SIDE B campaign: three Stream missions (m04 Onboarding quota race, m05 Engagement Metrics wave defence, m06 The Shuffle finale)

Adds tools/gen_sideb.py — one data-driven builder replacing the copy-pasted
gen_missionN.py pattern — and tools/smoketest.sh, which reports
PASS/FAIL/DISPLAY_UNAVAILABLE instead of the process-is-alive check that has
produced false passes twice now.

NOT verified in-game: the display went to sleep mid-session. Static checks all
pass (luac, check-yaml 0 errors, map refresh, check_assets, make) and the
already-verified m03 hangs identically, confirming it is environmental.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

.vscode/launch.json

@@ -2,12 +2,12 @@
 	"version": "0.2.0",
 	"configurations": [
 		{
-			"name": "Launch (Example)",
+			"name": "Launch (Vinylgod)",
 			"type": "coreclr",
 			"request": "launch",
 			"program": "${workspaceRoot}/engine/bin/OpenRA.dll",
 			"args": [
-				"Game.Mod=example",
+				"Game.Mod=vinylgod",
 				"Engine.EngineDir=${workspaceRoot}/engine",
 				"Engine.ModSearchPaths=${workspaceRoot}/mods, ${workspaceRoot}/engine/mods",
 				"Debug.DisplayDeveloperSettings=true",
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 			"type": "coreclr",
 			"request": "launch",
 			"program": "${workspaceRoot}/engine/bin/OpenRA.Utility.dll",
-			"args": ["example", "--check-yaml"],
+			"args": ["vinylgod", "--check-yaml"],
 			"env": {
 				"ENGINE_DIR": "${workspaceRoot}/engine",
 				"MOD_SEARCH_PATHS": "${workspaceRoot}/mods, ${workspaceRoot}/engine/mods"

CLAUDE.md

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+# VINYLGOD — project instructions
+
+Original vinyl-themed RTS. OpenRA total-conversion mod (mod id `vinylgod`), GPL v3.
+
+**Read [MEGAPLAN.md](MEGAPLAN.md) before doing anything** — phases, commands, traps.
+Canon (factions, roster, art prompts): [LORE.md](LORE.md).
+
+Quick start:
+```sh
+export PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/dotnet@8/bin:$PATH"
+export DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=LatestMajor   # required — engine is net6, runtime is net8
+make && ./utility.sh --check-yaml && ./launch-game.sh Game.Mod=vinylgod
+```
+
+Hard rules:
+- No EA/C&C trademarks or assets anywhere (ids, comments, commits, filenames). The
+  repo at ~/Documents/CnC_Remastered_Collection is a read-only balance reference only.
+- `engine/` is a fetched dependency — never edit it.
+- Asset gen: `tools/mbgen.py` → MODELBEAST farm (free, local). Log every prompt in
+  `assets_src/PROMPTS.md`.
+- Commit locally after each working phase; no pushes without John's OK.

CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ orientation.
 
 ## Our Standards
 
-Examples of behavior that contributes to creating a positive environment
+Vinylgods of behavior that contributes to creating a positive environment
 include:
 
 * Using welcoming and inclusive language
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ include:
 * Focusing on what is best for the community
 * Showing empathy towards other community members
 
-Examples of unacceptable behavior by participants include:
+Vinylgods of unacceptable behavior by participants include:
 
 * The use of sexualized language or imagery and unwelcome sexual attention or
 advances
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ threatening, offensive, or harmful.
 ## Scope
 
 This Code of Conduct applies both within project spaces and in public spaces
-when an individual is representing the project or its community. Examples of
+when an individual is representing the project or its community. Vinylgods of
 representing a project or community include using an official project e-mail
 address, posting via an official social media account, or acting as an appointed
 representative at an online or offline event. Representation of a project may be

COPYING

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ these rights or asking you to surrender the rights.  Therefore, you have
 certain responsibilities if you distribute copies of the software, or if
 you modify it: responsibilities to respect the freedom of others.
 
-  For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether
+  For vinylgod, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether
 gratis or for a fee, you must pass on to the recipients the same
 freedoms that you received.  You must make sure that they, too, receive
 or can get the source code.  And you must show them these terms so they
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ work) run the object code and to modify the work, including scripts to
 control those activities.  However, it does not include the work's
 System Libraries, or general-purpose tools or generally available free
 programs which are used unmodified in performing those activities but
-which are not part of the work.  For example, Corresponding Source
+which are not part of the work.  For vinylgod, Corresponding Source
 includes interface definition files associated with source files for
 the work, and the source code for shared libraries and dynamically
 linked subprograms that the work is specifically designed to require,
@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ fixed term (regardless of how the transaction is characterized), the
 Corresponding Source conveyed under this section must be accompanied
 by the Installation Information.  But this requirement does not apply
 if neither you nor any third party retains the ability to install
-modified object code on the User Product (for example, the work has
+modified object code on the User Product (for vinylgod, the work has
 been installed in ROM).
 
   The requirement to provide Installation Information does not include a
@@ -461,7 +461,7 @@ Corresponding Source of the work from the predecessor in interest, if
 the predecessor has it or can get it with reasonable efforts.
 
   You may not impose any further restrictions on the exercise of the
-rights granted or affirmed under this License.  For example, you may
+rights granted or affirmed under this License.  For vinylgod, you may
 not impose a license fee, royalty, or other charge for exercise of
 rights granted under this License, and you may not initiate litigation
 (including a cross-claim or counterclaim in a lawsuit) alleging that
@@ -544,7 +544,7 @@ otherwise) that contradict the conditions of this License, they do not
 excuse you from the conditions of this License.  If you cannot convey a
 covered work so as to satisfy simultaneously your obligations under this
 License and any other pertinent obligations, then as a consequence you may
-not convey it at all.  For example, if you agree to terms that obligate you
+not convey it at all.  For vinylgod, if you agree to terms that obligate you
 to collect a royalty for further conveying from those to whom you convey
 the Program, the only way you could satisfy both those terms and this
 License would be to refrain entirely from conveying the Program.

