AI-extended material built on Emily Harvey's 2020 tutorial premise (Threefra,
the staged assessment); her text is not reproduced. Beats advance on events and
mark which primitives exist, which are data-only, and which are missing.
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Today's catalog is the post-breach minimum, not the consumer set. Fire control
must map every behavior type.
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Imagination pass. Mount direction is Entity.Direction rotated by the item's
rotation; FiringArc 120 is one GameplaySettings default; the check is planar;
HardpointTransforms and the .99 aim checks are deleted. Fork W (turrets) open.
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Imagination pass. Hits are rolled from targeting-system, sensor and weapon
spread factors; subsystems reveal between the armor and gear info thresholds;
Unity effects become presentation. Forks F, A, T, V, E, L await rulings.
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Imagination pass. Cut 0 makes runs reopenable; Cut 1 moves the run lifecycle
into a ServerShared Run owner; Cut 2 moves damage, death, loot and pickup out
of Unity; Cut 3 adds AetherDb play; Cut 4 adds smoke scenarios. Forks R, P, H,
D, S, N await rulings.
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Imagination pass. Cut A deletes the re-mint path and TradeMenuDebug; Cut B
moves quality and product onto lots in a run-store ledger with a placeholder
origin and derived branding; Cut C removes ItemData.Manufacturer and rewrites
the catalog. N1 (Produced.Station type) defaults to a run-scoped integer id.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Imagination pass. Body map of items, mint sites, stations, persistence and
quality readers; identity/lifecycle/authority table; schema-cut forks F0, F1,
F4 and future forks F2-F10.
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The click-through passed with the AmmoType refs repointed and the schematic
underlay fixed. It also surfaced that the cutover dropped the Database Tools'
record grouping and drag-and-drop without recording them; CultLib's
studio-grouping cut map owns restoring them.
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The cut map and postmortem read as if a cultcache-ts publish were blocked
and imminent. The operator parked registry publication for a later pass
(CultLib QUIC map, Q5 C, 2026-09-16); no token exists and none is planned.
Same facts, honest framing.
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Covers the timeline, the structural delta against the ledger (including the
CultLib core size miss), the defects Soul caught that green tests passed
(29 of 32 passes found real defects), operator corrections with the context
each one lacked, incidents, and the pipeline changes carried into the Eureka
skill. The evidence comes from commits, the cut map and the session
transcript.
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