Both target cameras are deferred, so the AfterForwardOpaque buffer never drew. The render half of scene-stardust-uncullable now attaches-checks BeforeForwardAlpha, renders with cullingMask 1 (DrawProcedural is layer 0), and requires a near control (dust 100 below, size 5) to draw before the far probe is read, so a miss at 10000 can only be culling.
Builds: not compiled by this commit alone; verified in the Unity batchmode run reported with the cut.
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At size 5 the material's distance^.33 scaling made every quad sub-pixel, so the probe saw no dust with or without the cull. Builds.
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With them on, the effects wrote their own frame and the probe could not tell dust from noise. Builds; the check fails on the bounded draw (buffer count 0, no dust pixels, run against 5a788833 plus this probe).
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Fails on the bounded Graphics.DrawProcedural (this commit builds; the check fails until the cut lands).
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GameplaySettings carries ShipLayerHeight 3, OrbitalLayerHeight 15, FloaterLayerHeight 0 (authored in Settings.asset).
Entity.LayerHeight (Ship, OrbitalEntity) is the one offset RideHeight adds; DrawAhead.FloaterHeight is the floater
height ItemPickup and MineInstance draw at. HullData.GridOffset (Key 26) and the pickup/mine/prefab GridOffset fields
are gone with every reader. Fixtures (DrawnPose, FireControl*, ImpactFeedback) take heights from the layer owner;
LayerTests pin each kind's layer. FloatingItemsDrawnSmoke follows. ItemPickup/MineInstance.Bind take the settings from
ZoneRenderer. Builds as one commit with its tests; not compile-verified until the cut's head run.
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Planets, belts, wells, loot, mines, stations, the chunk reticle and the flow
clock are evaluated through DrawAhead (Time, Orbit, Height, Position) at one
drawn time; the rail law lives once in Zone.Offset; OrbitPositionAt, GetHeight,
ChunkPose, EvaluateBelt and RideHeight take a time. Fixes the planet jumping
against a co-moving ship at display rates above the step rate.
Not yet built or run (Unity presenter files are verified by compile only on
Starfire).
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cloudDensity adds the R32 gravity height to the patch texture, so Main Menu and TestScene patch cameras (mask 5632) counted layer 9 twice. Mask 5120, and GravityFieldParityVerify now asserts each of ARPG, Main Menu and TestScene excludes layer 9 from its Fog Patch Displacement camera.
All commits build as far as C# goes; verify runs after the second commit.
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Patch Displacement no longer culls layer 9; cloudDensity adds the surface displacement to the patch-only displacement.
GravityFieldParityVerify wiring checks the camera. Neither commit has been built when this is written.
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core-at-roche-and-exaggeration-up: PlanetSettings.CoreRadius and Planet.CoreRadius are
deleted; the well's softened core reads the RocheLimit curve (one curve of mass). The
core < Roche guard cannot fail and is replaced by a Roche-limit-positive-and-finite
check. Settings.asset: CoreRadius removed, HeightExaggeration 10 -> 4.0983607
(10 / (7.32 / 3)). Tests pin the new curves and the peak drawn slope / 2.44x steeper tail.
Not yet built or run at this commit.
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The mirror test compared a normalised reading of two spellings and was beaten twice (a statement before the return, gravityHeight's sum). GravityShader writes the whole file (potential, zero-strength guard, reference term, height sum) from GravityField's constant (TailOffset); GravityShaderTests fails on any difference. GravityShaderMirrorTests deleted. GravityFieldParityVerify opens Main Menu.unity: no ZoneRenderer there, its Fog Surface Displacement camera is the menu's own brush presentation (layers 9 and 10) by spec.
Builds not yet verified on this commit; verified at the final merge.
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GravityShaderMirrorTests compares the expression of GravityField.Potential with gravityPotential in Gravity.cginc.
GravityFieldParityVerify now builds four off-axis bodies (one of mass 0), lowers through three frames with bodies moved
between them, and checks the map screen's gravity camera mask. RTS/Planet.prefab loses the Gravity Well object bound to
the Gravity Field material. Builds: yes (verify passes on Starfire; the new test is unrun until the Yggdrasil job).
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Zone.WellReference owns each body's reference zero (GetHeight uses it). Gravity.cginc mirrors GravityField.Potential;
Brushes/Gravity Field draws depth = -h on layer 9 from a StructuredBuffer that GravityLowering.Lower fills from the
zone each frame; GravityLowering.CreateField makes the one quad. GravityFieldParityVerify renders it and compares every
texel with -Zone.GetHeight (max error 0.0059 u), the gradient with GetForce (0.03 degrees) and the wiring.
