fix(client): cutaway cuts the camera-character sightline corridor, not a proximity dome (T-1088)
Live-session finding: the half-disc cut bit nearby side walls while leaving the wall actually occluding the character at full height, with dome-contour scallops across the two-row walls. Rewritten as a sightline corridor: walls within CUT_CORRIDOR_HALF_W of the character's x, camera-side, out to a pitch-derived reach (WALL_H / tan(pitch) — how far a wall can still occlude in ortho; ~4.3 m at -30, breathes with the T-cycle tilt) drop to the stub. FollowCamera3D exposes pitch_deg(); reach clamped 0.5-16 m. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Scoping call (user + lead agreement, 2026-07-06): wall cutaway is CLIENT-SIDE presentation, decoupled from fog-of-perception. Rationale: two occlusion systems with different subjects — perception/fog governs what the CHARACTER knows (server-enforced info boundary; client only receives observer-filtered geometry), cutaway governs what the PLAYER''S CAMERA sees (pure render mode on wall data the client already holds). They compose: cutaway cuts render height; fog overlay still gates what is visible behind. Walls remain first-class client data objects (future destruction/explosion interactions), cutaway is a render mode on them like tint/LOD. Nuance parked for Phase 5 proper: destroyed-while-unobserved walls should render in remembered state (fog-memory applied to geometry). If this holds through implementation, mint a D-record (perception domain) when the sidequest lands.
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Animation supply resolved (2026-07-06): user purchased UAL1[Source+Pro] (120 clips, identical lists) + UAL2[Source] (134 clips), unzipped in docs/assets/downloads/. Gains: Turn90_L/R + Turn180_L/R (turn-in-place), Sprint_Enter/Exit + Crouch_Enter/Exit (stance transitions), full 8-direction Walk/Jog/Crouch sets incl. diagonals, Counter_Idle + talking/phone/sitting idles (life-sim verbs), plus _RM root-motion variants (unused — in-place is correct for server-authoritative interpolation). Still absent everywhere: walk start/stop + stairs — the only remaining custom clips. Integration is NOT a drop-in swap: upstream renamed clips (Walk_Loop -> Walk_Fwd_Loop etc.), so wire via the design''s recorded plan — explicit library names + lib/Clip addressing + gait-table update. NOTE for facing design: the 8-dir walk sets unlock Q-084''s parked walk-vs-aim split (direction-matched clips relative to facing) — revisit during the S9 tuning session.', NULL, '2026-07-06 11:17:25', '2026-07-06 11:17:25.652', '2026-07-06 11:17:25.652', NULL, '5c337857bf33c1a3bbb2bd33152e955e', 2) ON CONFLICT(hash) DO NOTHING;
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INSERT INTO ticket_history (ticket_record_id, field, old_value, new_value, changed_by, changed_at, created_at, updated_at, deleted_at, hash, canonical_version) VALUES ('06FKCPBF41RWK9PW9M22Q7961C', 'description', 'Fable-5-window sidequest workstream 2 (user directive 2026-07-06, extends T-1088 scope family): build the clothing ENGINE and a basic set now, park variety for later. Target bar: RimWorld''s original apparel breadth — varied enough to not feel limiting. Goal experience: being able to pick and SHOP for clothes — colorize + slap logos on casualwear. Basic set: t-shirt (logo-capable), hoodie (logo-capable), button-down shirt, shorts, jeans, formal pants, jacket, colorable uniform, black suit (moved up so officials are includable). Skipped by explicit call: capes, dresses/skirts (parked — difficulty tier). Engine deliverables: (1) multi-region tint masks — requires Quaternius Source tier files (USD5 Patreon month, one-time download, CC0 retained — user purchase action); (2) logo decal region on garment chest UV — flat 2D artwork per D-244, diegetic hook into economy generated brands (wiki/economics/corporations/generated_brands.toml) for brand-logo shirts; (3) manifest + CharacterVisualDescriptor category coverage (slots/tints already generic); (4) batch-fit each authored garment to all 11 body types via the validated Sprint-28 Blender Surface Deform pipeline (tooling/blender_*.py). Authoring routes per garment TBD by feasibility pass: derive from owned Fantasy pack meshes (62 parts, e.g. tunic->tshirt sleeve cut, pants->shorts hem cut) vs hand-author low-poly on the 65-bone rig (Garment Tool). Related: T-1088 locomotion sandbox doubles as the garment-under-animation QA rig (cycle outfits through Walk/Sprint/Crouch_Fwd).
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Correction (2026-07-06): Source tier is PARTIALLY owned already — docs/assets/downloads/ (gitignored vendor archives, present in both checkouts) holds Universal Base Characters[Source] (630MB: full .blend files for all 6 base bodies incl. FullBody + OnlyHead variants, hairstyle .blends origin-at-0 + rigged-to-head-bone, texture masters, Godot engine project) plus UBC[Standard], UAL 1+2[Standard], Modular Character Outfits Fantasy[Standard]. NOT owned: Fantasy Outfits[Source] — the garment recolor masks + named vertex groups. Consequence: authoring NEW garments is fully unblocked (author against source body .blends, create our own tint masks/vertex groups — no purchase needed); only pack-DERIVED garments'' clean masks would want one more USD5 Patreon month, decision deferred until the feasibility route table says how much derivation we actually use.
