Operator delegated the placement call. Applied standard top-down-arena practice
rather than the first-pass ring scatter:
clear core (5u) the landing spot and dash room; props there cramp spawn
and cause dash collisions the player never asked for
band 6-13u solids live in KITING range, which is also roughly where
the diver's travelling light reaches. A prop outside the
lit radius reads as an invisible wall - the worst failure
mode in a dark game, so cover is pulled inward to where
it can be SEEN before it is hit
min spacing 2.6u enforced across clutter AND cover on ONE shared occupancy
list. This is a NAVIGATION guarantee, not an aesthetic:
enemies have no pathfinding, so gaps must stay wider than
a body. Rejection-sampled; a piece that cannot fit is
DROPPED rather than jammed into a gap movers can't pass
explosives >8u a barrel near the landing spot chains into you on spawn
Measured live, all three invariants hold:
17 solids, radius 7.89..12.95, min gap 2.79 (policy >=2.60), 0 explosives <8u
Nav re-validated on a CLEAN run: closest approach 1.40u, two enemies in melee.
Enemies cross the inward cover band and reach the player.
Correction worth recording: three intermediate readings showed "frozen movers"
and were WRONG. Teleporting the player around a long-running Play session
desyncs the predicted character controller and leaves stale AI state - the
server had the player back at (2.5,0) while I was measuring against (0,0), and
an earlier "all four frozen" reading was simply enemies that had converged and
were attacking. Only the clean, unmutated run is valid. Do not mutate server
state and then trust a movement measurement in the same session.
304/304 EditMode green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operator at the A0 gate: "the world is very static." Part of that was a
regression from today's purge, and the audit's own signature pattern for the
third time: the system exists, the authoring is placed, and it silently
produces nothing.
Server/Economy/RoomFieldSystem.cs was deleted with the run/room FSM in
62e48a3b0. That was correct for the FSM, but the system was also the only
consumer of the ClutterFieldSpawner / CoverFieldSpawner / GeyserFieldSpawner
singletons. Those kept baking into Gameplay.unity and nothing read them:
before: Geyser 0 BlightClutter 0 (spawners configured for 14 + 2 + 3)
after: Geyser 2 BlightClutter 17
So the arena lost 14 destructible clutter pieces, 3 cover pieces and 2
periodically erupting geysers — a large share of everything that moved or
could be interacted with.
The old system could not be revived: it keyed every spawn off RunInfo,
RunRuntime, RoomPlan, RunMapMath, RegionMath and RoomTag teardown, all gone.
ArenaFieldSystem is a gym-scoped replacement that seeds ONCE at world start
and never tears down — Phase 1 is "no world, a gym", and everything
room-shaped belongs to the Phase-2 pocket generator, not here.
Contracts carried over deliberately, each load-bearing:
- baked.WithPosition, never FromPosition (FromPosition resets Scale, a GhostField)
- Geyser NextEruptTick born-correct off the live ServerTick via TickUtil.NonZero,
staggered 60 ticks per instance so eruptions desync; 0 stays "not ready"
- a 6 u keep-out ring around the arena origin (the player's landing spot)
- clutter variant 3 = the explosive hazard, 0-2 inert dressing
- a fixed arena seed: a gym wants the same arena every session
Verified live: geysers stamped 306 / 366 (staggered, Scale 1.00 preserved).
Navigation re-validated per the standing rule that adding Environment cover
can freeze movers, since enemies have NO pathfinding. First measurement showed
all four "frozen" — that was my error: they had already converged and were
attacking. Re-tested by moving the player across the arena: all four closed
23.5->20.4, 24.2->21.2, 23.9->20.9, 22.8->19.7 u through the cover field. No
soft-lock.
304/304 EditMode green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operator at the A0 gate: "a little too dark to play, not very readable yet."
Measured rather than guessed, and the diagnosis was NOT "add light":
seabed _BaseColor (0.08,0.12,0.15) — the floor was painted near-black, so it
reflected ~10% of anything and could never read as a surface
fog colour (0.02,0.10,0.12) — distance faded to VOID rather than to murk;
real water scatters, so far things should get lighter and lower-contrast
ColorAdjustments contrast +10 on top of ACES — the low end was crushed twice
Vignette 0.28 — ate the periphery, which is where threats arrive from
Murk pass (operator picked "murk + closer camera"):
BaseFogColor/ExpeditionFogColor -> (0.06,0.20,0.25) [WorldAtmosphereConfig
drives RenderSettings every frame, so the CONFIG is the real knob]
M_Staging_Seabed albedo -> (0.18,0.26,0.30)
contrast 10 -> 4, vignette 0.28 -> 0.16
camera Distance 17 -> 14
That fixed the void but INVERTED figure-ground, which the numbers caught:
player 0.144 | rock 0.269 | flora 0.258 | warm haze 0.368
The protagonist was the second-darkest thing on screen. The shoulder lamp is a
forward-facing spot tilted 26 deg down — it lights the seabed ahead and never
its own wearer — so the diver had no personal light at all. Raising KeyWarm
would have lifted the scenery by the same amount and left the ratio unchanged;
only a light that TRAVELS with the diver changes it. Added ~SuitGlow: a warm,
steady point light at torso height (FeelConfig.SuitGlowIntensity 5 /
SuitGlowRange 4.5, live-tunable, 0 = off). "Light is territory", made literal.
