The allocator reads Item.Active every tick, so fixtures that fire a thruster on their
first update warm its performance first; flight fixtures take the thrusters' energy draw
to zero so a brownout does not scale the turn; the Duel drives are mismatched after they
heat apart, and degraded by heat (the Large Drive has no durability term); the
consumer sits at (2,1), the Skiff's interior centre column. ReachIsWhatTheShipCanDo's
Longinus ceiling is 1.3 (measured 1.195 nose-on, 1.249 broadside).
Previous test commits do not build or pass; this one is unverified until the full run.
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EvasionTerm: the aggregate reads go; SteeringTests: ATurnIsThatFractionOfTheHullsTurn;
Brownout/ConditionRatio seat the lone thruster on the centre column; ThrottleLockTests
compare a locked ship to an unlocked twin through the same ticks; ThrustAllocationTests
(Duel flight, lost/degraded/repaired drives, dead thrusters, full turn, arena-stepped
flight); ThrustAllocatorTests.AMicroIntentIsServed.
Not yet verified green at this commit; the test project builds only against the
deleted aggregates' removal in the previous commit.
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Duel, Arcs, Launcher Angles and Starved Reactor fit and place the Longinus
(thrusters, Core Power or MoveOnPro at (2,4), radiators relaid); the modes start
a Longinus (Settings.asset StartingHullName; the Aether multipliers leave it).
The drive's tests, its Steering Axis probe and its Brownout fixtures go with their
subject; ship_cc.py and the live-game checklist drop the drive and the hull.
The drive itself and the catalog records are deleted in the following commits.
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Ship.Update no longer clamps Turn: Thruster.Axis saturates and AetherDrive.Axis
clamps, which is where the bound is enforced. TurnIsClampedToOne becomes
TheActuatorsBoundATurnBeyondOne and asserts the actuator bounds directly. The turn
rate is pinned against a value computed from each thruster's Torque, Thrust,
TorqueMultiplier and the hull's Mass; the behind-the-hull rule is probed at 85 and
95 degrees.
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Holding heading after a state stops piloting (SteeringTests, and a Minion that
loses its target), Combat leading a moving target, MoveTo's Aim and Turn in the
low-delta regime, the behind-the-hull threshold, the Turn clamp, and the hold
branch clearing a stale MovementDirection.
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Stryker survivors on the first run: the low-delta branches of Accelerate had no behavioural test,
the velocity error was only exercised from rest, and astern was asserted by magnitude only.
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Ship.Update reads Turn and feeds the rotation thrusters and aether drives; it no longer reads the
look direction or snaps Direction toward it. Steering.Toward is the one law from heading to demand
(a heading astern now turns at full demand). HelmInput owns the face-the-aim state. Accelerate,
Combat and MoveTo write Turn through Steering.Toward. Entity.LookDirection is renamed Aim in the
simulation, the Unity readers and the tests. Unity player input follows in the next commit.
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