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m3ultra
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Lane F R38 (v8 WAVE 1, CLOSE): the budget did NOT move — 292/300 stands, and four gates ship with four controls
THE RECONCILIATION. The brief's naive sum (292 + washing 1 + magpie 1 = 294) is wrong, in our
favour. The pinned worst-DRAW frame is a NIGHT frame and both of wave 1's draw-spending layers are
structurally zero at night: the washing comes in (count 0), the magpie roosts (count 0). Wave 1's
one draw is spent in daylight, where the walked peak sits ten draws lower.
Two pinned trees, assets symlinked to the live tree on BOTH sides, 802 stations at 2 m down the
main spine at yaw 0 (the worst bearing), citizen sim and tram LIVE, 1280x720:
NIGHT worst draws 292 -> 292 (+0) tris 120,145 -> 122,879
NOON worst draws 282 -> 283 (+1) tris 99,872 -> 103,118
?classic=1 269 / 90,580 unmoved
fitzroy_real 172 / 130,727 unmoved bendigo_real 204 / 131,492 unmoved
(even with ?magpie=1 forced)
The control reproduced R37's pin TO THE BYTE, twice, on a fresh checkout. Every revert is exact:
?yards=0 at night returns all three control numbers; ?yards=0 at NOON returns 282/99,872, which
isolates the noon +1 to the washing and nothing else. MARGIN IS STILL EIGHT DRAWS.
LANE B's "control 346", answered rather than dismissed. As a delta it is the wall-clock ped-spawn
artifact R37 named, and B was right to hide the sim. But 346 > 300 is a claim about the world, and
neither stepwalk (walks the chunks in, photographs a half-dressed street) nor dwell (fills the
street, arrives clean at 27 chunks) can adjudicate it. budget_walk.py gains --method stepsettle:
the audit's fixed-yaw stations, each DRAINED then held N real rAF frames — R+1 dispose residue AND
a fully-acquired crowd in the same frame. Like for like on the same 101 stations, the settle is
worth +3 draws at noon and -9 at night, and the SIGN FLIP is the finding: at night the settled
street retires near rigs to impostors (tris 120,145 -> 100,939) — the crowd goes home, and a
sampler that never waits does not see it happen. The highest number anywhere in the reconciliation
(4 methods x 2 trees x 2 segments x 5 towns) is 292, the pin. NOTHING READ OVER 300.
A CORRECTION TO MY OWN R37 PIN: the corpus TRI worst is 130,727 on fitzroy_real, not 124,793 — and
it reads 130,727 on the CONTROL tree, so it is my R37 station spacing (12-bearing 8 m sweep) versus
this round's 2 m stations, not a wave-1 cost. Station spacing, not settle policy, is the biggest
lever on a walked worst frame. A pin is only as good as its spacing, and mine had not said so.
FOUR GATES, FOUR CONTROLS DEMONSTRATED (smoke_ambient / smoke_character / smoke_magpie /
smoke_yards, wired into flags_check.main()). A gate that cannot fail is not a gate — this round
earned the sentence twice, R37 killing two vacuous gates and B catching its own season mechanism
producing a constant that would have gated green under ?magpie=1.
1.1 audio — 6 sources anchored 63/8/81/32/39/57 (B's numbers exactly); dog AUDIBLE at 5.9 m with
1 play scheduled (for a one-shot, `audible` is only published once plays>0, so one word covers
fetch/decode/gain/schedule/counter); HOURS enforced (sprinkler audible 06:30 -> idle 12:30, same
pose); DAY-OF-WEEK enforced (mower idle Mon -> audible Sat, same pose); PAN is a bearing (yaw
0/90/180/270 -> +0.00 +0.85 -0.00 -0.85); ZERO DRAWS byte-identical to ?ambient=0. THE CONTROL:
a second server whose root is web/ symlink-for-symlink except one patched manifest with
sfx['dog-bark-fence'] renamed -> no-entry, 0 plays, never audible, other five unchanged, 0
console errors. Printed on every run: audible OUTPUT is unverifiable headlessly. Nobody in this
loop has ears.