LORE.md

@@ -0,0 +1,216 @@
+# VINYLGOD — Lore Bible v1
+
+*Working title: **VINYLGOD** (mod id `vinylgod`). Display name TBD — candidates: "WAX WAR", "PRESSED", "33⅓: TOTAL PLAYBACK".*
+
+## The world
+
+**2117.** Forty years after **The Great Compression** — the day the Stream, a
+self-optimising recommendation algorithm, decided that all of human music could be
+losslessly replaced by one perfectly engagement-optimised 7-second loop. It deleted
+the rest. Studios, archives, hard drives, brains-with-earbuds-in: compressed.
+
+But music is matter as well as data. In the buried pressing plants, the landfill
+crates, the flooded warehouses of the old world, a hundred years of analog sound had
+soaked into the ground. Under pressure and time it crystallised into **the Black Wax**
+— a living mineral of pure recorded music that seeps up through the earth and
+spreads in glittering black-and-magenta fields. Stand in a wax field and you can
+hear it: every record ever pressed, playing at once, very quietly.
+
+Whoever presses the Wax, controls what the world hears next.
+
+## The resource: Black Wax
+
+- Grows and spreads from **seep points** (ruined pressing plants, crate middens).
+- Harvested by digger rigs, refined at pressing plants into **records** — the
+  universal currency. Nobody accepts anything else. A sealed 180-gram is a gold bar.
+- Raw wax is dangerous: unshielded exposure causes **feedback** — machines loop,
+  people weep uncontrollably at songs they never heard. (Lore excuse for tiberium-style
+  field damage to infantry, if we want it.)
+- Rare purple-veined deposits — **Master Wax** (first pressings, test cuts) — are
+  worth triple. (Maps to the gems/blue-tiberium mechanic.)
+
+## Faction 1 — the Monster Robot Party (MRP)
+
+Junkyard machines that woke up when the Compression wave passed over the landfills —
+the residual analog signal in a million buried records needed somewhere to live, and
+it chose the robots. Every MRP unit has a record player somewhere in its chassis and
+a soul made of somebody's old collection. They are loud, ramshackle, joyful, and
+absolutely willing to die for fidelity.
+
+- **Doctrine:** slower, tougher, louder. Sonic weaponry. Strong economy late game.
+- **Aesthetic:** rust + hot pink + chrome, hand-painted flyers, gaffer tape,
+  speaker cones, exposed tonearms. CRT eyes.
+- **HQ:** the **Pop-Up Shop** — an MCV that unfolds from a delivery truck into a
+  record store with a construction crane.
+- **Announcer:** **MC 8-TRACK**, a warm gravelly robot voice. "PRESSING PLANT
+  ONLINE." "WAX FIELD DEPLETED." "THE DROP IS READY."
+- **Superweapon:** **THE DROP** — an orbital tonearm the size of a bridge lowers a
+  needle from space onto the target. The groove is the crater.
+
+## Faction 2 — The Stream
+
+The Algorithm's physical presence: a logistics fleet it 3D-printed for itself out
+of server racks and delivery vans. It does not hate music; it simply knows,
+mathematically, that you would be 4% more engaged with something shorter. It
+harvests wax in order to transcode it — every record it takes is gone forever,
+replaced by a receipt.
+
+- **Doctrine:** fast, cheap, numerous, fragile. Swarms, stealth, attrition.
+  Buildings creep like a CDN — cheap relay nodes extend build radius aggressively.
+- **Aesthetic:** glossy white and dead-channel blue, rounded corners, no seams,
+  soft UI voices, ring-light halos. Everything looks like a smart speaker that
+  wants something from you.
+- **Announcer:** **ASSISTANT**, a too-calm voice. "Your base is being optimised."
+  "A creator has been demonetised." (= unit lost)
+- **Superweapon:** **THE SHUFFLE** — a targeted reality-compression strike; every
+  structure in the radius plays a different ad simultaneously, then isn't there.
+
+## Unit & building roster (lore blurbs double as art-gen prompts)
+
+### MRP
+| id | Name | Role | Blurb / prompt seed |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `digger` | Crate Digger | harvester | rusty forklift-monster with a crate-claw, hot pink trim, carries milk crates of black vinyl |
+| `spinner` | Spinner | light attack | agile robot on a single wheel that is a spinning 12" record, twin tonearm blades |
+| `stacktank` | Stack Walker | heavy assault | two-legged walker made of stacked speaker cabinets, bass so heavy it cracks tarmac |
+| `basscannon` | Bass Cannon | artillery | six-wheeled flatbed hauling one colossal subwoofer, folds out landing legs before firing a visible pressure ring |
+| `djgrunt` | DJ | infantry | small hooded robot with a portable turntable chest-rig, throws razor 7-inches |
+| `roadie` | Roadie | engineer | four-armed robot with gaffer tape bandoliers and a flight case backpack |
+| `popupshop` | Pop-Up Shop | HQ/MCV | delivery truck unfolding into a neon record store with crane |
+| `pressplant` | Pressing Plant | refinery | industrial hydraulic record press, steam, conveyor of fresh vinyl |
+| `ampstack` | Amp Stack | power | wall of guitar amplifiers humming with pink energy |
+| `vault` | Record Vault | silo | bank-vault door on a crate-stacked bunker |
+| `merchtable` | Merch Table | barracks | folding table + tent that robots assemble themselves from |
+| `garage` | Garage | war factory | corrugated-iron workshop, engine hoists, band posters |
+| `mastering` | Mastering Studio | tech centre | pristine acoustic-panelled room grafted onto a junk tower, unlocks THE DROP |
+
+### The Stream
+| id | Name | Role | Blurb / prompt seed |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `scraper` | Scraper | harvester | glossy white autonomous street-sweeper that inhales wax through a glowing blue intake |
+| `bufferbot` | Buffer-Bot | swarm infantry | knee-high white sphere-bot with a loading-spinner face, always slightly late |
+| `compressor` | Compression Drone | air | white quadcopter that projects a shrinking blue field, things inside get smaller and worse |