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Art direction (user, 2026-07-06): garments read CYBERPUNK/MODERN — near-future everyday civilian + corporate wear — NOT fantasy/medieval. The owned Fantasy pack is at most a topology donor (low-poly base shapes like pants/shirts are genre-neutral; genre lives in silhouette details, textures, trims, and accessories) — no medieval trim/textures may survive into shipped garments. Weight the authoring routes accordingly: texture identity matters as much as mesh. Canon hook: the wiki already ships a garment brand — thrds (wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md, Braemar fiber cooperative, corridor fashion markets) — so branded clothing connects to Phase-1 lore, not only generated_brands.toml. This emphasis also feeds the Quaternius-pivot evaluation: commercial alternatives skew sci-fi/urban while Quaternius clothing is fantasy-only.
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Nuance (user, 2026-07-06): the cyberpunk/modern direction is the DEFAULT, not a prohibition — fashion in the Reach is cyclical, so fantasy/medieval-flavored garments may appear here and there as deliberate fashion statements (subculture pieces, luxury/revival trims, statement outerwear). Supersedes the previous note''s hard ''no medieval trim may survive'' line. Practical consequence: a small number of Fantasy-pack pieces may ship near-as-is where they read as intentional fashion; the basic set itself stays modern.
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Art direction CONSOLIDATED (user, 2026-07-06 — supersedes the two notes above): the Reach has no single clothing style — ALL styles coexist, with modern/cyberpunk probably the most prevalent. Style is a prevalence DISTRIBUTION, not a genre rule, and may eventually vary by culture/settlement (fits the simulation DNA; fashion-as-cultural-data is a later phase concern, not this ticket). Consequences now: (1) the engine is style-agnostic by construction (slots/tints/logos carry no genre); (2) the basic set targets the prevalent center — modern casual + corporate — because it dresses the most NPCs and the shopping experience; (3) garments get a lightweight style tag in the manifest (e.g. style: modern|formal|fantasy|utility) as the cheap seam so per-culture distributions can be authored later without retrofitting; (4) Fantasy-pack pieces are legitimate catalogue members under their own tag, prevalence-weighted low.
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Scope pin (user, 2026-07-06, final word on style): for simplicity, THIS ticket ships ONE style only — cyberpunk/modern. The pluralistic distribution model above remains the long-term truth (keep the manifest style tag as the seam), but the v1 basic set is single-style; other styles are catalogue growth, not scope.
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Route challenge (user, 2026-07-06): not sold on staying Quaternius-primary — ''Quaternius is limited and will move the wall at too slow a pace; I''d rather pick something that has what we need now.'' Fresh store verification (2026-07-06): Sidekick packs are one-time USD199.99, perpetual, engine-agnostic license (Godot legal, unsupported); NO raw FBX — extraction from unitypackage (community-proven: unitypackage_godot, third-party Sidekick Creator Godot plugin incl. body blend shapes); ''Sold out'' labels are a broken-theme artifact per Shopify JSON (needs one browser cart check); SyntyPass rejected (assets stop being developable after cancel). Relevant packs: Starter (FREE, 57+91 parts), Modern Civilians (165 parts = v1 basic set territory), Sci-Fi Civilians (103 parts, cyberpunk accents), Modern Police (uniforms/officials). DECISION NOW GATED ON THE FREE SPIKE: user downloads free Starter Pack -> Bridge-C spike (extract garment -> Robust Weight Transfer onto our rig -> 11-body batch -> animation QA in T-1088 sandbox). Pass -> buy Modern Civilians, Synty = primary garment supply (+UAL1/UAL2 Source ~USD30 for clips — no Synty substitute exists for Godot animations; Fantasy Outfits Source drops to low priority under the single-style pin). Fail -> hand-author route stands. Stay-vs-pivot governance record HELD until spike evidence lands.
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Scope guard (user concern, 2026-07-06): Synty intake must NOT displace the create-stuff-yourself pipeline — the user''s goal includes in-house garment creation capability, not just swapping vendor catalogs. Resolution: three-route portfolio sharing one engine — (a) Synty intake = variety bootstrap only; (b) derivation scripting (cuts/merges/retexture, agent-automatable) = create-yourself lite, turns any donor topology into original designs; (c) TRUE AUTHORING on owned UBC Source body .blends = the pipeline proper. GUARANTEE: the colorable uniform and black suit (no donor exists in any pack) are built via route (c) as the authoring pipeline''s end-to-end proof — non-negotiable deliverable of this ticket, so the pipeline exists even if Synty covers everything else. Spike status: extraction done inline by lead (158 FBX, sci-fi civilian theme confirmed); DECISIVE finding — Sidekick rig is UE-Mannequin-named, 52/65 bone-name overlap with our rig, sample garment binds to 12 vgroups of which 11 match ours exactly (only head->Head case rename) => transplant likely rename-and-rebind, far cheaper than the weight-transfer the pivot eval assumed; body blend shapes travel in the FBX. Transplant phase parked pending API recovery / token-window reset.
