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Dejvino
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Finish the migration: all 65 scenes on the identity artifacts
Two helpers made the bulk of it mechanical. `inkStroke` is a drop-in for
sigEdge — the same line at the identity's weight rather than the track's — and
`castForm` is a drop-in for sigForm, same signature so call sites do not change
shape. With those in place the substitution table is one-to-one:
sigForm( -> castForm( sigShape( -> castMain( sigEdge( -> inkStroke(
Forty-seven scenes went through that pass in one run: twenty-six take the cast
and the ink, twenty-one take the ink alone. Then the gate ran over all sixty-five
and found three the pass had broken, which is the entire reason it exists.
Spectrum Sculpture rendered pure black. It had been using sigShape as a RADIAL
METRIC rather than drawing it, and the cast carries notches and a hollow — an
annulus used as a radius turns a sculpture inside out. Reverted to sigShape and
dropped to ink only. The lesson generalises: a scene that reads a form as
geometry is not a scene that draws it, and the classifier cannot tell those
apart from the source.
Eclipse Field stopped honouring its `style` trait. It opts out of surface grain,
so sigEdge was its only style evidence, and the ink replaced it. The trait claim
is now dropped — and so is the lint change that had let inkMask count as style
evidence, which was wrong and was hiding exactly this. A trait is a property of
the track a scene may honour; an artifact is content it draws. Taking the ink
says nothing about whether a scene responds to u_sigLine.
Circuit Bloom went empty at the bottom of its `grown` range, where the pads were
carried by a hairline and the ink's stroke is thinner than the edge it replaced.
Now filled as well as stroked.
Also: the backtick check now covers every shader literal rather than only the
preamble, because a mechanical pass over sixty files reintroduced one
immediately. Three rounds lost to that typo is enough.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dejvino
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Six more visualizers, built through the scaffolder
Seven per family now, 42 scenes. Each one exists because of the second
line of its header comment — what makes it different from the scenes it
sits beside — since "no two scenes render the same image" is a gate with a
numeric floor:
Smoke Column (flow) a plume with a source, a body and a
dissipating head. Everything moves one way and
widens; an isotropic field has no up.
Cell Divide (organic) a partition, not objects. Every pixel belongs
to a cell, boundaries are hard, no background.
Eclipse Field (minimal) the occluder nearly fills the frame and is not
the subject — the corona around it is. The
library's one high-contrast minimal scene.
Girder Lattice (structural) the only scene whose subject is ABOVE the
camera; perspective converges downward.
Quasicrystal (geometric) five plane waves at incommensurate angles, so
the pattern has local symmetry and no tile,
no cell and no centre.
Time Smear (glitch) nothing is displaced. Each band shows the same
image at a different age — a slit-scan built
from one feedback buffer by giving each band
its own persistence.
The scaffolder produced six skeletons that passed lint and every gate
before a line of shader was written, and all six passed their per-scene
gate first time once written. That is what it was for.
Two real faults, both found by gates rather than by eye:
Cell Divide coloured each pixel by its nearest seed, and exactly on a tie
which seed is nearest comes down to the last bit of a distance. Two renders
disagreed by a whole palette step: 6/255 against a ceiling of 1, and it
also broke Phase 6's preview/export parity because that look casts it.
Blending the nearest tint with the runner-up across the membrane makes the
two answers agree in the limit — and reads better, as membranes rather than
cuts.
The lint's own "prev() with no base image" rule fired on a scene whose
comment explained why it does NOT rely on prev(). Rules that ask "does the
code do X" now run against a comment-stripped copy; the fixed-cost opt-out
still reads the original, since it is a comment.
Phase 6's parity tolerance goes from 1/255 to 2. Measured in order:
unprimed, the first pass differed on frames 0/2/3 — fixed earlier by
priming. Primed and isolated: 0/40 at delta 0, three times over. Primed,
range-warmed and run at the end of the full suite: three frames at delta 2.
The warm-up stays because it is correct, but the residue is GPU load, not
logic, and it is the same 1-2/255 Phases 5 and 7 already account for. A
real divergence scores in the tens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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