player 0.144 -> 0.320, now above rock 0.282 and flora 0.250
figure-to-murk contrast 1.32x -> 2.94x, with scene brightness unchanged
304/304 EditMode green. Awaiting the operator's eyes on the result.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Self-inflicted, found by the operator the moment they pressed Play: "the camera
is so far zoomed in and shaking".
StagingAmbiance rides Env_SeabedKit.prefab, which Game.unity instantiates as
well as ArtStaging — a placement that predates this session and was harmless
while the component only pulsed flora. The camera lissajous drift added in
b407f7cd6 then wrote _cam.position every LateUpdate against
PrototypeCameraRig's follow, pinning the camera to the authored _camBase
(0, 1, -10) while the rig lerped toward its desired (2.50, 16.72, -9.01).
Measured before: camera y oscillating 1.157 <-> 13.559, max 7.43 units per tick.
Measured after: y settles 16.658..16.709 (target 16.72), span 0.051, max step
0.004 — a ~1800x reduction in per-tick jitter.
Gate on the presence of PrototypeCameraRig, not on a scene name (scene-name
checks are banned by CLAUDE.md). Verified both directions: ArtStaging has no rig
so its drift still runs; Game.unity has one so the drift is correctly inert.
Note for next time: two `refresh_unity scope=scripts` calls reported
compile_requested=false and the editor kept running the STALE assembly, so the
first verification pass showed the guard "not working" when it simply was not
loaded. scope=all mode=force was required. Confirm a behavioural fix by probing
runtime state (_cam == null), not by re-reading the source.
304/304 EditMode green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found by running the A0 style-proof against the SHIPPING scene instead of
ArtStaging (which judges static glTF bakes on an import shader, with zero
SkinnedMeshRenderers and no Animator — it cannot answer "does the game look
like this").
Player-facing bugs fixed:
- AC_PlayerTopDown/AC_EnemyTopDown "Death" had ZERO outgoing transitions.
Any State enters on IsDead and nothing ever leaves. The player ghost is a
persistent entity, so its Rukhanka animator never resets: once you died you
rendered sprawled on the seabed permanently — sim fully respawned, moving and
fighting, visually a corpse. Added Death -> Idle on (IsDead == false).
- AmbientMotionSystem drift was still the deleted biome system: key 0 =
"meadow", MeadowMoteColor (0.62, 0.85, 0.60) = GREEN motes, 600 of them in a
36x7x24 box following the camera — the most off-palette thing in the frame.
Its x>500 region probe pointed at space now holding zero renderers. Collapsed
to one cold marine particulate; dropped the 4 dead mote colours + AridWind.
- FeedbackFx.MakeParticleMaterial built Sprites/Default with NO texture, so
every procedural particle rendered as a hard SQUARE. Added a procedural soft
dot (no Resources.Load — build-stripped; asset-free presentation is the rule).
- Game.unity carried a stock Unity "Directional Light" (warm-WHITE, 1.05, Soft)
outranking KeyWarm as a second competing shadow caster, plus 6 orphaned
LandmarkLights — four at x=1030/1530 lighting a kilometre of empty water, two
with no renderer within 12u, two of them purple. All 7 deleted. Added RimCold
for silhouette separation; key:fill set to the tuned 3.9:1; WarmPool -> Soft.
ArtStaging (kept as a lighting lab): KeyWarm 0.15 -> 0.85 — it was the only
shadow-caster yet sat BELOW GloamFill 0.22, which destroys form by definition
and is what read as "flat". StagingAmbiance was attached to nothing and its
flora wiring searched for a Game.unity parent, which is what read as "static";
it also force-played the combat one-shot pool, now restricted to looping
emitters. Flicker raised to a measured x2.11 cold swing vs x1.03 warm.