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ROUTE DECISION (user, 2026-07-06, final): Synty intake REJECTED despite the spike''s technical PASS — (1) USD199.99/pack is too expensive; (2) Sidekick modularity is baked body-segment swap (clothes fused to body chunks), incompatible with our layered clothing-over-body system (11 bodies, skin tones, slot swapping); (3) user dislikes the Synty style. The spike still paid: transplant/batch scripts are source-agnostic and become the G1-family production pipeline; T-1090 (5 bodies broken bare) discovered; the Synty question is closed with evidence, not parked. OPERATIVE ROUTE: (b) derive from owned Fantasy parts + (c) hand-author — with a new preferred authoring technique: OFFSET-SHELL FROM OUR OWN BODY MESHES (extract body segment surface, offset outward into garment shell, cut neckline/hem/sleeves; weights inherited by construction, style fully ours, USD0). Suit + uniform remain the full hand-author proof. Purchases still open (separate concerns): UAL1/UAL2 Source ~USD30 for animation clips; Fantasy Outfits Source USD20 low-priority convenience.', 'Fable-5-window sidequest workstream 2 (user directive 2026-07-06, extends T-1088 scope family): build the clothing ENGINE and a basic set now, park variety for later. Target bar: RimWorld''s original apparel breadth — varied enough to not feel limiting. Goal experience: being able to pick and SHOP for clothes — colorize + slap logos on casualwear. Basic set: t-shirt (logo-capable), hoodie (logo-capable), button-down shirt, shorts, jeans, formal pants, jacket, colorable uniform, black suit (moved up so officials are includable). Skipped by explicit call: capes, dresses/skirts (parked — difficulty tier). Engine deliverables: (1) multi-region tint masks — requires Quaternius Source tier files (USD5 Patreon month, one-time download, CC0 retained — user purchase action); (2) logo decal region on garment chest UV — flat 2D artwork per D-244, diegetic hook into economy generated brands (wiki/economics/corporations/generated_brands.toml) for brand-logo shirts; (3) manifest + CharacterVisualDescriptor category coverage (slots/tints already generic); (4) batch-fit each authored garment to all 11 body types via the validated Sprint-28 Blender Surface Deform pipeline (tooling/blender_*.py). Authoring routes per garment TBD by feasibility pass: derive from owned Fantasy pack meshes (62 parts, e.g. tunic->tshirt sleeve cut, pants->shorts hem cut) vs hand-author low-poly on the 65-bone rig (Garment Tool). Related: T-1088 locomotion sandbox doubles as the garment-under-animation QA rig (cycle outfits through Walk/Sprint/Crouch_Fwd).
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Correction (2026-07-06): Source tier is PARTIALLY owned already — docs/assets/downloads/ (gitignored vendor archives, present in both checkouts) holds Universal Base Characters[Source] (630MB: full .blend files for all 6 base bodies incl. FullBody + OnlyHead variants, hairstyle .blends origin-at-0 + rigged-to-head-bone, texture masters, Godot engine project) plus UBC[Standard], UAL 1+2[Standard], Modular Character Outfits Fantasy[Standard]. NOT owned: Fantasy Outfits[Source] — the garment recolor masks + named vertex groups. Consequence: authoring NEW garments is fully unblocked (author against source body .blends, create our own tint masks/vertex groups — no purchase needed); only pack-DERIVED garments'' clean masks would want one more USD5 Patreon month, decision deferred until the feasibility route table says how much derivation we actually use.
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Art direction (user, 2026-07-06): garments read CYBERPUNK/MODERN — near-future everyday civilian + corporate wear — NOT fantasy/medieval. The owned Fantasy pack is at most a topology donor (low-poly base shapes like pants/shirts are genre-neutral; genre lives in silhouette details, textures, trims, and accessories) — no medieval trim/textures may survive into shipped garments. Weight the authoring routes accordingly: texture identity matters as much as mesh. Canon hook: the wiki already ships a garment brand — thrds (wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md, Braemar fiber cooperative, corridor fashion markets) — so branded clothing connects to Phase-1 lore, not only generated_brands.toml. This emphasis also feeds the Quaternius-pivot evaluation: commercial alternatives skew sci-fi/urban while Quaternius clothing is fantasy-only.
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Nuance (user, 2026-07-06): the cyberpunk/modern direction is the DEFAULT, not a prohibition — fashion in the Reach is cyclical, so fantasy/medieval-flavored garments may appear here and there as deliberate fashion statements (subculture pieces, luxury/revival trims, statement outerwear). Supersedes the previous note''s hard ''no medieval trim may survive'' line. Practical consequence: a small number of Fantasy-pack pieces may ship near-as-is where they read as intentional fashion; the basic set itself stays modern.
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Art direction CONSOLIDATED (user, 2026-07-06 — supersedes the two notes above): the Reach has no single clothing style — ALL styles coexist, with modern/cyberpunk probably the most prevalent. Style is a prevalence DISTRIBUTION, not a genre rule, and may eventually vary by culture/settlement (fits the simulation DNA; fashion-as-cultural-data is a later phase concern, not this ticket). Consequences now: (1) the engine is style-agnostic by construction (slots/tints/logos carry no genre); (2) the basic set targets the prevalent center — modern casual + corporate — because it dresses the most NPCs and the shopping experience; (3) garments get a lightweight style tag in the manifest (e.g. style: modern|formal|fantasy|utility) as the cheap seam so per-culture distributions can be authored later without retrofitting; (4) Fantasy-pack pieces are legitimate catalogue members under their own tag, prevalence-weighted low.