Deleted: the Gravity Well children of Planet, Gas Giant, Sun and PlanetOutpost prefabs, Wormhole 1's three gravity
children, their overrides in Main Menu and TestScene, five wormhole/wave materials and two brush shaders,
Planet.GravityWellDepth/Radius, BodyData keys 6-7, PlanetSettings.GravityDepth/GravityRadius (and the Settings.asset
keys). Surface Displacement culls layer 9 only. Headless build and tests not yet run at this commit.
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Both label loops wait on Time.time against the pickup's own persist and fade
durations plus a second, not 1200 frames; Step's guard is a 300 s real-time
budget, not 3000 frames. Batch frames can be far shorter than a game second,
so a frame count could expire before the label faded (follow-up
floating-items-smoke-label-fade-flake). Not yet run in Unity.
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FlowFieldSceneVerify opens ARPG.unity before anything touches the project's types, drives VolumeSampling and Stardust
Start/Update with a zone attached, and asserts no exception or logged error, FLOW_GLOBAL and FLOW_SLOPE enabled,
_FlowAmplitude non-zero, the stardust buffer changing with the flow and freezing with a paused zone, the noise clock,
and CloudShader pass 0 carrying the FLOW_* keywords. FlowFieldParityVerify now binds a ramp height so FLOW_SLOPE and its
pragma matter, and checks the noise follows _NebulaNoiseTime. The mutation harness runs both checks, with six new mutants.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pull-progress input came from FieldTester.PullProgress, so a mutant of that function agreed with itself. The smoke now spells the pull start from Extend and Envelop independently.
Builds; both smokes green; Unity mutant u-f killed.
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PickupTests: TheBeamTakesFromWhicheverBayCanStore is a theory over which bay is full.
CapabilityPresentationSmoke: tracked ship's hull hit is drawn; a beam above the held point stays on the ground plane; a grab at the beam keeps its aim; the other entity's grab reaches its own bound beam and not this one.
FloatingItemsDrawnSmoke: a held item's label comes up; the test scene's stand-in pose equals the zone's held pose.
Zone.HeldPull is the one smoothstep of the held pose; FieldDriver's tendril and FieldTester's stand-in call it (FieldTester.PulledPosition, PullProgress), deleting the two copies.
All commits build (Unity compile and both smokes green).
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- VolumeSampling registers FLOW_GLOBAL / FLOW_SLOPE with GlobalKeyword.Create (the constructor only looks up).
- FlowField.Scroll folds each Tri3D octave's phase modulo 1 in double (float2, [0,1)); Zone.Flow evaluates at Zone.FlowScroll.
- FlowField.Cycle: the nebula's flow cycle and Stardust's particle lifetime phase come from zone time (_FlowCycle, phase uniform), not _Time.y / Time.time.
- FlowFieldParityVerify reaches the keyword-gated flow(), fails on logged errors, tolerance 3e-4; mutants updated.
Not built or run when committed.
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The probe steps a Zone, lowers its flow through VolumeSampling.LowerFlow, dispatches the HLSL
globalFlow and slopeFlow, and compares with FlowField (max error 1.0e-4 of amplitude, tolerance
1e-3). All commits build; the Unity side was verified from this tree.
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IGrabPresenter.Grab(GrabEvent) only; the binder's Transform and velocity resolvers go. TractorBeam
presents a running grab (aims at Started's TargetPosition, emits at Power, dark otherwise). FieldDriver
draws its tendril from GrabEvents alone with a real-time phase clock over each event's PhaseDuration and
writes no transform and destroys nothing; its grab times move to FieldTester, now the scene's stand-in sim
that owns its pickup's timeline and pose. ItemPickup keeps its label lit while held. ImpactPresenterSmoke
becomes CapabilityPresentationSmoke with a grab section; its two untracked-ship expectations follow
DrawsAt since contact-hud. Builds (Unity 6000.3.24f1 batchmode: smoke ok, scene opens, no missing script).
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Builds: Unity batchmode compile green (smoke run unity-smoke5 compiled and passed at this commit).
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ZoneRenderer draws one ItemPickup per FloatingItem (load, ObserveAdd, ObserveRemove, ClearZone); ItemPickup.Bind places it
from the sim body and spins it for show. EntityInstance's drop loops, ShieldManager's pickup branch (the whole
OnCollisionEnter, which did nothing else), ZoneRenderer.DropItem/DestroyLoot/_loot, TractorBeam's pull, and
GameSettings' three loot fields are deleted; WireFloatingItems stripped GridObject from the five pickup prefabs and
reassigned ZoneRenderer's four pickup fields in ARPG.unity; FloatingItemsDrawnSmoke (play session, batchmode) pins the
lowering. GridObject and TimedDestroy were deleted in fa911f2d, so fa911f2d and 2565e2c5 do not build in Unity.