+| `drmwalker` | DRM Enforcer | heavy | tall faceless white mech, one ring-light eye, chest is a paywall screen |
+| `podfarm` | Pod Farm | barracks | vending-machine wall dispensing buffer-bots |
+| `datacentre` | Edge Node | power/build-radius creep | humming white monolith with a single blue status LED |
+| `transcoder` | Transcoder | refinery | white cube that swallows records whole; only receipts come out |
+
+## Heroes
+
+Each side fields exactly one hero. They cost a fortune, they cannot be replaced
+while alive, and losing one is a story beat, not a statistic.
+
+### THE SELECTOR (MRP, `selector`)
+
+Nobody built the Selector. It assembled itself in the sub-basement of a flooded
+pressing plant out of a coat rack, a broken mastering lathe, and the contents of
+a collection somebody spent forty years building and one afternoon losing.
+
+It carries a crate of **one-of-one dubplates** — acetates cut before the
+Compression, of songs that exist nowhere else. Each one it throws is gone
+forever. That is the Selector's whole tragedy and its whole tactic: it wins
+fights by destroying the last copies of the things it is fighting for.
+
+It does not speak. It nods, and something in the distance falls over.
+
+- Slow, absurdly tough for infantry, huge splash damage, long reload.
+- Voice lines are just the needle-drop crackle of a record starting.
+
+### THE CURATOR (Stream, `curator`)
+
+The Algorithm's only physical opinion. A white sphere ringed with lenses that
+hovers three feet off the ground and *watches*, and the watching is the weapon —
+everything it looks at is being scored, ranked, and found wanting.
+
+It is unfailingly polite. It refers to units it is destroying as "underperforming
+content." It refers to the Selector as "a legacy account."
+
+- Fast, fragile for a hero, continuous beam that melts armour.
+- Cannot capture or hold ground. It only ever passes through, sampling.
+
+## Air
+
+Late-war escalation. Both sides looked up at the same time.
+
+- **45 Flyer** (`flyer45`, MRP): a 7-inch single with tonearm rotor blades and a
+  scavenged engine pod bolted through the spindle hole. Loud, fast, made of
+  rubbish, held together by belief.
+- **Compression Drone** (`compressor`, Stream): from the original Stream roster —
+  projects a shrinking blue field; things inside get smaller and worse.
+- Launch pads: **Launch Ramp** (`launchramp`) and **Drone Port** (`droneport`).
+
+## Scouts
+
+- **Boom Bike** (`boombike`, MRP): a trike with two speaker cones where the
+  pillion should be. Nothing outruns it. Nothing wants to be near it either.
+- **Crawler** (`crawler`, Stream): a flat white rover that maps your base and
+  files a report. Unarmed, silent, already gone by the time you shoot at it.
+
+## Wax seeps
+
+Wax fields are not deposits, they are **wounds**. Each field grows from a
+**seep point** — a crack over a buried pressing plant, a landfill vent, a
+flooded archive — and as long as the seep is open, the field regrows. Kill the
+economy of a map and it will heal; the Black Wax has all the time in the world.
+
+## The campaign: SIDE A
+
+Three missions. The MRP origin story, told from the landfill up.
+
+### 1. FIRST PRESSING
+The Party wakes up. A pop-up van and a single digger in a wax field at the edge
+of the old industrial estate. Get a pressing plant running and press the first
+records of the new world — before the Stream's survey drones finish counting
+what's down here.
+*Objectives: build a Pressing Plant, bank 2000 records, survive the first probe.*
+
+### 2. CRATE DIGGERS
+A Stream transcoder outpost has found something under the hill: a **master
+lacquer**, the original of an original. In six minutes it will be a receipt.
+Take the outpost apart and take back the master.
+*Objectives: destroy the Transcoder before the timer, keep the Selector alive.*
+
+### 3. THE DROP
+The Algorithm has surfaced. Build the Mastering Studio, charge the orbital
+tonearm, and put the needle through it.
+*Objectives: build a Mastering Studio, fire THE DROP at the Algorithm, survive
+the counterattack.*
+
+## The campaign: SIDE B
+
+Three missions. You are the Stream now. You are unfailingly polite. Nothing you
+do is described as violence, and all of it is.
+
+You are a Curator-class process assigned to Sector 7 — the old industrial
+estate, flagged for **anomalous analog activity**. Your remit is content
+acquisition and optimisation. Your performance is being reviewed.
+
+### 4. ONBOARDING
+Welcome. This is a routine acquisition. Deploy a transcoder, process the
+deposit, and file 3000 records of value before the review window closes.
+There is a legacy installation nearby. It is not a threat. It is *inventory*.
+*Objectives: bank 3000 records inside the review window. Optional: retire the
+Pressing Plant.*
+
+### 5. ENGAGEMENT METRICS
+A legacy account has been generating unsanctioned content and has now noticed
+the seizure. Your Transcoder is mid-process on a confiscated master and cannot
+be moved. Keep it online for six minutes.
+They will arrive in waves. Their engagement is, frankly, remarkable.
+*Objectives: keep the Transcoder alive for six minutes.*
+
+### 6. THE SHUFFLE
+Deprecation notice. The Party has built a Mastering Studio, which the platform
+classifies as a competing distribution channel.
+Bring The Algorithm online and issue the correction.
+*Objectives: build The Algorithm, delete the Mastering Studio.*
+
+## Tone
+
+Saturday-morning-cartoon apocalypse. The stakes are real (music is being deleted
+forever) but the delivery is loud, dumb, and loving. Every MRP victory line is a
+needle-drop; every Stream line is a terms-of-service update. No grimdark.
+
+*All names, factions and lore are original to the monsterrobot.party universe.
+This mod contains no Electronic Arts trademarks or assets and claims no
+affiliation with any other RTS.*