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Scope pin (user, 2026-07-06, final word on style): for simplicity, THIS ticket ships ONE style only — cyberpunk/modern. The pluralistic distribution model above remains the long-term truth (keep the manifest style tag as the seam), but the v1 basic set is single-style; other styles are catalogue growth, not scope.
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Route challenge (user, 2026-07-06): not sold on staying Quaternius-primary — ''Quaternius is limited and will move the wall at too slow a pace; I''d rather pick something that has what we need now.'' Fresh store verification (2026-07-06): Sidekick packs are one-time USD199.99, perpetual, engine-agnostic license (Godot legal, unsupported); NO raw FBX — extraction from unitypackage (community-proven: unitypackage_godot, third-party Sidekick Creator Godot plugin incl. body blend shapes); ''Sold out'' labels are a broken-theme artifact per Shopify JSON (needs one browser cart check); SyntyPass rejected (assets stop being developable after cancel). Relevant packs: Starter (FREE, 57+91 parts), Modern Civilians (165 parts = v1 basic set territory), Sci-Fi Civilians (103 parts, cyberpunk accents), Modern Police (uniforms/officials). DECISION NOW GATED ON THE FREE SPIKE: user downloads free Starter Pack -> Bridge-C spike (extract garment -> Robust Weight Transfer onto our rig -> 11-body batch -> animation QA in T-1088 sandbox). Pass -> buy Modern Civilians, Synty = primary garment supply (+UAL1/UAL2 Source ~USD30 for clips — no Synty substitute exists for Godot animations; Fantasy Outfits Source drops to low priority under the single-style pin). Fail -> hand-author route stands. Stay-vs-pivot governance record HELD until spike evidence lands.
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Scope guard (user concern, 2026-07-06): Synty intake must NOT displace the create-stuff-yourself pipeline — the user''s goal includes in-house garment creation capability, not just swapping vendor catalogs. Resolution: three-route portfolio sharing one engine — (a) Synty intake = variety bootstrap only; (b) derivation scripting (cuts/merges/retexture, agent-automatable) = create-yourself lite, turns any donor topology into original designs; (c) TRUE AUTHORING on owned UBC Source body .blends = the pipeline proper. GUARANTEE: the colorable uniform and black suit (no donor exists in any pack) are built via route (c) as the authoring pipeline''s end-to-end proof — non-negotiable deliverable of this ticket, so the pipeline exists even if Synty covers everything else. Spike status: extraction done inline by lead (158 FBX, sci-fi civilian theme confirmed); DECISIVE finding — Sidekick rig is UE-Mannequin-named, 52/65 bone-name overlap with our rig, sample garment binds to 12 vgroups of which 11 match ours exactly (only head->Head case rename) => transplant likely rename-and-rebind, far cheaper than the weight-transfer the pivot eval assumed; body blend shapes travel in the FBX. Transplant phase parked pending API recovery / token-window reset.
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ROUTE DECISION (user, 2026-07-06, final): Synty intake REJECTED despite the spike''s technical PASS — (1) USD199.99/pack is too expensive; (2) Sidekick modularity is baked body-segment swap (clothes fused to body chunks), incompatible with our layered clothing-over-body system (11 bodies, skin tones, slot swapping); (3) user dislikes the Synty style. The spike still paid: transplant/batch scripts are source-agnostic and become the G1-family production pipeline; T-1090 (5 bodies broken bare) discovered; the Synty question is closed with evidence, not parked. OPERATIVE ROUTE: (b) derive from owned Fantasy parts + (c) hand-author — with a new preferred authoring technique: OFFSET-SHELL FROM OUR OWN BODY MESHES (extract body segment surface, offset outward into garment shell, cut neckline/hem/sleeves; weights inherited by construction, style fully ours, USD0). Suit + uniform remain the full hand-author proof. Purchases still open (separate concerns): UAL1/UAL2 Source ~USD30 for animation clips; Fantasy Outfits Source USD20 low-priority convenience.
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Chromakey garment-QA harness DELIVERED (2026-07-06, commits eaca6c8c4/74fa16260/b09a50efb): two-pass depth-proximity clip detection — pass A keys covered body segments magenta, pass B re-renders garment-only with a depth-only 3cm epsilon bias toward camera; analyzer splits key pixels into exposed_skin (informational — sleeveless arms, collars) vs clip_through (gating — skin within 3cm in front of cloth). Run: tooling/garment-qa/run-garment-qa <config>. Verified on the peasant set (avg_m/f x Walk/Sprint/Crouch_Fwd x 3 frames x 4 yaws): 0/18 front-view false positives; genuine findings = sleeveless armhole seam (avg_f, sides), deep-crouch waist gap (worst 150px, back), collar nape. First real fit observations already on record for the peasant set. Sensitivity: clip_epsilon_m + --min-pixels, to calibrate against the first modern garments. This is the acceptance gate for every garment the wardrobe pipeline produces; pair with the T-1088 sandbox for in-world walk QA.', NULL, '2026-07-06 12:59:45', '2026-07-06 12:59:45.213', '2026-07-06 12:59:45.213', NULL, 'd416d57aec826414cd29d739238749cf', 2) ON CONFLICT(hash) DO NOTHING;
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@@ -655,3 +655,22 @@ Visual reference (user, 2026-07-06): Xenonauts 2 nails the target tiles/occlusio
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Scoping call (user + lead agreement, 2026-07-06): wall cutaway is CLIENT-SIDE presentation, decoupled from fog-of-perception. Rationale: two occlusion systems with different subjects — perception/fog governs what the CHARACTER knows (server-enforced info boundary; client only receives observer-filtered geometry), cutaway governs what the PLAYER''S CAMERA sees (pure render mode on wall data the client already holds). They compose: cutaway cuts render height; fog overlay still gates what is visible behind. Walls remain first-class client data objects (future destruction/explosion interactions), cutaway is a render mode on them like tint/LOD. Nuance parked for Phase 5 proper: destroyed-while-unobserved walls should render in remembered state (fog-memory applied to geometry). If this holds through implementation, mint a D-record (perception domain) when the sidequest lands.
