UFL-1.0.txt is the upstream Ubuntu Font Licence 1.0 text (google/fonts ufl/ubuntu/UFL.txt).
Montserrat-OFL-1.1.txt is the OFL 1.1 body, byte-for-byte the text already shipped with
Liberation Sans, headed by the copyright the Montserrat font embeds (Copyright(c) 2014 by
Julieta Ulanovsky) rather than the project's later authors line. The Ubuntu and
Montserrat credits now name these files as their LicenceFile; the test checks each
carries its licence, sits beside its fonts, and (OFL) the embedded holder.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Commit 16cb82d09 said every third-party work whose own text states holder and licence
was credited. That was false: header-only notices were missed. Now credited, holder
and licence taken from each file's own text: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences (ACES.hlsl, 2015), Unity Technologies 2016 MIT (the built-in shader sources
Particle Standard Unlit, StretchedSkybox, MaskedWorldSpaceUI, MaskedWorldSpaceAdditiveUI
and the three AdditiveUI shaders), Supyrb 2017 (AdditiveUI shaders; the header states
no licence for that portion), and Stefan Gustavson 2011 MIT (Celestial Body
SimplexNoise2.cginc).
The discovery test now also scans every Copyright line in .shader/.hlsl/.cginc/.cs/.compute
under Assets; its holder must appear in a credit notice or in ReviewedHeaders with the
reason. Microsoft Open Technologies (UniRx headers, no licence stated, points at a
License.txt that is not in the repo) is the one reviewed entry. The Unity headers point
at a license.txt that is likewise not in the repo.
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Prefabs reference the TMP SDF asset made from a font, not the .ttf, so matching the
font file guid alone could never fail. The unreferenced-font check now follows the
font guid and the guid of every Assets/Fonts file that references a guid already
followed (the font's own SDF asset, any SDF asset listing it as a fallback); a file
outside Assets/Fonts naming any of them is a use.
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ShowCredits renders the selected credit as property rows instead of one multi-line label, refuses with a dialog when
the attribution TextAsset is missing or malformed, takes list rows out of automatic navigation, steps with Up/Down on
the focused Back button and leaves on Cancel. ScenarioPicker's focus hold moves to FocusHold so both screens share it.
The menu wiring test now strips comments before matching.
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Adds Liberation Sans (OFL), UniRx, KDTree, webgl-noise simplex noise and ambientCG to the list. CreditsTests now
matches LICEN[CS]E, COPYING, NOTICE, README, SOURCES, OFL files under Assets and requires each to be credited or
listed as reviewed-not-credited with a reason; credit notices are checked against what their files state. The
attribution heading is checked rather than skipped, the test states independent expectations, and the split Hurricane
line is joined.
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Twemoji, Playdead and the Noun Project icon credits, held against the licence files under Assets by CreditsTests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AetherDb ship-authoring regenerate rewrites a package under the current schema and requires it to read back identical. ElementIdUpgradeTests gains content preservation and a shipped-packages-writable check; ShipModCatalogTests compares mod records unblinded where the same packages are composed twice.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
f458206c7 authored the five per-manufacturer station reactor products with bare
ProductRole entries (the .5 / .15 default). The command copies each source product's
Mean and StandardDeviation per role to a role still at the default, and was applied
to the catalog. TwoAiDigest repinned for the catalog move.
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The public ItemFits(item, coord) the inventory drag asks counted the dragged equipped
item's own cells as occupied, so a nudge overlapping its current cells was refused.
The private rule now takes the item being moved as an excluded occupant. TryEquip
and TryFindSpace pass none and stay strict, so equipping an equipped item twice is
still refused; the UI keeps TryUnequip then TryEquip (cargo bay emptiness rule).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Arcs fighter had no hold, so its Autocannon and Cell Blasters went silent after one magazine: it now fits the one free 2x2 bay. The estimated crate counts are replaced by measured draws (ten minutes of play or death by heat) plus margin, authored for every ammunition-drawing shooter; ScenarioAmmunitionRunTests drives both scenarios and fails if any shooter is stocked below its measured draw.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Uranium, Hydrogen (and Bacteria, Fungi, Animal Products) were named by mining, volatiles, agriculture, habitat-support and power descriptions with no recipe behind them. Dropped the claims (smaller than authoring a power chain); batch StationKindDescriptions restates the five kinds in the catalog; test pins the rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reads only the ship's velocity after the zone steps; reintroducing drag below top speed fails both cases (50 -> 18.39 in 10 s).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The test counted aetherdb-economy-* directories in the machine's temp folder, which every parallel test running the command also writes to.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ChunkInfoIsBitIdenticalToItsValueBeforeTheExtraction never passed on Linux: at c86f28e93 (the commit that added it) it already measures 1039274088 for the second observer where the recording says 1039274086, and base 12dfcef5, the code the recording claims to be taken from, measures the same ...088 on Linux (CultMath 0.4.1 and 0.5.0 alike). The sensor's bearing term (acos, curve) is libm arithmetic, which rounds differently on Windows, where the recording was made. It is a host-class recording read as universal, not a regression: no commit moved it.