1.2 character — classic is the frozen v1 literals, all tints null, 5 ground meshes; all 23 shipped
keys matched PER TOWN including the two carrying state:''; the control fires (unknown key ->
matched:false); 21 distinct palettes across 23 towns (one shared palette FAILS by name); and the
two orphans are ON THE GPU — ground-gravel.jpg bound on Castlemaine, ground-reddust.jpg on
Darwin, read off the live material.
1.3 magpie — the latch arm verbatim with its positive control FIRST; day-roll clears it;
localStorage gained NO new key (baseline taken after a game.save() — the first cut blamed the
magpie for v7's own write); the season is 23 distinct positions across 24 towns run UNFORCED,
against the first cut's 24-of-24-at-214, newtown_real in season on day 1, 129/1000 seeds against
a 11.5% design ratio; territory 6 -> 157 synthetic -> bendigo; +1 draw / +182 tris at ONE pose
reused across both boots.
1.4 yards — 181 lots, 181 hoists -> 394 items, 256 active, 0 at night; cost decomposition at one
pose with the sim quiet: box props +0 draws (in fact -2, the 36 `yard` lots used to fall through
to buildShopfront) with +1,936 tris, washing exactly +1 draw / +512 tris; and on real towns it
SKIPS LOUDLY — a ⊘ SCOPE line printing 0 house/yard lots / 0 hoists / mesh never created, beside
the synthetic 181 that makes the zero attributable.
Caught in my own work: the pan arm's first draft used two bearings and read +0.00/-0.00 because
that anchor sat on the forward axis — it would have called a working panner inconclusive. Four
bearings now. The gate's first draft failed the standard the gate exists to enforce.
SUITE: tools/qa.sh --strict --matrix GREEN on the true final tree (
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Lane F R37 (v8 wave 0, 0.2 + 0.5): the vacuous tram gate rebuilt; classic_regression gets a git-derived network allow-list
0.2 — smoke_tram was ONE assertion (`!!getObjectByName('tram')`), a printed SKIP + early return
on absence, and it PASSED ON THE FENCED PATH because tram.js:110-114 adds a named EMPTY group.
Rebuilt STRICT, four arms + both controls demonstrated every run: RUNS (route/stops/metres, and
the body measurably moves under the SHELL'S own rAF loop) · BEHAVES (an isolated tram on a
throwaway scene, fixed dt: traverses, dwell time accounts to exactly dwells x 3.5 s, max cruising
tick <= SPEED*dt, every discontinuity bounded by 2*LANE with >=1 end reversal, and it rides
3.2 m off Lane A's OWN main-edge centreline) · GENUINELY ABSENT on the fenced katoomba_real
(fenced verdict, 0 stops, 0 group children, 0 m moved) · OFF under ?tram=0 and ?classic=1.
CONTROL A points the run-predicate at the fenced town and CONTROL B points the absence-predicate
at the running tram; both must go red or the gate fails. A missing subject now FAILS.
0.5 — classic_regression made no network assertion at all for 21 rounds, which is why R36's
fetch-surface widening needed a brand-new smoke. It now watches the wire from before the first
byte, with the allow-list DERIVED FROM THE v2.0 TAG at gate time (git ls-tree + the v2.0
manifest), never a deny-list. The four v2-era depot street GLBs and the five record-shop fittings
are BASELINE and admitted by provenance, not by exception. Same-origin is NOT a free pass -- the
R36 breach WAS same-origin, so /models/peds is enumerated by the v2.0 tree (exactly the
covenanted 21 files). Anti-vacuous: a required v2 core must be observed or the clean verdict is
refused. CONTROL, run every time: injecting the R36 breach itself (models/peds/woman_dj_01.glb)
plus a never-existed asset turns the clean verdict into exactly 2 violations.
Measured and carried, not fixed here: booting the actual v2.0 tree and diffing its fetch surface
against today's ?classic=1 shows a POST-v2.0 delta -- 5 audio files (R11
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