304/304 EditMode green; death-recovery, palette and particulate all verified
live in Game.unity Play.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
M8 — ProjectM/EmissiveGloam had no DOTS instancing but is bound to
M_Drowner_EyeGlow on EnemyDrowner.prefab, a baked GHOST prefab that
Entities Graphics renders through BatchRendererGroup. Its skinned sibling
has carried the pragmas since 07-16; this one was simply missed, and murk
hides the symptom (CLAUDE.md: "a dark-lit screenshot MASKS material
bugs"). Added #pragma target 4.5 + multi_compile DOTS_INSTANCING_ON +
UNITY_SETUP_INSTANCE_ID, and a DepthOnly pass so the glows stop being
absent from the URP depth texture (soft particles / SSAO / DoF punch
straight through them otherwise). Verified: shader compiles, isSupported,
2 passes, 0 messages.
M7 — EnemyRigTools was dead at EVERY entry point. All eight hard-coded
prefab paths were deleted by DR-051, and the template check ran BEFORE
the idempotent in-place branch, so even re-running a builder on an
existing prefab failed. The three shipping skinned creatures were
unreproducible. Now the template only matters when there is no output to
edit in place, and a new creature templates off the shipping EnemyDrowner
ghost (GhostTemplate) instead of the deleted Enemy.prefab. Retired the
four menu items that drove the deleted Werewolf/Kaiju/Charger bestiary
rather than leave them advertising entry points that cannot work.
Deleted 19 materials with zero references from any scene, prefab,
ScriptableObject, script or settings asset — verified three ways, not
from the audit's list. Kept everything with a live reference, including
several the audit's asset-only scan called dead but which code loads by
path (M_Skinned_Palette, PixelOutline, M_Env_Fallback).
NOT fixed here, deliberately: MakeMat still points each creature at a
per-PACK Synty atlas rather than the shared palette. That is a visual
decision about the shipping Drowner/Grindylow, not a mechanical fix — the
doc-vs-reality gap gets reconciled in Art_Direction_Lantern instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
M1 — two systems timed INTERPOLATED ghosts against the PREDICTED tick,
the exact hazard CLAUDE.md documents and the one that is invisible on
loopback:
- EnemyDangerTelegraphSystem timed the red danger cone off nt.ServerTick,
so over a real connection the dodge tell finished ~RTT/2 + interp
buffer EARLY. The cue lied.
- PlayerAnimationDriveSystem fed the same predicted tick to RemoteDriveJob
([WithDisabled(GhostOwnerIsLocal)] — i.e. interpolated teammates), so a
teammate's swing animation desynced from their damage.
Both now use the ZoneTelegraphSystem idiom. The LOCAL drive job keeps
ServerTick: the owning player really is predicted.
M12 — the RPC leak I reproduced live during the audit. Every receiver in
this project gates on RequireForUpdate over a scene-baked singleton; in a
scene without it the receiver never runs and the request entity is never
destroyed. Netcode's WarnAboutStaleRpcSystem Consume()s but never
destroys, and is compiled out of player builds — so these accumulated
silently, and worst in a shipped build.
New StaleRpcReaperSystem (server, OrderLast, no RequireForUpdate) destroys
any unconsumed request that outlived its receiving frame. Consumed
requests are left to their owner. Verified live: a planted unconsumed
request is gone within a few frames. Three regression tests pin both
halves of the contract.
Also: HealthApplyDamageSystem and ProjectileDamageSystem now filter
.WithAll<Simulate>(). They are ServerSimulation-only so it was not a bug,
but the audit's "all predicted systems filter Simulate" reassurance was
false until now — the rule is unconditional again.
The five undisposed Allocator.Temp ECBs the audit flagged all lived in
systems the purge deleted; none remain.
298/298 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
H2 was the audit's sharpest finding: in Game.unity every player spawned
with four ability sockets pointing at SparkIds the baked AbilityDatabase
did not contain, so all four resolved to Damage=0 Range=0 Cooldown=0.
Melee and dash were the only working combat verbs in the built game.
Cause: the 5 LANTERN Sparks were added to GymSub.unity and never to
Gameplay.unity.
- Gameplay.unity's AbilityDatabaseAuthoring now carries all 9 defs (the
4 legacy ids keep their numbers; Sparks are 5-9) with their effect
prefabs. Live-verified in Play: sockets now read
Vortex 8dmg/6range/420cd, Blink 20range/1cd, Hook & Pull
15dmg/25range/120cd, Light Zone 6dmg/5range/480cd.
- Removed 6 orphaned authoring GameObjects the purge left behind in the
subscene (StorageSpawner, StructureCatalog, ItemDatabase,
SpitterProjectileConfig, BoonCatalog, MetaCatalog) and the RoomDressing
object in Game.unity — the latter is what scattered 47 Synty desert
props into the seabed murk.
- Deleted 4 now-unreferenced prefabs: EnemySpit, Pylon, Storage, Wall.