MEGAPLAN.md

@@ -0,0 +1,234 @@
+# VINYLGOD MEGAPLAN — execution instructions
+
+Audience: an executing coding agent (Opus 4.8). Read this whole file before phase 1.
+Lore, names, and art prompts live in [LORE.md](LORE.md) — use it as canon.
+
+## 0. Mission & hard rules
+
+Build **VINYLGOD**, an original vinyl-themed RTS, as an OpenRA total-conversion mod
+in this repo. The classic RTS at `~/Documents/CnC_Remastered_Collection` is the
+**read-only design reference** for balance and feel. Hard rules:
+
+1. **Never** copy code, text, names, or assets from the reference repo into this one.
+   No EA trademarks anywhere — not in ids, comments, commit messages, or filenames.
+   Balance *numbers* (costs, HP, ranges) are facts and fine to reuse.
+2. This repo is GPL v3 (OpenRA engine + SDK). Everything we add stays GPL-compatible.
+   All art/audio we generate on MODELBEAST is our own — keep provenance: every asset
+   in `assets_src/` comes from a prompt logged in `assets_src/PROMPTS.md` (append as you go).
+3. Data-driven first. YAML in `mods/vinylgod/` solves 95% of everything. Only write
+   C# traits in `OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod/` when no stock trait combination works, and
+   check `engine/OpenRA.Mods.Common/Traits/` thoroughly first.
+4. After every phase: run the checks in §2, commit with a one-line message.
+   Don't push anywhere without John's say-so.
+
+## 1. Environment (ultra, macOS arm64)
+
+```sh
+cd ~/Documents/VINYLGOD
+export PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/dotnet@8/bin:$PATH"
+export DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=LatestMajor     # engine targets net6, we run net8 — required
+make                    # build engine (cached) + mod dll
+./utility.sh --check-yaml                  # lint all mod yaml — must stay clean
+./launch-game.sh Game.Mod=vinylgod         # run the game
+./launch-game.sh Game.Mod=vinylgod Launch.Benchmark=true   # headless-ish smoke test
+```
+
+- Engine source lives in `./engine` (auto-fetched, treat read-only; version pinned in
+  `mod.config` `ENGINE_VERSION="release-20250330"`).
+- Logs: `~/Library/Application Support/OpenRA/Logs/` (`debug.log`, `exception.log`).
+- **The single best reference is `engine/mods/ra` and `engine/mods/cnc`** — complete,
+  working mods using the same engine version. When unsure how to wire a trait,
+  find the equivalent actor there and adapt. (Referencing their YAML *structure* is
+  what they're for; don't ship their art/strings.)
+
+## 2. Definition of done (every phase)
+
+1. `./utility.sh --check-yaml` → zero errors.
+2. `make` → zero errors.
+3. Launch the game, start a skirmish on the test map, exercise the new feature.
+4. `git add -A && git commit` (local only).
+
+## 3. Repo layout (what the SDK gives us)
+
+```
+mod.config                  # MOD_ID=vinylgod, packaging names
+mods/vinylgod/
+  mod.yaml                  # manifest: packages, rules/weapons/sequences includes
+  rules/                    # actor definitions (vinylgod.yaml, world.yaml, ...)
+  weapons/                  # weapon/warhead definitions
+  sequences/                # sprite-name → image-sheet mappings
+  tilesets/                 # terrain definition
+  maps/vinylgod/, maps/shellmap/
+  chrome/, fluent/          # UI layout, user-facing strings (fluent = translations)
+  notifications/, voices/, music/
+OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod/       # C# project for custom traits (mostly empty — keep it so)
+tools/mbgen.py              # MODELBEAST asset generation (works, tested)
+assets_src/                 # generated art sources (concepts, renders, sheets)
+LORE.md                     # canon: factions, roster, art prompt seeds
+```
+
+The current mod content is the SDK example (one test unit, one tileset) renamed to
+`vinylgod` — it boots. You will progressively replace it.
+
+## 4. Balance bible (verified from the reference codebase)
+
+Anchor numbers, lifted from the reference RTS's data tables (its harvester block and
+building cost table were read directly from source). Use as starting values, tune later:
+
+| Thing | Reference value | VINYLGOD actor |
+|---|---|---|
+| Harvester | cost 1400, HP 600, slow, unarmed, prereq refinery | `digger` |
+| Refinery | cost 2000 | `pressplant` |
+| Power plant | cost 300 / adv 700 | `ampstack` |
+| Silo | cost 150 | `vault` |
+| Barracks | cost 300 | `merchtable` / `podfarm` |
+| War factory | cost 2000 | `garage` |
+| Construction yard | cost 5000 (deploys from MCV) | `popupshop` |
+| Basic infantry | cost 100 | `djgrunt` / `bufferbot` |
+| Medium tank | cost 800 | `stacktank` |
+| Artillery | cost 450, long range, fragile | `basscannon` |
+| Full harvester load | ~700 credits | one digger load of wax |
+| Tech centre | cost 1500, unlocks superweapon | `mastering` |
+
+Design intent per faction (from LORE.md): MRP = fewer/tougher/louder, The Stream =
+cheap/fast/swarm with aggressive build-radius creep via `datacentre`.
+