Assets/Resources/Settings.asset keeps three stale serialized GameSettings fields Unity ignores (LFS object, not rewritten).
Builds: Unity batchmode compile green at this commit; dotnet green at 2565e2c5.
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Entities is a MemberView with no mutating member; Admit installs the death watch with the
membership and refuses a member already present, Remove takes it away with the membership.
The Reset and duplicate-Add bypass paths of the death watch cannot be spelled any more.
Tests move to Admit/Remove; Admit also activates, so the explicit Activate calls that followed
a raw Add are dropped. Unity call sites route through Zone.Remove.
Builds: unverified at this commit (verified in the job at the head).
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ImpactPresenter (bound on every EntityInstance by SetEntity through the one CapabilityPresentationBinder) renders
feedback-1's absorbs: Feedback.Cue decides intensity and shake, DrawAhead.Carried the drawn point; a hull absorb
spawns ImpactFeedback's pooled effect under the instance, and a cue with shake raises a Cinemachine impulse.
ShieldManager ripples on a Shield-layer absorb. MainMenu gains a Screen Shake slider that persists on Back.
Editor: WireImpactFeedback (scene wiring, scene diff in the next commit) and ImpactPresenterSmoke.
Unity batchmode compile 0 error CS; ImpactPresenterSmoke exit 0. The scene is not yet wired in this commit.
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Keycaps and the other body-font-based sequences now collapse: 25 failures become 13. The 13 FE0F+ZWJ sequences still show three pieces. Builds.
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Adds tools/emoji/emoji-sequences.txt (2760 fully-qualified multi-code-point sequences from the pinned emoji-test.txt), written by fetch_emoji_font.py and recorded in the lock. Not compiled yet (first Unity pass follows); the asset changes land in a later commit.
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AbsorbEvent gains AbsorbLayer. Entity.Capabilities, four publish sites in ApplyDirectHit and Detonate (each before the damage it reports), Feedback.Cue, DrawAhead.Carried (Impact delegates), PlayerGraphicsSettings.ScreenShake. Not yet built or tested; tests follow in the next commit.
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ShipAuthoringStore.Load/Read return (Hull, Visual, Products); Open homes the third kind;
WriteProduct/DeleteProduct are the only product writers; ValidateProducts and the ship
top-speed rule; compose checks makers, keys and product names; ship-authoring product and
price commands. Unbuilt until the verify job (Python, pin test and docs follow in the next commit).
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EmojiFont.Build leaves TMP's emoji fallback list empty. EmojiCheck fails when that list is non-empty,
when the global fallback lacks Emoji.asset, or when a glyph is served by a font other than Emoji.asset
or the body font; reads the Pirates product names from the shipped catalog; renders the
emoji-test.txt corpus and reports what Twemoji lacks; counts only used atlas pages (TMP doubles the
array capacity, so trailing slots are null by design).
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Assets/Fonts/Emoji/Twemoji.ttf is fetch_emoji_font.py's output for jdecked/twemoji
v17.0.3 (nanoemoji 0.16.0, glyf_colr_0), reproduced bit-identically by two
independent runs on Yggdrasil; the lock pins source and font sha256. EmojiFont.Build
wrote Emoji.asset (dynamic, COLOR, multi-atlas) and TMP Settings' emoji fallback list,
global fallback entry and empty default sprite asset. EmojiCheck.Run: 1425 single
code points and the eight Pirates names render with no missing code point. CC BY 4.0
attribution ships in Assets/Fonts/Emoji/LICENSE.txt. Builds.
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tools/emoji/fetch_emoji_font.py builds Assets/Fonts/Emoji/Twemoji.ttf from the
pinned jdecked/twemoji release with nanoemoji (glyf_colr_0); EmojiFont.Build is
the one writer of Emoji.asset and TMP Settings' emoji routing; EmojiCheck.Run
renders every single-code-point emoji and the Pirates names through TMP. The
generated font, lock and asset land in the next commit.
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It served its single run; Mine.prefab and the scene wiring are committed and reference plain materials only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The first catalog commit left the item shapeless and unsold; this commit's mine-launcher command fixes both. The
catalog blob committed before this one is superseded by the next commit.
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