R41 furnished the rooms and filled the streets; doing so made three cosmetic faults
newly visible on its own proof shots. John looked and said fix them. No new systems.
The three: (1) the 39 pub props ship UNTEXTURED - the couch and jukebox render as white
blobs (E's own note: 37/39 have no texture); (2) the DJ booth reads as a plain black box -
the rigged Technics are in there and you cannot tell at viewing distance; (3) the ped
roster does not fit 1990s Australia - there is a purple masked luchador in the pub crowd,
and ultra's library splits 53 people-normal / 10 comical / 9 fantasy.
Ruling 1 makes the period law explicit: 1990s Australia, no fantasy/superhero/anime/
medieval - if it would look wrong on a suburban Sydney street in 1996 it does not ship.
Ruling 2 prefers CC0 replacements (Quaternius ships Casual/Punk/Suit/Worker/Farmer) so the
look fix and the licence gap close in one move - because B's credits work surfaced that the
19 base peds have NO per-asset licence record and our declared zone includes CC-BY and paid
RF. Ruling 3: unrecorded licence = not shipped. Ruling 4: draw-neutral (street margin is
nine); interior may spend from the TRUE 227 margin, measured. Ruling 5: no new capability -
the DJ driver and the conversation state machine are R43.
Also clears standing debt: bench yaw faces along the street instead of at the road (D's
sitters now show it), benchStops export, document.fonts.ready for the sign-atlas race that
makes four bookmarks unreproducible, and D's warn-level browse smoke.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