The pin is now per host class like the two-AI digest (ruling replays-per-host-class): windows-x64 keeps the original recording, linux-x64 is base 12dfcef5 run on Linux, and the current code equals it. A host with no recording fails and prints its bits. RunStartTests.HostClass is now internal, the one host-class name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
845f6c3aa (aetheria-gravity:ruling:no-drag-below-top-speed) removed hull drag below a hull's top speed. The crosser was staged at the Djinni's 50 m/s cap on the premise that drag slowed it to ~25 m/s at the bow line; it now holds 50 m/s and crosses at 2.57 s, 50 m/s relative, 1.1 rad/s, outside the tuned encounter (3.6 s, 25 m/s, 0.56 rad/s) that the Brief, the pass window and CrossingHoldsAcrossTheStartWindow all describe. CrossingConditions and CrossingHoldsAcrossTheStartWindow failed on that stale tuning, not on a defect.
The encounter is restaged to reproduce its tuning under the ruled physics: launched at 25 m/s from 90 m out (probed over speed x start; constant-speed passes are dx / v seconds, 45 m ahead). The pass lands at 3.63 s, 44.7 m, 24.9 m/s relative, 0.56 rad/s. The test's launch-speed assertions now pin the scenario's 25 m/s instead of "most of the cap"; the time, distance, relative-speed and angular-rate windows are unchanged. If drag below top speed returns, the crosser decays and the pass leaves the window.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Arcs' hostile turret fits two 100-round Light Machine Guns and had no hold, so it fell silent after one magazine; it now fits a bay and carries 30
crates of Ammo (about 8 minutes of both guns firing without pause). Pursuit's authored cargo had no Mines, capping the player at one magazine of six;
it now carries 10 crates (sixty-six mines). ScenarioStage.Cargo admits a commodity name as one unit, so authored cargo can state crates.
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ConstantWeapon names an AmmoType but has no magazine (a crate per AmmoInterval straight from the cargo), so the label printed its unfilled
magazine ("1/N"). Weapon.AmmoReadout owns the label's text, HasMagazine says whether there is a magazine to show, and SchematicDisplay reads it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every commodity a kind extracts (a recipe with no inputs) is named in that kind's description: checked over the shipped catalog, only these
two kinds broke it. The batch applies in the catalog commit that follows; until then the catalog tests for it fail.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The two tests capture Console.Out to prove the commands write to the writer they are given. Console is process-global, so in a full-suite run
other tests' diagnostic prints landed in the capture and failed the author dry-run test. ConsoleProbe keeps only writes made on the thread
running the command, and serialises probes so two cannot restore each other's writer.
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Pins the default path the boss and the console fly use: a fed gun leaves the
ship with AmmunitionCrates, a gun that draws nothing leaves none. Removing the
default StockAmmunition call fails the fed case.
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Materialize takes stockAmmunition (default true: boss, console ship). ScenarioStage
passes false and stocks at the end of staging only the fitted entities whose cargo
the scenario did not author with Cargo, so a scenario that names what a hold
carries gets exactly that. A packed (saved) fit is never stocked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Loadouts.StockAmmunition is the single owner of crate stocking. The generator
calls it for generated ships and turrets, and Loadouts.Materialize calls it at the
end, which covers every Loadout-built entity: scenario stage.Fit/Preset, the boss
in ZoneGenerator, and the console-built ship. Paths left alone: Unpack of a pack
or save (an entity's cargo is its own and a saved game's cargo is never touched on
load), scenario stage.Cargo (adds on top of the stock), the LoadoutCommit
validation build (discarded). The new-run player ship is stage.Generated and so
already stocked by the generator. A hull with no bay gets no crates and a log line.
InstantWeapon: a weapon that names an AmmoType is magazine-fed with an effective
magazine of max(1, MagazineSize): every round leaves the magazine and the reload
takes a crate. A weapon with no AmmoType and a magazine of 0 or 1 stays free.
HUD shows rounds/reserve for every AmmoType weapon. ConstantWeapon keeps its own
per-interval crate draw.