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Animation supply resolved (2026-07-06): user purchased UAL1[Source+Pro] (120 clips, identical lists) + UAL2[Source] (134 clips), unzipped in docs/assets/downloads/. Gains: Turn90_L/R + Turn180_L/R (turn-in-place), Sprint_Enter/Exit + Crouch_Enter/Exit (stance transitions), full 8-direction Walk/Jog/Crouch sets incl. diagonals, Counter_Idle + talking/phone/sitting idles (life-sim verbs), plus _RM root-motion variants (unused — in-place is correct for server-authoritative interpolation). Still absent everywhere: walk start/stop + stairs — the only remaining custom clips. Integration is NOT a drop-in swap: upstream renamed clips (Walk_Loop -> Walk_Fwd_Loop etc.), so wire via the design''s recorded plan — explicit library names + lib/Clip addressing + gait-table update. NOTE for facing design: the 8-dir walk sets unlock Q-084''s parked walk-vs-aim split (direction-matched clips relative to facing) — revisit during the S9 tuning session.', 'backlog', 'high', NULL, 'client', NULL, '2026-07-06 07:01:06.475', '2026-07-06 11:17:25.652', NULL, 'f5d3ba9fab6f37a621d71047b25cc5a9', 2) ON CONFLICT(record_id) DO UPDATE SET type=excluded.type, parent_record_id=excluded.parent_record_id, title=excluded.title, description=excluded.description, status=excluded.status, priority=excluded.priority, assigned_to=excluded.assigned_to, team=excluded.team, decision_ref=excluded.decision_ref, updated_at=excluded.updated_at, deleted_at=excluded.deleted_at, hash=excluded.hash, canonical_version=excluded.canonical_version WHERE excluded.updated_at > tickets.updated_at OR (excluded.updated_at = tickets.updated_at AND excluded.hash > tickets.hash);
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Correction (2026-07-06): Source tier is PARTIALLY owned already — docs/assets/downloads/ (gitignored vendor archives, present in both checkouts) holds Universal Base Characters[Source] (630MB: full .blend files for all 6 base bodies incl. FullBody + OnlyHead variants, hairstyle .blends origin-at-0 + rigged-to-head-bone, texture masters, Godot engine project) plus UBC[Standard], UAL 1+2[Standard], Modular Character Outfits Fantasy[Standard]. NOT owned: Fantasy Outfits[Source] — the garment recolor masks + named vertex groups. Consequence: authoring NEW garments is fully unblocked (author against source body .blends, create our own tint masks/vertex groups — no purchase needed); only pack-DERIVED garments'' clean masks would want one more USD5 Patreon month, decision deferred until the feasibility route table says how much derivation we actually use.
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Art direction (user, 2026-07-06): garments read CYBERPUNK/MODERN — near-future everyday civilian + corporate wear — NOT fantasy/medieval. The owned Fantasy pack is at most a topology donor (low-poly base shapes like pants/shirts are genre-neutral; genre lives in silhouette details, textures, trims, and accessories) — no medieval trim/textures may survive into shipped garments. Weight the authoring routes accordingly: texture identity matters as much as mesh. Canon hook: the wiki already ships a garment brand — thrds (wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md, Braemar fiber cooperative, corridor fashion markets) — so branded clothing connects to Phase-1 lore, not only generated_brands.toml. This emphasis also feeds the Quaternius-pivot evaluation: commercial alternatives skew sci-fi/urban while Quaternius clothing is fantasy-only.
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Nuance (user, 2026-07-06): the cyberpunk/modern direction is the DEFAULT, not a prohibition — fashion in the Reach is cyclical, so fantasy/medieval-flavored garments may appear here and there as deliberate fashion statements (subculture pieces, luxury/revival trims, statement outerwear). Supersedes the previous note''s hard ''no medieval trim may survive'' line. Practical consequence: a small number of Fantasy-pack pieces may ship near-as-is where they read as intentional fashion; the basic set itself stays modern.
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Art direction CONSOLIDATED (user, 2026-07-06 — supersedes the two notes above): the Reach has no single clothing style — ALL styles coexist, with modern/cyberpunk probably the most prevalent. Style is a prevalence DISTRIBUTION, not a genre rule, and may eventually vary by culture/settlement (fits the simulation DNA; fashion-as-cultural-data is a later phase concern, not this ticket). Consequences now: (1) the engine is style-agnostic by construction (slots/tints/logos carry no genre); (2) the basic set targets the prevalent center — modern casual + corporate — because it dresses the most NPCs and the shopping experience; (3) garments get a lightweight style tag in the manifest (e.g. style: modern|formal|fantasy|utility) as the cheap seam so per-culture distributions can be authored later without retrofitting; (4) Fantasy-pack pieces are legitimate catalogue members under their own tag, prevalence-weighted low.