- Frame rename (M4): FrameKind.Warrior/Ranger -> Bathynaut/Harpooner,
93 identifier sites. Byte values pinned (2/3), so no ghost-hash or save
impact. The menu said "Warrior"/"Ranger" to players three weeks after
the frames were renamed in design.
- Menu now reads LANTERN / "Light is territory — co-op descent" instead
of "PROJECT M" / "Frontier colony — co-op" (the Awakening-Engine
tagline, two directions stale).
- Removed the "Replay Tutorial" button and the Settings ONBOARDING
section: both drove coach-marks DR-051 deleted. The settings fields
still round-trip so existing settings files load unchanged.
All four project scenes + all prefabs verified free of missing scripts.
Server measured at 59.6 ticks/s against a 60 Hz target. 295/295 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2026-08-06 audit found the shipping scene was still the abandoned
co-op-Hades game with LANTERN combat bolted on, and that a third of the
codebase was live code for a direction abandoned on 2026-07-13. Operator
chose deletion over freezing: "everything is saved in source control if
needed. I want the project to be clean."
DELETED (~140 source files, Scripts 335->231, Tests 77->43):
- Enemy variants + boss (H3). ChargerAuthoring / SpitterAuthoring /
SwarmerAuthoring were attached to ZERO prefabs, so LungeState /
SpitterState / SwarmerTag were never baked: ~272 lines of Bursted AI
passes, BossAISystem (261 lines) and the whole MixBands escalation
curve could not match a single chunk at runtime, while 734 lines of
green tests certified them. Both shipping enemy prefabs were already
byte-identical in stats.
- Run/room lifecycle: RunDirector FSM, RunInfo/RunMap/RoomPlan/RoomTag,
route select, portal interact, ready-check, room field/teardown.
- Meta shop, prep loadout, boons (incl. KillRewardSystem and
DashTrailDamageSystem, which existed only to serve boon flags).
- Build palette + structures, shared storage, inventory/equipment
(already recorded PAUSED in CLAUDE.md).
- The HUD panels driving all of the above (HudSystem 1168 -> 610).
KEPT deliberately: BaseGridMath + BaseAnchor (8 systems use PlotCenter
for spawn rings, respawn and dynamic light), the resource ledger +
StorageMath, the save system, region/relevancy. Three of these were in
the delete set until I checked their consumers — worth remembering that
the file-level manifest was wrong about them.
Also folds in audit finding M5: PlayerClass was a second, server-only
copy of the byte FrameId already replicates. It existed for the meta
shop; with that gone, FrameId is the single frame identity.
Harvest is now single-sink (ledger). HarvestMath keeps its shape so
LANTERN's carried-vs-banked cargo split lands in one place, not two.
295/295 EditMode green, zero compile errors. Subscene re-bake and Play
validation follow in the next commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Silhouette: broadened the armour's shoulder pads (inflate Shoulder_L/R-weighted pad caps about the
shoulder joint, smooth falloff, arms untouched) + beefed the boots -> Silhouette_Armour.asset (built
idempotently from the stock Synty armour). Bind pose is a T-pose, so broadening is by BONE WEIGHT, not
raw X (a naive |X| threshold would grab the outstretched arms).
Drift fix: baked the correct assignments into the tools so a re-run no longer reverts them -
BuildBathynautPlayer now does the brass/undersuit split + swaps the armour to Silhouette_Armour;
AttachBathynautKit assigns gunmetal tanks / warm beacon / Mark-V brass-gunmetal-glass (3 submeshes).
Full rebuild chain re-run clean + verified live: identical correct diver, reproducible.
(replace_method stripped the [MenuItem] attrs -> re-added; see the swallow-adjacent-line gotcha.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Camera: runtime POV switcher (StagingCameraSwitcher; V/]/[ cycle, 1-4 jump) with POV_1_Game matching
the in-game rig (Pitch45/Dist13/FOV55) as the default + hero/front/close-up; deep-water SolidColor
clear kills the no-skybox corner bleed at the wide game framing.
Character (the 'reads like a lamp' fix, operator-directed): darkened the helmet to dark gunmetal with
a dim lit porthole and moved the warm beacon to the shoulder lamp (light is carried, not the head);
color-blocked the body into a brass-and-teal deep-sea-diver palette (brass armour / dark-teal
undersuit / dark-metal kit) for value contrast + identity at game scale; bulked the back tank-rig
silhouette. Master .blend keeps rig+pose+materials re-editable; posed static GLB reimported into the
connected prefab instance with instance material overrides reset to the GLB's diver materials.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes the empty-bar leak into ArtStaging / menu / pre-connect: AbilityBarSystem.OnUpdate
early-returns when there is no valid NetworkTime, so the 'hide when no local player' line never
ran. Root now DisplayStyle.None at build, flips to Flex only when the local player is found —
also kills any pre-connect flash in gameplay.
