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m3ultra
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SHITBOX INFINITY + The Shed: a drivable home base
The game is now called Shitbox Infinity (project name, window title, title screen, README). The Gitea repo keeps its name until John renames it -- gitea redirects, and the remote gets a set-url then. The Shed (levels/the_shed) is the payoff for the whole garage arc: a drivable suburban block on a quiet cul-de-sac. Single-storey brick house with a corrugated roof and a porch light that works at night; paling fence (new FLUX texture) with a gate gap for the driveway; hills hoist mid-spin with three towels on it; wheelie bins at the gate and a spare fleet shitbox parked on the street; gums; neighbours across the road so you feel watched. The shed itself is a 10x12 corrugated double garage on a slab: FLUX pegboard wall, workbench, fluoro batten (a real light at night), and a painted bay. The tools you OWN (Garage.tools()) stand in it as the real TRELLIS'd cashies models -- sockets and the code reader ON the bench, the engine crane by the wall, ramps at the bay mouth -- while unowned tools leave an oil-stained outline of where they'll go. The rest of the tool library is permanent clutter via the new shared ToolProps helper (dragway.gd refactored onto it too). Roll into the bay in Cruise, hold still 1.4 s, and game.gd opens the garage -- diegetic shopping. Headless suites have no current_scene to swap, so the trigger sets garage_requested first and the smoke suite asserts on that: owned-tool display (sockets present, ramps absent on the test save), bay marker found, bay trigger fires. Suite covers 9 levels now. Scale lessons baked in: facade_brick at 0.14 tiling reads as a three-storey office (0.045 reads domestic), and corrugated iron at 0.35 has metre-wide ridges (1.4 reads like roofing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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m3ultra
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Cashies tool library: dealgod photos -> TRELLIS -> shuntable paddock props
The dealgod.pro products database holds ~82k secondhand tool listings with photos (69k cached on the VPS). This turns the good ones into game assets: 15 tool classes curated from 45 candidates (socket set, air compressor, chain block, car ramp, OBD reader, trolley jack, engine crane, engine stand, toolbox, angle grinder, welder, jerry can, battery charger, jack stands, grease gun), each run through the MODELBEAST farm by the new tools/cc_to_glb.py: bg_remove_local cutout, then trellis_mac image->3D (1024 tier). Retries with backoff after a transient queue 401; the jerry can made trellis_mac exit 2 on two different photos and went through hunyuan3d_mlx instead (--operator flag), which ate it happily. Raw TRELLIS output is ~20MB per prop, so tools/slim_glb.py (headless Blender) decimates to 18k tris and re-exports with 1024 JPEG textures: the library lands at 27MB total for 15 props instead of ~300MB. The Willowbank paddock strews the whole library as RigidBodies -- TOOL_SPECS in dragway.gd gives each class its real-world size (TRELLIS output is unit-ish; the AABB is measured live and scaled) and an honest mass, so clipping the 70kg engine crane is a different event to punting the grease gun. The loader is directory-driven: drop a new GLB into assets/tools/ and it appears in the paddock next boot. Textures inherit whatever branding was in the source photos -- fine for secondhand background clutter, flagged in the README for anything that gets promoted to hero status. Smoke suite asserts every GLB in the library spawns as a prop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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m3ultra
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Raceday: Willowbank quarter mile + the Queensland Raceway Paperclip
Two proper venues off the real Ipswich pair, both built in code. Willowbank Dragway (levels/willowbank_dragway): a true 402 m dual-lane strip -- concrete launch pad, FLUX-rubbered lanes, crowd grandstand with canopy, red control tower, distance boards at 60ft/eighth/1000ft, checkered finish under a scoreboard gantry, sand trap and tyre wall, smashable SL_ light towers and a staging paddock of parked fleet cars. Between the lanes: a working christmas tree, six bulbs driven by game.gd through material_override emission. Drag mode grew the event around it. Every drag now stages at the tree (three ambers, green at 2.7 s); rolling >2 m early is a RED LIGHT that bogs your launch. The opposition is a six-rung ladder of preset locals (Nanna's Shopping Run through The Willowbank Widowmaker), each with its own fleet car, power and reaction time. Beating your current rung climbs the ladder and pays an escalating purse ($250-$1600, top dog repeats); crossing at all pays $50; and every car keeps a persistent quarter-mile PB worth $150 when beaten. Losing no longer ends the run early -- you still cross for your ET, with a 10 s grace if you dawdle. Ladder rung and PBs persist in the garage save (schema extended compatibly). Queensland Raceway (levels/qld_raceway): the National Circuit digitised from the official track map and scaled to its exact 3126 m lap. The road is one generated quad strip with trimesh collision; kerbs, gravel traps and tyre stacks derive automatically from centreline curvature, sponsor hoardings space themselves down the straights, and the SF straight gets the checkered line, gantry, pit wall and the mandatory red pit complex. Plus the pond. Race/cruise/rage all run on its RacePath. Trap for the diary: Godot front faces wind CLOCKWISE. The first cut of the road ribbon wound CCW and rendered invisible from above while colliding perfectly -- the smoke suite passed and the screenshot showed four cars gridded on open grass. Three new FLUX textures (crowd, dragstrip, sand; the sand prompt tripped Cloudflare's NSFW filter, of all things, and fell back to local). Smoke suite covers tree staging, the held rival, rung-0 identity, green-bulb emission, red-light innocence, PB/rung persistence and the 3126 m lap. Also swept stale shot_*.png.import debris and ignored the pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |