Custom GLBs drop into 14 named slots without code changes; an empty manifest
produces today's game by construction (the fallback builders are the original
code moved into a closure, and an empty registry returns the caller's own
object by identity).
- src/assets/{slots,manifest,idb,registry,blobBody}.ts — schema + validation,
GLTF cache with per-instance material cloning, fit nodes, IndexedDB override
layer, paintability report.
- Slot hooks in createBlob, parts, cannon, greybox, puddles, ghost. Mesh-only:
no collider, physics or logic line is touched. Animated sub-parts (plate cap,
belt chevrons, fan blades, cannon pivot) stay procedural so a custom model
cannot stop them moving.
- public/assets/ — the build had NO asset copy step at all, so every asset URL
would have 404'd in production. public/ is vite's default publicDir, so this
needs no vite.config change.
- Tests: 63 headless checks + a farm-GLB audit that fires PaintSkin's own
raycast against the fitted body.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Custom-GLB drop-in system: manifest/registry with procedural fallbacks,
IndexedDB override layer for zero-deploy playtesting, and a three-panel
in-browser fitting editor. Physics/visual decoupling makes every mesh
swappable; blob.body is the one paintable special case (UV requirements).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fall Guys x Splatoon x Micro Machines — paint-coverage-as-loadout blob racer.
GDD.md is the review artifact: feature tiers, draft 7-colour buff table,
tech recommendation (web-first three.js+Rapier), milestones, Opus 4.8 lanes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
