The source difficulty term for lean is entered angle minus thirty, times point four five. Hypothetical forty degrees contributes four point five; fifty contributes nine. Bars share fifty pixels per assigned contribution point. The complete score starts at eighty-eight, adds other terms and clamps seventy to ninety-nine point nine. This is a programmed animation score, not measured catch difficulty or player performance. The source contact term is five minus entered finger count, times one point six. Four contributes one point six; one contributes six point four. Bars share seventy pixels per assigned contribution point. This convention is not a biomechanical validation or injury model. Saved news, historical and athlete claims are unverified. At entered lean fifty-two the source clearance is four point five inches. At sixty-two, it subtracts ten times point one five, producing three inches. Bars share one hundred pixels per assigned inch. The expression floors clearance at point five, and the touchdown label also requires entered leap at least twenty-two. These are scenario rules, not official adjudication. Full JSON/reset, native viewport allocation and first-footer checks preserve the original animation tool.