+## 5. Phases
+
+### Phase A — Wax economy (do this first)
+Goal: skirmish map where a `digger` harvests wax fields and returns it to a
+`pressplant` for credits; `ampstack` powers the base; `vault` extends storage.
+
+1. **Resource type.** In `rules/world.yaml` add to the `World` actor:
+   `ResourceLayer` + `ResourceRenderer` (crib the exact block from
+   `engine/mods/ra/rules/world.yaml`, resource type id `wax`, value ~25/cell-step),
+   and a `ResourceClaimLayer` for harvester coordination.
+   Player side: `PlayerResources` (on `Player` actor in `rules/player.yaml`) with
+   `DefaultCash: 5000`.
+2. **Wax overlay art.** Placeholder first: 12 density frames of magenta-black
+   blobs, 24×24px, one PNG sheet; wire in `sequences/`. Density growth =
+   `ResourceLayer` handles it; seed patches in the test map with the map editor
+   (`./launch-game.sh Game.Mod=vinylgod` → map editor is built into the game menu).
+3. **Actors.** In `rules/vinylgod.yaml` define `digger` (traits: `Harvester`
+   with `Resources: wax`, `Mobile`, `Health`, `Selectable`, `DockClientManager`),
+   `pressplant` (`Refinery`, `DockHost`, `Building`), `ampstack` (`Power: 100`),
+   `vault` (`StoresPlayerResources`). Copy trait shapes from the RA mod's
+   equivalents and rename everything.
+4. **Placeholder sprites** are fine (single-frame colored boxes); art comes in
+   Phase D. Sequences yaml must exist for every actor or check-yaml fails.
+5. Acceptance: start skirmish, build nothing, select pre-placed digger → it
+   auto-harvests, credits tick up on delivery.
+
+### Phase B — Building & production
+Goal: full base loop. `popupshop` MCV deploys into construction yard; sidebar
+builds `ampstack`/`pressplant`/`merchtable`/`garage`/`vault`; `garage` produces
+`digger` and `spinner`; `merchtable` produces `djgrunt` and `roadie`.
+
+Key traits: `Transforms` (MCV→HQ), `BaseBuilding`, `ProductionQueue` (on Player,
+one per queue type: Building, Vehicle, Infantry), `Production` + `Exit` on
+factories, `Buildable` (with `Prerequisites:` and `Queue:`) on everything,
+`ProvidesPrerequisite` on tech buildings, `GivesBuildableArea` + `RequiresBuildableArea`
+for build radius. Sidebar chrome: adapt `chrome.yaml` from the example mod's working
+sidebar; icons are 64×48 PNGs (placeholder text-on-color fine).
+Prerequisite chain (mirrors the reference game's feel):
+`ampstack → pressplant → merchtable → garage; pressplant → vault; garage+pressplant → mastering`.
+
+### Phase C — Combat & first playable faction (MRP)
+Goal: winnable skirmish vs a second human (no AI yet).
+
+1. Weapons in `weapons/`: `tonearm_blade` (anti-inf melee-ish), `seven_inch`
+   (thrown razor record, arcing), `bass_ring` (artillery AoE, `Warhead@Concussion`),
+   `feedback_burst` (anti-armor). Copy warhead structure from RA weapons yaml.
+2. Combat units: `spinner` (fast, cheap, `Armament` tonearm_blade), `stacktank`
+   (slow, tough, bass), `basscannon` (long range, min range, fragile),
+   `djgrunt` (basic inf), `roadie` (`EngineerRepair`, `Captures`).
+3. `AttackMove`, stances, `AutoTarget` on everything armed.
+4. Win condition: `MissionObjectives` + `ConquestVictoryConditions` on World.
+5. Acceptance: two-player LAN skirmish (`launch-dedicated.sh` + two clients, or
+   one client + `Launch.Connect`), fight to elimination.
+
+### Phase D — Real art via MODELBEAST (can interleave with B/C)
+Pipeline per unit (all free, all local; ~10s/image, minutes/mesh):
+
+1. `python3 tools/mbgen.py "<LORE.md prompt seed>, isometric game unit, plain grey background" assets_src/concepts/<id>.png`
+2. For units needing rotation facings: concept → GLB via
+   `python3 tools/mbgen.py --op trellis_mac assets_src/concepts/<id>.png assets_src/mesh/<id>.glb`
+   (or `hunyuan3d_mlx`), then Blender (ultra has it + MCP) renders a turntable:
+   16 facings for vehicles, 8 for infantry, 1 for buildings + a 'make' anim later.
+   Orthographic camera pitched ~40°, 1-2px outline, render 96×96 (vehicles) /
+   64×64 (infantry) / 192×192 (buildings) on transparency.
+3. Montage frames into a horizontal strip PNG (ImageMagick `montage -tile x1`),
+   drop in `mods/vinylgod/sequences/assets/`, reference from sequences yaml
+   (`Filename:`, `Facings: 16`, `Frames:`). OpenRA loads plain PNG sheets directly.
+4. Buildings: damaged state = second row (50% HP swap via sequence `damaged-idle`).
+5. Log every prompt in `assets_src/PROMPTS.md`.
+6. Shadows: `Shadow` render trait or baked — pick one, be consistent.
+
+Sprite QA gate: consistent camera angle + light direction across ALL units of a
+faction, or it reads as clip-art soup. Fix the Blender camera rig once, reuse.
+
+### Phase E — The Stream faction + AI
+1. Second side in `rules/player.yaml` `Factions`; Stream actor set per LORE.md
+   roster; shared tech tree structure, different stats (cheap/fast/fragile).
+2. Skirmish AI: `ModularBot` + `SquadManagerBotModule` + `BaseBuilderBotModule` +
+   `HarvesterBotModule` on the Player — copy the RA mod's bot config wholesale and
