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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>
12 lines
530 B
C#
12 lines
530 B
C#
using Unity.NetCode;
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namespace ProjectM.Simulation
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{
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/// <summary>
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/// Client -> server one-off request to enter gameplay. On receipt the server adds
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/// NetworkStreamInGame to the connection (enabling snapshot/command flow) and spawns the
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/// client's player ghost. Lives in Simulation so both worlds see the type for RPC source-gen.
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/// </summary>
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public struct GoInGameRequest : IRpcCommand { public byte ClassId; } // Slice 2: per-player class (FrameKind byte; 0 -> server defaults to Bathynaut)
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}
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