S16 shipped the glasshouse and priced it at $320. e.test said the rest in its
own words: "nothing in the sim wrecks a glasshouse yet — the value is inert
data". main.js bills collateral off a broken rig corner's baked key, and a
glasshouse rightly offers no anchors, so the most expensive object in the game
could not cost anybody a cent — RULE 2's mirror image, a price with no key that
can reach it.
DESIGN.md line 179 named the missing asset: hail nets rigged OVER glass. You
tie to the frame that straddles it. hail_net_frame_01 / _wrecked: a powder-coat
portal frame clear of the glasshouse on all four sides, head at 2.75 m to clear
the 2.28 ridge, four welded eyes at 2.690 baking collateral 'glasshouse'.
The tell is a POSITION, not a defect — the frame's numbers are good and the
hazard is where it stands. Pinned as geometry off two GLBs (footprint strictly
contains the glass; head clears the ridge) rather than as paint on one. The 20 m
read is metalness: powder-coat at 0.05 renders bright where every trusted
galvanised steel at 0.90 goes near-black with no environment map (S17's measured
lesson, applied on purpose this time).
Rung 0.80, proposal, A rules: it earns the highest rung below the honest post
(engineered frame, four footings, the only structure built to be tied to) and is
de-rated 20% for section, not condition. It usually holds — that is the tier:
the corner failure that costs a shackle on a sail post costs $320 here.
The root deliberately carries NO collateral_key. structFor() takes the first
match, so a frame claiming the glass's key would bill the panes and wreck the
frame, both papers agreeing and both wrong. That omission is gate 5 in one line.
Wreck racks at one end (0.45 in at the head, 0.45 out at the feet) after the
first cut still read as a clean level rectangle in the render. Carries no glass:
the glasshouse swaps independently. Unpriced by ruling.
ANCHOR_TYPE widened with 'hail_net_frame' (contracts.js is A's — revert and tell
me; corroded_post precedent). Manifest unambiguous: 0.80, glasshouse, 4 sources.
Determinism held: runs 2 and 3 are 56/56 byte-identical. NOTE the shipped GLBs
were exported by Blender 5.1.2 and this box has 5.0.1 — the 45-binary churn that
causes is semantically nil (60 nm accessor drift, PNGs losing sRGB/gAMA/cHRM
with identical pixels) and was reverted, not shipped. Documented in the header.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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