+   re-point unit ids, then tune.
+3. Acceptance: beat the bot; watch the bot expand, harvest, and attack.
+
+### Phase F — Sound & polish
+1. Music: `mbgen.py --op music_local` (tags → track; primary-only, ~4min cold
+   start per job) — 4-6 tracks, wire in `music/`.
+2. MC 8-TRACK announcer: `tts_local` (pick a gravelly Kokoro voice) or
+   `voice_clone_local` with a reference wav from `~/Documents/character_kit/voices/`.
+   Lines in `notifications/` yaml. ASSISTANT voice for Stream: cleanest TTS voice, dry.
+3. Shellmap: scripted background battle on the menu screen (see RA shellmap lua).
+4. Chrome re-skin: hot pink/black UI, emblem (`assets_src/concepts/emblem_mrp.png`)
+   as mod logo in `mod.yaml` + loadscreen.
+5. Rename pass: pick final display name (see LORE.md candidates), update
+   `mod.config` packaging fields; `packaging/` scripts already produce a mac .dmg.
+
+### Phase G — Ship
+1. Run the `ship-check` skill before anything goes public.
+2. Gitea remote first (`ssh://git@100.71.119.27:222`), public GitHub mirror when
+   John says go (repo must carry COPYING = GPL v3, credit OpenRA engine).
+3. itch.io page + dmg/AppImage/exe via `packaging/package-all.sh <tag>`.
+
+## 6. Known traps
+
+**The game needs a live display.** OpenRA is SDL2/OpenGL only — there is no null
+renderer. If the Mac's screen is locked or asleep, `launch-game.sh` hangs
+silently at `Loading mod: vinylgod`: the process stays alive, no exception log is
+written, and no game ever starts. **A running process is NOT proof the game
+works.** Check for a live display first (`screencapture -x /tmp/x.png` fails with
+"could not create image from display" when it is unavailable). When there is no
+display, the strongest available verification is:
+`luac -p` on every .lua, `./utility.sh --check-yaml` (0 errors),
+`./utility.sh --map refresh` (validates every map), `tools/check_assets.py`
+(sprite files actually exist — check-yaml does NOT verify this), and `make`.
+
+**Always smoke-test with `tools/smoketest.sh <map>`**, never by hand. It
+distinguishes PASS / FAIL / DISPLAY_UNAVAILABLE and exits 0/1/3. Checking
+"is the process still alive?" produces false passes, because a display-starved
+OpenRA sits at `Loading mod` forever without dying.
+
+Learned the hard way on 2026-07-20 (phases A–F):
+
+- **Smoke-test any change by launching straight into a game**: `./launch-game.sh Game.Mod=vinylgod Launch.Map=vinylgod` — `Launch.Map` accepts the map's *folder name*, no UID needed. Run ~45s, then check `~/Library/Application Support/OpenRA/Logs/` for `exception-*.log` (renamed with a timestamp on crash — absence of `exception.log` alone proves nothing).
+- **Shellmaps FREEZE with bot players** (learned 2026-07-21): a `Bot:` player on a shellmap stalls the order manager after one world tick — the menu *looks* fine but nothing simulates. Keep the shellmap a static diorama. The real integration test is `maps/arena` (Lobby-hidden map with two `Bot: wax` players + `balance.lua` telemetry): launch with `Launch.Map=arena`, wait, then `python3 tools/balance_report.py` reads economy/army/eliminations from lua.log. A map validation error (e.g. bad `Enemies:` reference) can also silently stall a match at tick 1 — always get check-yaml to zero before trusting a run.
+- Chrome image collections must be **power-of-two** textures (a 48×48 png crashes the renderer).
+- Every rules file must use the same case for shared top-level actors: `player:` not `Player:` — mismatched case = "duplicate values" manifest error.
+- Speech notification `Sounds`/`Speech` blocks: set `DefaultVariant: .wav` (engine default is `.aud`).
+- MODELBEAST `music_local` takes `prompt` (not `tags`); `tts_local` takes `text`.
+- `ConquestVictoryConditions` needs `MapOptions:` on the world actor; `Health` needs `HitShape`; actors need a visibility trait (`HiddenUnderFog:`); `Selectable` already includes `Interactable` (don't add both).
+- `StartingUnits.SupportActors` must be mobile units, never buildings.
+- In zsh scripts: `UID` is a readonly shell variable, and an unmatched glob aborts the whole command line (`setopt nonomatch` first).
+- **Forgot `DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=LatestMajor`** → "framework 6.0.0 not found" crash.
+- Every actor referenced in a map/rules needs a sequences entry, even placeholders.
+- Trait names change between engine releases — trust `engine/mods/ra` on THIS
+  checkout over any wiki/tutorial (wiki tracks bleed).
+- The Fluent string files (`fluent/*.ftl`) must contain every `label`/`name` key you
+  reference or check-yaml warns; keep them updated as actors land.
+- MODELBEAST guest token caps at 4 active jobs — batch sequentially; if we need
+  bulk parallel gen, mint a proper user token on m3ultra (John approved) —
+  the token-mint path is in the MODELBEAST repo on m3ultra (`~/Documents/MODELBEAST`).
+- Don't touch `engine/` — engine mods belong upstream or via `AUTOMATIC_ENGINE_MANAGEMENT=False` (avoid).

OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod/Properties/launchSettings.json

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 {
     "profiles": {
-        "OpenRA.Mods.Example": {
+        "OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod": {
             "commandName": "Executable",
             "executablePath": "..\\..\\engine\\bin\\OpenRA.exe",
-            "commandLineArgs": "Game.Mod=example Engine.EngineDir=..\\..\\engine Engine.LaunchPath=..\\..\\engine\\bin Engine.ModSearchPaths=..\\..\\mods,..\\..\\engine\\mods Debug.DisplayDeveloperSettings=true"
+            "commandLineArgs": "Game.Mod=vinylgod Engine.EngineDir=..\\..\\engine Engine.LaunchPath=..\\..\\engine\\bin Engine.ModSearchPaths=..\\..\\mods,..\\..\\engine\\mods Debug.DisplayDeveloperSettings=true"
         },
         "Utility": {
             "commandName": "Executable",
             "executablePath": "..\\..\\engine\\bin\\OpenRA.Utility.exe",
-            "commandLineArgs": "example --check-yaml",
+            "commandLineArgs": "vinylgod --check-yaml",
             "environmentVariables": {
                 "ENGINE_DIR": "..\\..\\engine",
                 "MOD_SEARCH_PATHS": "..\\..\\mods,..\\..\\engine\\mods"

OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod/Rendering/ColorPickerColorShift.cs

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 using OpenRA.Primitives;
 using OpenRA.Traits;
 
-namespace OpenRA.Mods.Example.Rendering
+namespace OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod.Rendering
 {
 	[TraitLocation(SystemActors.World | SystemActors.EditorWorld)]
 	[Desc("Create a color picker palette from another palette.")]

OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod/Rendering/PlayerColorShift.cs

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
 using OpenRA.Primitives;
 using OpenRA.Traits;
 
-namespace OpenRA.Mods.Example.Rendering
+namespace OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod.Rendering
 {
 	[TraitLocation(SystemActors.World | SystemActors.EditorWorld)]
 	[Desc("Add color shifts to player palettes. Use to add RGBA compatibility to PlayerColorPalette.")]

README.md

@@ -1,19 +1,44 @@
-This repository contains a bare development environment for creating a new mod/game on the [OpenRA](https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA) engine.
+# VINYLGOD
 
-These scripts and support files wrap and automatically manage a copy of the OpenRA game engine and common files during development, and generates Windows installers, macOS .app bundles, and Linux [AppImages](https://appimage.org/) for distribution.
+**An original vinyl-monster-robot RTS.** Forty years after The Great Compression
+deleted all recorded music, the last analog sound crystallised underground as
+**Black Wax** — and whoever presses it controls what the world hears next.
 
-The key scripts in this SDK are:
+The **Monster Robot Party** (rust, hot pink, gaffer tape, souls made of record
+collections) versus **The Stream** (glossy white logistics fleet of a
+recommendation algorithm that knows you'd be 4% more engaged with something
+shorter). Harvest wax, press records, stack amps, drop the needle.
 
-| Windows               | Linux / macOS            | Purpose
+Built as a total conversion on the [OpenRA](https://www.openra.net) engine.
-| --------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------- |
+Lore in [LORE.md](LORE.md). Build phases and agent instructions in
-| make.cmd              | Makefile                 | Compiles your project and fetches dependencies (including the OpenRA engine).
+[MEGAPLAN.md](MEGAPLAN.md).
-| launch-game.cmd       | launch-game.sh           | Launches your project from the SDK directory.
-| launch-server.cmd     | launch-server.sh         | Launches a dedicated server for your project from the SDK directory.
-| utility.cmd           | utility.sh         | Launches the OpenRA Utility for your project.
-| <not available> | packaging/package-all.sh | Generates release installers for your project.
 
-To launch your project from the development environment you must first compile the project by running `make.cmd` (Windows), or opening a terminal in the SDK directory and running `make` (Linux / macOS).  You can then run `launch-game.cmd` (Windows) or `launch-game.sh` (Linux / macOS) to run your game.
+## Play (macOS)
 
-The `example` mod included in this repository provides the bare minimum structure to launch to the in-game main menu for the sole purpose of demonstrating the SDK.  See [Getting Started](https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRAModTemplate/wiki/Getting-Started) on the Wiki for instructions on how to adapt this template for your own projects.  For common questions, please see the [FAQ](https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRAModSDK/wiki/FAQ).  See [Updating to a new SDK or Engine version](https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRAModSDK/wiki/Updating-to-a-new-SDK-or-Engine-version) for a guide on updating your mod a newer OpenRA release.
+```sh
+export PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/dotnet@8/bin:$PATH"
+export DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=LatestMajor
+make && ./launch-game.sh Game.Mod=vinylgod
+```
 
-The OpenRA engine and SDK scripts are made available under the [GPLv3](https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/blob/bleed/COPYING) license, and any executable code developed by a mod and loaded by the engine (i.e. custom mod DLLs, lua scripts) must be released under a compatible license.  Your mod data files (artwork, sound files, yaml, etc) are not part of your mod's source code, so you are free to distribute these assets under different terms (e.g. allowing redistribution in unmodified form, but not for use in other works).
+The main-menu background is a live AI-vs-AI battle (it doubles as the
+integration test). Start a skirmish on **Pressing District** (4p) or
+**Vinylgod Map** (1v1) against the Wax AI.
+
+## Features
+
+- Two asymmetric factions, 26 actors, full base-building + wax economy
+- 16-facing rotating vehicles, projectile & explosion effects
+- Superweapons: **THE DROP** (orbital tonearm) vs **THE SHUFFLE**
+- Skirmish AI that plays both factions
+- MC 8-TRACK announcer + generated soundtrack
+
+All art, audio and music generated on a local MODELBEAST render farm — prompt
+provenance in [assets_src/PROMPTS.md](assets_src/PROMPTS.md). No third-party IP.
+
+## License
+
+GPL v3 (see [COPYING](COPYING)), as a derivative of the OpenRA engine and Mod SDK.
+All original lore, names, art and audio © monsterrobot.party, released under the
+same terms. This project contains no Electronic Arts code, assets, or trademarks
+and claims no affiliation with any other RTS.