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Scope pin (user, 2026-07-06, final word on style): for simplicity, THIS ticket ships ONE style only — cyberpunk/modern. The pluralistic distribution model above remains the long-term truth (keep the manifest style tag as the seam), but the v1 basic set is single-style; other styles are catalogue growth, not scope.
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Route challenge (user, 2026-07-06): not sold on staying Quaternius-primary — ''Quaternius is limited and will move the wall at too slow a pace; I''d rather pick something that has what we need now.'' Fresh store verification (2026-07-06): Sidekick packs are one-time USD199.99, perpetual, engine-agnostic license (Godot legal, unsupported); NO raw FBX — extraction from unitypackage (community-proven: unitypackage_godot, third-party Sidekick Creator Godot plugin incl. body blend shapes); ''Sold out'' labels are a broken-theme artifact per Shopify JSON (needs one browser cart check); SyntyPass rejected (assets stop being developable after cancel). Relevant packs: Starter (FREE, 57+91 parts), Modern Civilians (165 parts = v1 basic set territory), Sci-Fi Civilians (103 parts, cyberpunk accents), Modern Police (uniforms/officials). DECISION NOW GATED ON THE FREE SPIKE: user downloads free Starter Pack -> Bridge-C spike (extract garment -> Robust Weight Transfer onto our rig -> 11-body batch -> animation QA in T-1088 sandbox). Pass -> buy Modern Civilians, Synty = primary garment supply (+UAL1/UAL2 Source ~USD30 for clips — no Synty substitute exists for Godot animations; Fantasy Outfits Source drops to low priority under the single-style pin). Fail -> hand-author route stands. Stay-vs-pivot governance record HELD until spike evidence lands.
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Scope guard (user concern, 2026-07-06): Synty intake must NOT displace the create-stuff-yourself pipeline — the user''s goal includes in-house garment creation capability, not just swapping vendor catalogs. Resolution: three-route portfolio sharing one engine — (a) Synty intake = variety bootstrap only; (b) derivation scripting (cuts/merges/retexture, agent-automatable) = create-yourself lite, turns any donor topology into original designs; (c) TRUE AUTHORING on owned UBC Source body .blends = the pipeline proper. GUARANTEE: the colorable uniform and black suit (no donor exists in any pack) are built via route (c) as the authoring pipeline''s end-to-end proof — non-negotiable deliverable of this ticket, so the pipeline exists even if Synty covers everything else. Spike status: extraction done inline by lead (158 FBX, sci-fi civilian theme confirmed); DECISIVE finding — Sidekick rig is UE-Mannequin-named, 52/65 bone-name overlap with our rig, sample garment binds to 12 vgroups of which 11 match ours exactly (only head->Head case rename) => transplant likely rename-and-rebind, far cheaper than the weight-transfer the pivot eval assumed; body blend shapes travel in the FBX. Transplant phase parked pending API recovery / token-window reset.
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ROUTE DECISION (user, 2026-07-06, final): Synty intake REJECTED despite the spike''s technical PASS — (1) USD199.99/pack is too expensive; (2) Sidekick modularity is baked body-segment swap (clothes fused to body chunks), incompatible with our layered clothing-over-body system (11 bodies, skin tones, slot swapping); (3) user dislikes the Synty style. The spike still paid: transplant/batch scripts are source-agnostic and become the G1-family production pipeline; T-1090 (5 bodies broken bare) discovered; the Synty question is closed with evidence, not parked. OPERATIVE ROUTE: (b) derive from owned Fantasy parts + (c) hand-author — with a new preferred authoring technique: OFFSET-SHELL FROM OUR OWN BODY MESHES (extract body segment surface, offset outward into garment shell, cut neckline/hem/sleeves; weights inherited by construction, style fully ours, USD0). Suit + uniform remain the full hand-author proof. Purchases still open (separate concerns): UAL1/UAL2 Source ~USD30 for animation clips; Fantasy Outfits Source USD20 low-priority convenience.
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Chromakey garment-QA harness DELIVERED (2026-07-06, commits eaca6c8c4/74fa16260/b09a50efb): two-pass depth-proximity clip detection — pass A keys covered body segments magenta, pass B re-renders garment-only with a depth-only 3cm epsilon bias toward camera; analyzer splits key pixels into exposed_skin (informational — sleeveless arms, collars) vs clip_through (gating — skin within 3cm in front of cloth). Run: tooling/garment-qa/run-garment-qa <config>. Verified on the peasant set (avg_m/f x Walk/Sprint/Crouch_Fwd x 3 frames x 4 yaws): 0/18 front-view false positives; genuine findings = sleeveless armhole seam (avg_f, sides), deep-crouch waist gap (worst 150px, back), collar nape. First real fit observations already on record for the peasant set. Sensitivity: clip_epsilon_m + --min-pixels, to calibrate against the first modern garments. This is the acceptance gate for every garment the wardrobe pipeline produces; pair with the T-1088 sandbox for in-world walk QA.', 'backlog', 'high', NULL, 'client', NULL, '2026-07-06 07:34:18.656', '2026-07-06 12:59:45.213', NULL, 'ffdb04fb1abf542f041161529a4a2f89', 2) ON CONFLICT(record_id) DO UPDATE SET type=excluded.type, parent_record_id=excluded.parent_record_id, title=excluded.title, description=excluded.description, status=excluded.status, priority=excluded.priority, assigned_to=excluded.assigned_to, team=excluded.team, decision_ref=excluded.decision_ref, updated_at=excluded.updated_at, deleted_at=excluded.deleted_at, hash=excluded.hash, canonical_version=excluded.canonical_version WHERE excluded.updated_at > tickets.updated_at OR (excluded.updated_at = tickets.updated_at AND excluded.hash > tickets.hash);
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@@ -96,6 +96,12 @@ func _process(delta: float) -> void:
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_apply_orbit()
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## Current (smoothed) pitch in degrees from horizontal — consumed by the
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## cutaway corridor reach (sandbox root pushes WALL_H / tan(pitch) per frame).
