9/9 through flux product shot -> trellis2_mlx -> glb_to_sprite, unattended.
Rake corrected after the first pass: tall objects need a STEEPER angle (76), not
a shallower one — an arcade at 55 is a front-on slab. Re-angled from the meshes
already on disk, no re-generation, which is the point of keeping the GLB.
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tools/glb_to_sprite.py completes SPACES.md's 3D route — fixed ortho camera fitted
to the mesh bounds, flat light, transparent film, straight into props_import.
A/B'd on one pool table: TRELLIS wins for objects with volume (worn felt, real
pockets, rails), flux stays for flat things. Rake is 60 not 90 — straight down
turns a fridge into a grey box.
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Audit found the dunnies were the biggest room in the venue with ONE prop in it
(and a minigame happening there). Nine new kinds placed across the five thinnest
spaces. House-style note recorded: props are raked three-quarter top-down, not
strict orthographic — a fridge from directly overhead is a grey box.
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