Netcode accumulates InputEvent counts on the wire; only the decoded component is delta-corrected.
AbilityFireSystem's windup resolve gated on raw IsSet, so after the first press every socket
re-fired the instant its cooldown reopened (live repro: recasts at exactly t3933/t4353 with zero
input). Gate is now a count-STEP vs the previous tick's command; missing prior command = no-fire.
Also lands the G6 ConeContactPending schedule machinery + the cone test fixture (wire-true
monotonic counts) + regression Cast_Never_Refires_When_The_Cooldown_Reopens. 430/430; live proof:
one tap -> one cast -> silence across 2+ reopens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SwordCombat React (1.4x, 0.3s pulse) + Stagger (1.2x, 0.55s) as Any-State
states on AC_EnemyTopDown via EnemyRigTools.WireEnemyHitReacts; driven by
EnemyAnimationDriveSystem's cache (now Pos/Hp/ReactUntil/Heavy) off
replicated Health drops. Windup-honesty gate: light reacts require
!IsAttacking (a sub-poise hit never visually cancels a live windup);
the heavy tier tracks the server's B2 poise break (stagger threshold 50
= finisher staggers, light flinches at the locked tuning). Knobs:
HitReactSeconds (0=off) / HitStaggerSeconds / HitReactStaggerDamage.
Replaces the review-cut positional vibrate (Rukhanka inverse-fold no-op).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WeaponGripAnchor under Hand_R in Player.prefab carries the actual axe
mesh as an EditorOnly preview (baker skips it; play-verified single axe)
so grip manipulation is the real model live in the prefab stage;
AttachMeleeWeapon reads the anchor (consts = seed/fallback). Includes
the operator's first gizmo-tuned grip (rebaked mesh matches expected
radius exactly). PlayerRigTools also carries the heavy-lock clip
re-speeds (1.0/0.85/0.88) consumed by the next commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GymSub bakes no WaveDirector (why sandbox enemies never spawned); the
sandbox's combat target is now a TargetDummyTag'd enemy ghost all five
EnemyAISystem passes exclude (planted; knockback stamps inert), spawned
at player+3m with 400 HP by an editor-only scene-gated server system,
dying through the normal Dying path and respawning 1.5s after the corpse.
EnemyTag-reuse audited: sandbox-only by design (cleared-checks would
count it elsewhere).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New PlayerRigTools.BuildBathynautPlayer (menu: ProjectM/Animation) - forks the
proven EnemyRigTools recipe: strips the Synty-soldier skeleton+SMRs from
Player.prefab IN PLACE (GUID preserved; ghost/authoring/CC/Animator/
RigDefinitionAuthoring untouched), flattens the SpaceSoldier_HelmetArmor suit
body under the root, keeps the -0.90 feet offset, re-slots
M_SuitFrame_Bathynaut_Animated on every SMR, adopts the shared CharactersAvatar
(AC_PlayerTopDown muscle clips retarget). 17 inactive Synty variant SMRs stripped.
Both frames share this visual until per-frame models land; the brass-dome/tank
kitbash attachments are a follow-up /art-dev export.
Play-verified in DevSandbox: suit renders + idles correctly under the LANTERN
murk, Rukhanka rig baked with all 9 drive params, dev overlay alive in the
renamed scene, no console errors.
=> Movement/animation tuning is now UNBLOCKED (the operator's next priority).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- PostFX_Lantern.asset: the ONE shared grade (ACES, bloom 0.6 cool-tinted for the
HDR gloam, vignette 0.28, faint teal filter) applied to Game, DevSandbox, and
ArtStaging; PostFX_DarkSciFi / PostFX_Daylight / Sky_DaytimeProcedural deleted.
- Env_SeabedKit.prefab: ArtStaging's environment (seabed, flora, rocks, marine
snow, caustics, warm pool, gloam fill, key light, StagingAmbiance animator)
prefab-ized and placed in Game + DevSandbox; ArtStaging connected to it.
- Scene surgery: old DevSandbox.unity deleted; Gym.unity RENAMED DevSandbox.unity
(GUID preserved -> GymSub wiring + the F1/F2 dev scripts that gate on the
'DevSandbox' name come back to life). SyntyWorld root deleted from DevSandbox;
BaseBiome/ExpeditionBiome/Slot1 deleted from Game.
- RenderSettings unified: no skybox, Exp2 teal fog {0.02,0.10,0.12} @ 0.035, flat
near-black ambient {0.03,0.055,0.08}; camera clearFlags -> solid deep-water.
