Consume Lane 2's pre-fractured props in the Godot game. Smashable.shatter() now prefers
a <name>.fractured.glb sibling: it instances the fractured template and turns each
chunk_00…chunk_NN mesh into its own debris RigidBody3D that inherits the intact body's
velocity + the smash impulse (box collider per chunk, debris group so the HUD count +
Juice keep working), falling back to primitive shards when no fractured sibling exists.
_glb_piece auto-wires the sibling, so every GLB prop upgrades for free.
Smashable gains hits_to_break + is_boss: the office PRINTER is the level boss — it sits on
a desk, soaks 5 hits (rocking with each), then bursts in a bigger juice cloud into its 16
GLB chunks. Six more Lane 2 props (crt-monitor, filing-cabinet, water-cooler, cardboard-box,
turntable, office-desk) are scattered as smashable furniture; the store crate/rack also pick
up real 8-chunk shatter from their mirrored fractured GLBs.
Assets pulled into game/assets/store/ (intact + .fractured.glb): office-printer, office-desk,
crt-monitor, filing-cabinet, water-cooler, cardboard-box, turntable + record/crate/rack
fractured siblings (generated via meshgod's Voronoi fracture CLI).
Verified headless: smoke test clean (0 script errors), printer boss soaks 4 hits then
spawns 16 chunk bodies, a crate spawns 8 — both real GLB chunks, not primitive shards.
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Turn records from one-hit props into the store's signature dexterity ritual,
and add the first game mode on top of it.
Record.gd (class_name Record extends Smashable): a cardboard SLEEVE that hides a
vinyl DISC. Splits record.glb's Sleeve_Mesh / Vinyl_Disc nodes at runtime — the
sleeve stays on the body, the disc becomes its own frozen-kinematic vinyl Smashable
that follows the sleeve until freed. State machine IN_CRATE -> HELD -> EXTRACTING
-> DISC_FREE. set_extract() slides the disc up and out of the mouth; release_disc()
arms it as a live brittle throwable; shatter() spills the disc first so brute-force
smashing still spills it. Genre tints on disc label / sleeve spine make a misfiled
disc read at a glance.
GrabController.gd (under Player): hold point on the camera, E grabs the Record under
the crosshair (fat-sphere query, Record-filtered), horizontal mouse drag pulls the
disc (~600px = full), LMB throws the freed disc then trashes the empty sleeve, G
drops. On-screen pull meter.
GameMode.gd (class_name GameMode, owned by Main): FreePlay (default) + FindMisfiled —
plants exactly one disc_genre != sleeve_genre, 60s timer, win by extracting it and
pressing F while holding it, scores the mess (bodies smashed) + records disturbed.
Prints the plant on start.
Wiring: Player creates the GrabController and routes E/G/LMB/drag (yaw suspended
mid-pull, Esc untouched); Main._build_rack spawns Record instances on the crates
(keeps supports cascade + sleeve-art skinning + per-record genres), forwards smashes
to the mode, and adds keys 1/2 (modes) and F (report).
Headless smoke test clean (0 script errors / 0 warnings, 15 records); a runtime
harness exercised grab/extract/throw/drop/shatter-spill/mode-switch/reset — all green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Repo root moves up from game/ to the project folder. Lanes live as top-level
dirs (game/ now, web/ planned); LANES/ will hold parallel-session specs.
3D-STORE asset vault stays out of git. History preserved as renames.
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