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func pitch_deg() -> float:
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return _pitch_deg
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# Dev affordances only — there is deliberately NO yaw/rotation input path here.
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func _unhandled_input(event: InputEvent) -> void:
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if event is InputEventKey:
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@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ func _ready() -> void:
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# the shader defaults mirror them only for standalone/editor use.
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_wall_h", SandboxConstants.WALL_H)
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_cut_height", SandboxConstants.CUT_HEIGHT)
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_cut_radius", SandboxConstants.CUT_RADIUS)
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_corridor_half_w", SandboxConstants.CUT_CORRIDOR_HALF_W)
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_cut_band", SandboxConstants.CUT_BAND)
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_wall_mm = _make_layer("WallMM", wall_mesh, _wall_material)
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@@ -217,11 +217,14 @@ func get_store_size() -> int:
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## Per-frame cutaway anchor (design §8): pass the rig's INTERPOLATED
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## world-space position (PlayerRig.global_position — it already carries the
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## 45 deg WorldRoot rotation, matching the shader's world-space test) so the cut
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## zone glides with the character and spatial smoothstep becomes temporal
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## smoothness. One uniform write per frame — the entire CPU cost.
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func set_cutaway_char_pos(world_pos: Vector3) -> void:
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## 45 deg WorldRoot rotation, matching the shader's world-space test) plus the
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## pitch-derived corridor reach (WALL_H / tan(camera pitch) — how far south a
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## WALL_H wall can still occlude the character in ortho). The cut corridor
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## glides with the character and breathes with the tilt; two uniform writes
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## per frame — the entire CPU cost.
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func set_cutaway_char_pos(world_pos: Vector3, reach_m: float) -> void:
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_char_pos_xz", Vector2(world_pos.x, world_pos.z))
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_wall_material.set_shader_parameter("u_cut_reach", reach_m)
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func _make_layer(layer_name: String, mesh: Mesh, material: ShaderMaterial) -> MultiMeshInstance3D:
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@@ -270,7 +270,14 @@ func _install_facing_provider() -> void:
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func _per_frame_update(delta: float) -> void:
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if not _first_snapshot_seen:
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return
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greybox.set_cutaway_char_pos(player_rig.global_position)
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# Corridor reach: how far camera-side a WALL_H wall can still occlude the
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# character in ortho at the current (smoothed) pitch. Clamped: the -5 deg
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# frontal preset would otherwise ask for a ~29 m corridor.
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var pitch_abs: float = maxf(absf(camera_rig.pitch_deg()), 5.0)
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var reach: float = clampf(
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SandboxConstants.WALL_H / tan(deg_to_rad(pitch_abs)), 0.5, 16.0
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)
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greybox.set_cutaway_char_pos(player_rig.global_position, reach)
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_anim.update(delta)
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@@ -19,10 +19,11 @@ const SUBTILE_M := 0.5
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const WALL_H := 2.5
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## Cutaway stub height (m) camera-side walls drop to.
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const CUT_HEIGHT := 0.75
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## Cutaway half-disc radius (m) around the character.
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const CUT_RADIUS := 5.0
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## Cutaway smoothstep falloff band (m) at the disc edge.
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const CUT_BAND := 1.5
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## Cutaway sightline-corridor half-width (m) — character is 1 subtile wide;
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## this covers them plus margin. Corridor length is pitch-derived per frame.
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const CUT_CORRIDOR_HALF_W := 1.4
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## Cutaway smoothstep falloff band (m) at the corridor edges.
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const CUT_BAND := 0.75
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# -- Locomotion interpolation (design §4) --------------------------------------
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@@ -5,33 +5,34 @@ render_mode diffuse_lambert, specular_disabled;
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// proto-production.
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//
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// COLOR-multiplied albedo (same four-state tint contract as the floor shader)
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// plus a smoothstep height cut: a half-disc of camera-side wall around the
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||||
// character drops to a CUT_HEIGHT stub with smooth radial falloff — the
|
||||
// Xenonauts read, minus per-building logic the greybox doesn't have. The
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// cutaway cuts RENDER HEIGHT; the tint gates KNOWLEDGE — independent factors,
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||||
// so remembered walls can be cut too (the player's camera doesn't care what the
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||||
// character currently sees). Open box tops are acceptable greybox fidelity;
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||||
// ghost band / dither / capping are named polish on this same shader.