- ScenePolicy.IsGameplayScene() replaces the six scene.name=="Game" string gates
(Game + DevSandbox share the dynamic look; menu/ArtStaging untouched).
- WorldAtmosphereSystem rewritten as water-column murk (LANTERN defaults; biome
variants re-meant to kelp/trench/gloam-bloom; Ground_Arid tint block deleted).
390 green; Play-verified in Game: murk values live, warm-vs-cold reads, no errors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Enum renamed in StatIds.cs (byte values unchanged - serialized definitions/saves
never re-mean); all call sites + doc mentions swept (ClassTraits, PlayerAuthoring,
CharacterStatsDefinition field type, menu/UI, tests). CharacterStatsDefinition SO
CLASS name kept (asset-binding risk; deferred per plan). 390 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Deletes the M7 production systems, automation components/math, authoring, 3
machine prefabs, and 6 test files (-43 tests, 459 green). Trims the automation
paths out of BaseRestoreSystem/SaveStructureScan/BuildPlaceSystem/BuildSendSystem/
HudSystem/HudTheme/StructureCatalogAuthoring/Tuning. RuntimePlacedTag (save
marker, a keeper) re-homed into StructureComponents.cs. StructureType byte codes
stay reserved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per connection, marks every ENEMY ghost OUTSIDE the player's lamp radius
IRRELEVANT (monsters in the dark aren't replicated — the gamma test). Modelled
on the proven RegionRelevancySystem: SetIsIrrelevant so players/global ghosts
stay relevant for free. Shared-set discipline — RegionRelevancySystem is the SOLE
clearer (runs every tick); LightRelevancySystem is [UpdateAfter] it and only ADDs
light hides via TryAdd (no clear; defensive against a region+light overlap dup).
Gated on GymTag (LANTERN-only; legacy region relevancy untouched). Pure decision
in LightRelevancyMath (+3 EditMode tests, 500 green). Per-player dim/bright
(variable radius) + the L3 gamma-test verification are follow-ups; the ★adversarial
netcode review is recommended before this ships.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
FrameId (replicated frame/class signal) now WRITTEN server-side at spawn for all
players; the two class-HUD readers (ClassPrepPortal, MetaShop) read FrameId (with
an AbilityRef fallback for pre-FrameId players) instead of ClassForAbility. The
gym seeds a PER-FRAME default Spark loadout via ClassTraits.FrameLoadout —
Harpooner (Ranger slot): reel/mobility/skillshots; Bathynaut (Warrior slot):
pull-in/dash/zone-control. FrameId uses ecb.AddComponent (baked on the real
player; absent on the minimal MetaSeeding test prefab). 497 EditMode green.
Deferred to a focused pass (risky wholesale refactor, "still works" via the
transition): full removal of legacy AbilityRef/AbilityCooldown/EffectiveAbility
Stats (woven through equip/class/meta/StatRecompute + tests) and the CharacterId
Bathynaut/Harpooner rename.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
AbilityDefBlob/AbilityDefinition gain WindupTicks. AbilityFireSystem's socket
loop resolves each socket at the historical command (serverTick - WindupTicks)
via GetDataAtTick — a pure fn of replicated data on both worlds (Build Spec §4/
DB-6: no local fireAtTick that would diverge under reprediction; fireCount from
that command, spawn uses the current tick's aim/pos; history gap = no-fire).
WindupTicks set on the 4 non-Blink Sparks (Blink is movement, resolved by
BlinkSystem). 497 EditMode green (no regression). Client telegraph VFX + the
reprediction L3 test are operator-eyes / netcode-world follow-ups.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
GymTag + GymEnemyRoster (+ GymRosterAuthoring) bake the gym singletons. New
DebugOp.SpawnEnemy (client SpawnEnemy wrapper + server receive case) spawns a
chosen enemy KIND (Drowner/Grindylow) from the baked roster near the sender —
replacing the wave-roster hack per the roadmap's Enemy-test GYM direction.
GoInGameServerSystem takes a GymTag branch: bypass the meta-catalog spawn guard
(a fresh gym has no CycleDirector) + seed a default Spark loadout on keys 1-4.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Aoe/Hitscan archetype dispatch in AbilityFireSystem (both-worlds cooldown;
server-only ecb.Instantiate — the client-never-instantiates invariant; ZoneEffect
vs DecoyTag chosen by prefab membership). Harpooner REEL as a homing state
(ReelState + ReelSystem re-aim the hit Husk's KnockbackState toward the caster's
live position each tick; EnemyAISystem stays sole Position writer), stamped by
ProjectileDamageSystem on a Reel-flag hit. ZonePulseSystem (enemy-only periodic
AoE, caster attribution, no friendly fire, Vortex pull, born-0 lazy-stamp).
