Ski jumping in 3D on six real FIS-homologated hills, each rebuilt from its own FIS Certificate of Jumping Hill: Holmenkollbakken HS134, Lysgardsbakken HS140, Schattenberg HS137, Toni-Seelos HS109, Horecky HS106 and the Vikersund HS240 flying hill. The jumper is a lifting body whose lift and drag areas come from Walter Muller's published wind-tunnel measurements, so holding a better angle of attack, a wider ski opening or a flatter body-to-ski angle carries you further. Scoring is the FIS ICR Book III: 60 distance points at the K point, five style judges with the highest and lowest dropped, and wind and gate compensation computed from each hill's own geometry. Independent reimplementation, not affiliated with FIS.

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