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// plus a smoothstep height cut along the CAMERA->CHARACTER SIGHTLINE CORRIDOR:
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// walls inside the corridor drop to a CUT_HEIGHT stub — the Xenonauts read,
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||||
// aligned to what actually occludes the character (the earlier proximity dome
|
||||
// bit side walls while leaving the occluding wall standing). The cutaway cuts
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||||
// RENDER HEIGHT; the tint gates KNOWLEDGE — independent factors, so remembered
|
||||
// walls can be cut too. Open box tops are acceptable greybox fidelity; ghost
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||||
// band / dither / capping are named polish on this same shader.
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||||
//
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||||
// u_char_pos_xz is the rig's INTERPOLATED world XZ, pushed once per frame
|
||||
// (GreyboxWorld.set_cutaway_char_pos) — the cut zone glides with the character,
|
||||
// so spatial smoothstep becomes temporal smoothness. Parked far away by default:
|
||||
// no cut until the first push.
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||||
// Corridor geometry (world space — the camera has yaw 0 and looks world -Z;
|
||||
// the diamond view is WorldRoot's 45 deg rotation, never the camera's, D-148):
|
||||
// the ground projection of the camera->character sightline is the +Z half-line
|
||||
// at the character's x. A wall occludes the character only within
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||||
// |to_wall.x| < corridor half-width AND 0 < to_wall.y < reach, where reach is
|
||||
// pitch-derived (a WALL_H wall can occlude someone at most WALL_H / tan(pitch)
|
||||
// away in ortho): ~4.3 m at the -30 deg gameplay preset, long at -5 frontal,
|
||||
// near-zero at -80 overhead. u_char_pos_xz + u_cut_reach are pushed per frame
|
||||
// (GreyboxWorld.set_cutaway_char_pos) so the corridor glides with the character
|
||||
// and breathes with the tilt. Parked far away by default: no cut until pushed.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// Camera-side predicate: the camera has yaw 0 and looks world -Z (the diamond
|
||||
// view is WorldRoot's 45 deg rotation, never the camera's — D-148), so camera
|
||||
// ground-forward is the constant vec2(0, -1) in world space. A wall fragment
|
||||
// sits between camera and character when to_wall.y > 0; the test runs in world
|
||||
// space, so it stays correct under the WorldRoot rotation.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// Geometry uniforms default to the SandboxConstants values; GreyboxWorld pushes
|
||||
// Static uniforms default to the SandboxConstants values; GreyboxWorld pushes
|
||||
// them at material build so SandboxConstants stays the single source (§12).
|
||||
|
||||
uniform vec2 u_char_pos_xz = vec2(1000000.0, 1000000.0);
|
||||
uniform float u_wall_h = 2.5; // SandboxConstants.WALL_H
|
||||
uniform float u_cut_height = 0.75; // SandboxConstants.CUT_HEIGHT — the stub
|
||||
uniform float u_cut_radius = 5.0; // SandboxConstants.CUT_RADIUS — half-disc radius
|
||||
uniform float u_cut_band = 1.5; // SandboxConstants.CUT_BAND — radial falloff band
|
||||
uniform float u_wall_h = 2.5; // SandboxConstants.WALL_H
|
||||
uniform float u_cut_height = 0.75; // SandboxConstants.CUT_HEIGHT — the stub
|
||||
uniform float u_corridor_half_w = 1.4; // SandboxConstants.CUT_CORRIDOR_HALF_W
|
||||
uniform float u_cut_band = 0.75; // SandboxConstants.CUT_BAND — falloff band
|
||||
uniform float u_cut_reach = 4.4; // per-frame: WALL_H / tan(camera pitch)
|
||||
uniform vec3 u_base_albedo : source_color = vec3(0.66, 0.64, 0.60);
|
||||
|
||||
varying vec3 v_world_pos;
|
||||
@@ -43,12 +44,13 @@ void vertex() {
|
||||
|
||||
void fragment() {
|
||||
vec2 to_wall = v_world_pos.xz - u_char_pos_xz;
|
||||
// Soft camera-side gate: fully cut from 0.75 m on the camera side of the
|
||||
// character, fully solid from 0.25 m on the far side — no hard seam.
|
||||
float side_f = smoothstep(-0.25, 0.75, to_wall.y);
|
||||
// Radial falloff: full cut inside (radius - band), fading to none at radius.
|
||||
float rad_f = 1.0 - smoothstep(u_cut_radius - u_cut_band, u_cut_radius, length(to_wall));
|
||||
float allowed = mix(u_wall_h, u_cut_height, side_f * rad_f);
|
||||
// Lateral gate: full cut inside (half_w - band), fading to none at half_w.
|
||||
float lateral = 1.0 - smoothstep(u_corridor_half_w - u_cut_band, u_corridor_half_w, abs(to_wall.x));
|
||||
// Near gate: soft start just behind the character (no hard seam at their feet).
|
||||
float near_f = smoothstep(-0.25, 0.75, to_wall.y);
|
||||
// Far gate: corridor ends where a WALL_H wall can no longer occlude.
|
||||
float far_f = 1.0 - smoothstep(u_cut_reach, u_cut_reach + u_cut_band, to_wall.y);
|
||||
float allowed = mix(u_wall_h, u_cut_height, lateral * near_f * far_f);
|
||||
if (v_world_pos.y > allowed) {
|
||||
discard;
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user