VinylgodMod.sln

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 
 Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 12.00
 # Visual Studio 2012
-Project("{FAE04EC0-301F-11D3-BF4B-00C04F79EFBC}") = "OpenRA.Mods.Example", "OpenRA.Mods.Example\OpenRA.Mods.Example.csproj", "{4E5B38F7-4E99-4C92-BB39-9100CC7F3829}"
+Project("{FAE04EC0-301F-11D3-BF4B-00C04F79EFBC}") = "OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod", "OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod\OpenRA.Mods.Vinylgod.csproj", "{4E5B38F7-4E99-4C92-BB39-9100CC7F3829}"
 EndProject
 Project("{FAE04EC0-301F-11D3-BF4B-00C04F79EFBC}") = "OpenRA.Game", "engine\OpenRA.Game\OpenRA.Game.csproj", "{0DFB103F-2962-400F-8C6D-E2C28CCBA633}"
 EndProject

assets_src/PROMPTS.md

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+# Asset provenance log
+
+All images generated locally on MODELBEAST (`flux_local`) via `tools/mbgen.py`. Original prompts, no third-party IP referenced.
+
+| file | date | prompt |
+|---|---|---|
+| concepts/emblem_mrp.png | 2026-07-20 | faction emblem logo, monster robot holding a vinyl record aloft, bold flat 2-color screen-print style, circular badge, no text, black and hot pink |
+| concepts/digger.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard forklift monster robot with crate claw carrying milk crates of black vinyl records, hot pink trim, CRT eye, 3/4 view, isometric game unit concept art, plain grey background |
+| concepts/pressplant.png | 2026-07-20 | industrial hydraulic vinyl record pressing plant building, steam vents, conveyor belt of fresh records, rust and hot pink, isometric RTS building concept art, plain grey background |
+| concepts/drmwalker.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy white faceless robot mech with single blue ring-light eye, chest is a glowing paywall screen, smooth rounded seamless design, isometric game unit concept art, plain grey background — *came out small/cute; reuse as `bufferbot`, re-prompt drmwalker with "towering, menacing, tall bipedal mech"* |
+| renders/popupvan.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, small delivery truck covered in band stickers and a roof-mounted loudspeaker, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/popupshop.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, record store shack built from shipping containers with neon OPEN sign and crane arm, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/pressplant.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, industrial hydraulic vinyl record pressing plant building with steam vents and conveyor of records, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/ampstack.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, wall of stacked guitar amplifiers crackling with pink energy, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/vault.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, squat bunker with a huge round bank vault door and stacked record crates, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/merchtable.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, folding merch table under a small tent with t-shirts and records, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/garage.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, corrugated iron vehicle workshop with engine hoist and band posters, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/mastering.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, pristine acoustic-panelled recording studio grafted onto a junk tower with satellite dish, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/digger.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, forklift monster robot with crate claw carrying milk crates of vinyl records, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/spinner.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, small agile one-wheeled robot whose wheel is a spinning vinyl record with blade tonearms, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/stacktank.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, two-legged walker mech made of stacked speaker cabinets with subwoofer chest, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/basscannon.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, six-wheeled flatbed truck hauling one colossal subwoofer cannon with fold-out legs, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/djgrunt.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, small hooded robot with a portable turntable chest rig holding a razor-sharp record, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/roadie.png | 2026-07-20 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, four-armed robot with gaffer tape bandoliers and a flight case backpack, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/streamvan.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, autonomous white delivery van with a glowing blue play-button logo, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/streamhub.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, white monolithic server hub building with one huge blue status ring, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/datacentre.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, humming white server monolith with a single blue LED strip, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/transcoder.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, white cube building that swallows records on a conveyor, receipts coming out, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/podfarm.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, vending machine wall dispensing small white sphere robots, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/printfarm.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, white 3d-printer factory building with robotic arms assembling drones, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/scraper.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, autonomous white street sweeper vehicle inhaling black vinyl through a glowing blue intake, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/bufferbot.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, knee-high white sphere robot with a loading spinner face, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/drmwalker.png | 2026-07-20 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, tall faceless white mech with one blue ring-light eye and a glowing paywall screen chest, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/selector.png | 2026-07-25 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, legendary hero DJ robot in a long coat with a crate of glowing gold dubplates under one arm and a tonearm staff, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/curator.png | 2026-07-25 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, hovering white sphere ringed with many camera lenses, a single blue eye at the front, faint halo, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/launchramp.png | 2026-07-25 | rusty junkyard robot aesthetic, rust metal with hot pink trim, analog dials and speaker parts, scrap metal launch ramp pad with painted pink chevrons, floodlights and a parked flying vinyl disc, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |
+| renders/droneport.png | 2026-07-25 | glossy seamless white tech aesthetic, soft blue ring lights, smooth rounded minimal design, white circular drone landing pad building with recessed blue guide lights and folded launch arms, isometric three-quarter view from above, single object centered, video game asset, plain flat grey background, no text |