THE RELEASE. Letting go used to lurch — a fixed-length ease that restarted from wherever you released, ignoring how fast you were moving. Now the room is on a spring that CARRIES your finger's velocity: a fast throw overshoots a hair and settles, a slow release eases in soft. And a flick commits even if you didn't drag all the way, because momentum should carry through. It feels like pulling something real now, not scrubbing a slider. THE CONTROL SURFACE. The wall is a D-pad. Eight small labels — an arrow and a QWERTY key — one per border zone, in the notepat multivariate-label spirit. The keys are the cluster around S so your hand never leaves home row: Q W E ↖ ↑ ↗ A S D → ← → Z X C ↙ ↓ ↘ Three ways to walk now, all the same eight directions: swipe (pull the web), tap the wall zone, or press the key. Hover lights the zone under the pointer; taking a direction flashes its label. (S is the center — you're already there.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>