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MunitionsFeed (run after Munitions) authors the chain's leaf recipes: extraction at mining (Rock, New Metals, Gold, Potassium, Diamond)
and volatiles (Water, Methane, Ammonia), Algae at agriculture, Oxygen/Steel/Cellulose Pulp at processing, Circuit Board/Actuator at
fabrication. Munitions adds the Mines commodity and recipe, AmmoType=Ammo on Slug Rifle, Long Slug Rifle and Light Machine Gun, AmmoType=Mines
on the Mine Launcher, a real Light Machine Gun magazine (0 -> 100 rounds, reload 3 s), and Zhestokost depot stand-ins for mining,
volatiles and agriculture so the new recipes' station kinds are placed. Tests read the shipped catalog (pending the blob commit).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GenerateTurretLoadout calls the same StockAmmunition as ships; an ammo-fed turret otherwise went quiet after one magazine.
Test: generated turrets hold exactly the crates for each ammunition type they draw.
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LoadoutGenerator.GenerateShipLoadout, the one owner of NPC and generated-scenario fitting, now stocks AmmunitionCrates (3) of every
distinct AmmoType the ship's weapons draw, after the consumable roll and without touching the random stream; it logs and goes on if
no hold takes them. Missiles is authored with Ammo's 1x1 shape and a stack of 5 (a shapeless commodity cannot be stored at all).
Tests: generated ships hold exactly the crates they draw and none of an ammunition they do not; a magazine weapon with no AmmoType
still reloads free. weapon-ammo moves so RangeFalloff keeps its doc comment; the Munitions comment and lore now match the recipe
(warhead and motor, magazines 2 to 288).
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Rulings ballistics-real-ammo and ballistics-cycle-power, follow-up launcher-ammunition. The Munitions batch adds the Missiles
commodity (a high-explosive warhead and a rocket motor at the munitions works; guidance waits on the electronics chain) and sets
AmmoType=Missiles on the five launcher designs; reactor energy per shot stays as authored.
InstantWeapon: the reload used to refill the magazine on its timer and never reach the cargo branch in UseAmmo, so no ammunition-fed
weapon ever paid a round. The refill now takes one unit of AmmoType from cargo (TakeReloadRound) and, with none, the magazine stays
empty; UseAmmo only starts a reload when a unit is there. Weapon.Reserve exposes the cargo count and the HUD shows rounds/reserve for
magazine weapons.
Tests: shipped launchers all name Missiles and Missiles has a recipe; a fed weapon fires its magazine and no more without crates,
reloads once per crate; Reserve equals the cargo count and falls per reload. The commodity count pin goes 22 to 23.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A mod package edited in place keeps its hull key, so RequireDesigns passed while
saved gear could sit outside the new hardpoints or interior cells and be dropped
on load. RequireLayouts applies the equip rules (HardpointData.TakesAt, interior
cells for tools) to each saved entity and names the changed hulls.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#3 landed the same --top-speed fix this branch already carried; both
conflicting files keep this branch's version (same behavior, stronger test).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
create without --like makes a hull with no behaviors, Validate refuses a ship hull without a VelocityLimit, and stats --top-speed refused any hull without exactly one: no command could give such a hull a top speed. The first --top-speed now adds the one limit; two or more are still refused.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
RunSave.Capture wrote Factions in HomeZones key order and Relationships in
galaxy.Factions order; Galaxy's save constructor paired them by index, so a
galaxy whose two orders differed resumed with standings on the wrong factions.
SavedGame.Standings (Key 16) now carries each standing with its faction ref.
A save without it still reads Relationships by index, the only record it holds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
e0c1daa4e made thrust a tenth of authored by default (GameplaySettings.ThrustScale = .1), which broke twelve tests that pin what a thruster, a hull or a brain does (Brownout, ConditionRatio, Longinus top speed, the evasion, approach and envelope tests, SimRateEquivalence). Their fixtures now state ThrustScale 1: they pin mechanics, and a retune of the global knob does not move them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Written by ship-authoring starter --like Djinni, priced, with an unoffered Aeronautics Unlimited product (so the census counts it sold and no faction fields a box). Tests: it composes into the catalog, its mounts take catalog gear, and the fitted ship moves under thrust. Drop the directory to remove it; replace the model through Blender and Package to make it a real hull.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Writes <mods>/<id>/ship.cc and ship.glb: a shipped hull's stats, a 4x6 grid with two drives, a radiator, two energy guns and the internal modules, and a boxed model carrying every anchor. The package is read back through ShipModCatalog.ReadPackage, so the GLB's node ids and mesh roles are judged by the reader the game boots with. Refuses to overwrite a package.
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validate refuses a ship hull with no top speed, and stats --top-speed refused a hull with none, so a package made without --like could not be made valid by any command (follow-up package-hull-top-speed). The flag now adds exactly one VelocityLimit and edits it on a later run; two stay refused.
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