girls (Kim / Emma / Rogue — not Peter, not Video Kim), she lives her own life: relaxed idle, then she wanders the room on her walk clip, sits on the couch or another surface her height (outfits without their own sit clip borrow the family's sit, so every 3D girl can sit), lies down, dances, and acts out her own emotes. Walls and furniture are hard boundaries — she stops at their faces and so do your drags. ⏸ Pause her freezes the behaviour where it stands; grabbing her, posing her, or picking a clip/emote yourself pauses her for a bit too. About every five minutes she changes outfit on her own, within the same girl. Turn ✨ Live off and she's entirely yours again.
🏠 Home (button above, or her Move tab): place her where you want her to start, tap Set home — she spawns there next time, and while Live is on, if she's been moved more than an arm's length away she'll walk back home by herself. With Live paused or off she stays where you put her.
Lock a joint (Pose section above, or her Pose tab): any joint can be locked — hands, feet, elbows, knees, hips and head are pinned in the room and the rest of her animates around the pin; neck, chest, spine, waist, shoulders, biceps and thighs freeze at the angle they were locked at. ✨ Reset pose frees them all, and she remembers locks per outfit.
She remembers: whichever girl you pick stays picked until you change her — even after you close the page, she loads as your default. Video Kim remembers her clip and the 3D switch too.
Her voice (Voice section above, or the Voice tab in her floating menu): pick a category and a line, ▶ Play — ⏸ pauses her mid-line, 🔁 loops one line, and playing the line she's already saying restarts just that line. Lines never talk over each other: one always finishes before the next starts. She also greets you when she arrives, comments when her outfit changes, and chats while she walks in Live mode — each of those has its own switch, plus a master mute.
Playlist (same sections): build a list of steps — an emote, a voice line, or both together — and ▶ Play list runs them in order, 🔁 loops the whole list. The list is remembered too.
Voice commands (experimental): tap 🎤 Commands and say Kim dance, Kim sit, Kim come here, Kim stop or Kim say hello. It needs Chrome's speech recognition (internet + mic permission); where that isn't available the button just says so — every command also exists as a plain button.
Room light (section above): in AR she borrows your room's light where the headset offers light estimation; the Brightness / Warmth sliders are the manual fallback and scale her either way.