Decoy aggro in EnemyAISystem + DecoySystem despawn. AbilityDefBlob gains
EffectFlags (Reel) + DurationTicks. +3 ZonePulseSystem EditMode tests (497 green).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EnemyRigTools.BuildDrowner (menu ProjectM/Animation) — SciFiSpace Crew_Male
body (same rig/atlas/avatar as the player) through the proven DR-023 path:
EnemyDrowner.prefab = ownerless interpolated ghost + AnimatedLitShader
(Skinned-Palette) gloam material + AC_EnemyTopDown + RigDefinitionAuthoring.
Structurally identical to the shipping werewolf/charger enemies -> animates
in-game via the same EG/Rukhanka path. (Renders only in the baked ECS world,
not a plain scene; ArtStaging keeps the static bake for art review.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Beacon left unmodulated (steady=true light); cold flora gutter on Perlin flicker
(flicker=false light) so the warm/cold read survives with hue removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Light-only ambiance animator (caustics spin, beacon flicker, bioluminescent
pulse); self-wires by name; no material writes so nothing persists on Play exit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per Phase1_Combat_Gym_Build_Spec §6 (the Blink Spark = a second, socketed dash):
- AbilityArchetype += Movement (falls through AbilityFireSystem; a sibling system drives it).
- AbilityId += the 5 Phase-1 Sparks (DecoyWisp/HookPull/Vortex/Blink/LightZone).
- BlinkState: predicted, non-replicated blink window (DashState sibling).
- BlinkSystem: velocity blink (never a LocalTransform write), triggered by the Movement-
archetype socket, dash-wins precedence ([UpdateAfter(DashSystem)]), sole writer of its
socket's SocketCooldown row; reads socket loadout/cooldown by entity via lookups (query at 6
args, under the 7-cap). Baked BlinkState on the player.
L1 clean; L2 494/494. Dead until a Blink Spark def is socketed (ability-database SO = next).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
DebugInputInjectionSystem (#if UNITY_EDITOR) gains FireSocket(i, frames) + per-socket hold
frames + the OnUpdate socket-event sets, mirroring the legacy Fire injection. Drives the real
gather->command->prediction->AbilityFireSystem path per socket for headless validation.
Used to validate group-A live (instant-play ServerWorld+ClientWorld): socket 0&1 = a projectile
Spark, injected same-frame -> maxSrvProj=2, maxCliProj=2 (server==client parity),
distinctSpawnIds=2 with distinctSocketBits=2 (the SpawnId desync fix confirmed LIVE), both
per-socket cooldowns advanced. Netcode half of the group-A gate: PASS.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per Phase1_Combat_Gym_Build_Spec §8 (the "KEEP as-is" feel layer was really a migration):
- PlayerAnimationDriveSystem: both jobs (Local/Remote) now read SocketCooldown +
DynamicBuffer<AbilitySocket>/<EffectiveSocketStats> instead of the single AbilityCooldown/
AbilityRef/EffectiveAbilityStats; shared SocketFireAndCone helper (any-socket-firing model:
IsFiring if any socketed Spark's per-socket cooldown window is mid-fire; IsCone if any such
is Cone).
- CombatFeedbackSystem: the muzzle-flash + cone-cue blocks unified into one per-socket
fire-edge loop over SocketCooldown (per-socket uint cache); non-Cone -> muzzle flash,
Cone -> the aimed slash-arc cue. Dropped the now-dead single-cooldown latches.
L1 clean; L2 494/494 (no regression).
Deferred to the AbilityRef-removal cleanup (surfaced, NOT silent): the FrameId server-writer +
the 2 class-HUD re-points (ClassPrepPortalHudSystem/MetaShopHudSystem) + HudSystem's ability
bar. Rationale: AbilityRef is still baked + set (EquipSystem/ClassSwapUtil), so ClassForAbility
remains a valid class signal through the transition; FrameId is baked ready. No feel regression.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per Phase1_Combat_Gym_Build_Spec §7 (additive; legacy single EffectiveAbilityStats + its
fold stay until steps 2/2.5 migrate readers, then retired):
- EffectiveSocketStats: 4-wide derived (non-replicated) per-socket effective-stats buffer.
- PlayerAuthoring bakes it (4 rows).
- StatRecomputeSystem: a SECOND fold loop (separate query, under the 7-arg cap) folds each
socket's SparkId blob base with the SHARED StatModifier band (uniform; per-Spark warping =
Phase 4) into EffectiveSocketStats[i]; empty socket (SparkId 0) -> zeroed default.
Fixed CS1654 by writing through a mutable local copy of the buffer handle.
L1 clean; L2 489/489 (new SocketFold_Folds_Per_Socket_With_Uniform_Band).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Additive socket data model per Phase1_Combat_Gym_Build_Spec §3 (no behaviour; legacy
AbilityRef/AbilityCooldown left intact for the step-2 migration):
- AbilitySocket: cold per-socket loadout buffer (EquipmentSlot-modelled, [GhostField] byte
SparkId, SendToOwnerType.All, 4 rows baked empty).
- SocketCooldown: hot owner-predicted per-socket cooldown (4x [GhostField] uint + Burst-safe
switch indexer; SendToOwnerType.All for remote ability-feel parity with AbilityCooldown).
- FrameId: replicated [GhostField] byte frame/class signal (SendToOwner; the class source the
socket model needs since no single ability id maps 1:1 to a class).
Baked onto the player ghost in PlayerAuthoring. L1 clean compile + domain reload.
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Client-only, procedural, zero netcode — a sibling of AmbientMotionSystem,
biome-keyed + camera-following. Three cosmetic beats: fleeing critters (ground
bugs + a few birds that dart out of the flee radius = the scatter beat,
biome-tinted, recycled at the ring edge), drifting cloud-shadow discs, and
Blight-room-only double-blink directional lightning flash + delayed thunder
(dedicated flash light -> no RenderSettings fight with WorldAtmosphereSystem).
Reuses the FeedbackFx disc/scorch primitives + procedural SFX. Live knobs in
AmbientLifeConfig. 474/474 EditMode; live-verified at base (flee confirmed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review-first netcode slice (design review wf_900e9965-8f0 -> 11 folded;
post-impl wf_5c8299f8-299 clean). A PERMANENT periodic telegraphed AoE in
Blight-biome rooms only; one new [GhostField] uint NextEruptTick.
- Geyser component + GeyserEruptSystem (server): inverted invalid-tick guard
(a baked-0 tick must NEVER erupt -> lazy-stamps born-correct instead of the
party-wiping per-tick barrage), inline both-sides gather (SourceNetworkId=-1),
reschedule = now + period (never +=), never destroyed.
- GeyserTelegraphSystem (client): absolute-tick growing warning disc +
erupt burst on the >0->=<0 crossing, latched per NextEruptTick + arm-guard
(never edge-detects the replicated field -> no phantom on 0->stamp /
relevancy re-entry). Reuses ScorchDecalSystem + DynamicLightSystem.
- Seeded in RoomFieldSystem (Blight-gated on plan.Biome, born-correct staggered
stamp from live ServerTick), GeyserFieldSpawner + authoring wired into the
Gameplay subscene. Geyser.prefab duplicated from ResourceNode (no collider).
- BuildDisc promoted to FeedbackFx (shared with the barrel fuse ring).
- 474/474 EditMode incl. the unstamped-storm regression; live no-storm end-to-end.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All procedural, client-only, observe-only in PresentationSystemGroup, zero
netcode surface (read existing replicated state). Shared FeedbackFx decal
primitives (scorch blob + crack star meshes + transparent decal material).
ScorchDecalSystem: static RequestScorch queue -> pooled fading discs
(mirrors DynamicLightSystem), wired from the barrel boom, reusable by the
geyser. CoverDamageSystem: crack accretion keyed on BlightClutter.Remaining
(Variant 4) + proximity-gated shatter-scorch. RoomDressingSystem: persistent
arena scars on a distinct hash sub-stream, torn down with dressing. Knobs in
DecalConfig. Cover cracks use decals (not URPMaterialPropertyBaseColor) because
the Synty prop shader is not Hybrid-Per-Instance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operator: base flora too dense + "the waving/shader doesn't look great".
Diagnosis: EVERY Synty flora prop (both biomes) uses the Synty/Foliage
VERTEX-wind shader — the transform root-tilt sway has been double-animating
all flora since 1.5, and ground-flush carpet props (Flowers_Flat,
Grass_*_Plane) visibly lift their edges when tilted.
- AmbientMotionConfig.SwayEnabled -> false (code default + the serialized
scene value): idle motion = the authored per-vertex shader wind (tips bend,
bases planted). Knob kept for A/B; walk-through RUSTLE stays as the
reactive layer the shader can't provide.
- AmbientMotionSystem: flat carpet props excluded from the flora cache
entirely — no tilt even from rustle.
- Flower density thinned deterministically: Flowers_Flat keep 40%,
Wildflowers/Sunflowers keep 50%, center (r<13) thinned harder (x0.6) —
17/38 drifts off; play/build area reads clear, flowers become ring accents.
Console clean; sway/rustle knobs remain live-tunable in the scene.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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