- Distanz-LOD am Renderer (Start/End/Min Shells, pro Kamera), Rendering Layer Mask wie beim MeshRenderer
- Cutout in der AlphaTest-Queue statt Transparent-Blend (Early-Z killt Overdraw), Shells tip-to-root submitted
- LightMode UniversalForwardOnly (Deferred+ hatte den Opaque-Pass sonst nicht gezeichnet)
- FurGBuffer-Pass (ComplexLit-Muster): HTrace WSGI sieht das Fell, kein Durchscheinen mehr
- Root-AO-Fix: Grading straehnen-relativ (gradeH) statt absoluter Shell-Hoehe -- schwarze Streifen weg
- Distanz-Aggregations-Fade wieder entfernt (auf Wunsch, Fern-Straehnen bleiben voll)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Transparent queue sorted fur draws per object, so overlapping fur
renderers swapped in front of each other frame to frame. FurForward
now writes depth; new Depth Sort Clip tunable discards low-coverage
fragments before they write depth (avoids halo punch-through).
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The mixer's start snapshot overwrites exposed params set before the
first frame, so the BeforeSceneLoad SetFloat was discarded. Re-apply
the saved volume after one frame (Awaitable.NextFrameAsync).
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Shader (PictureTessellationLit):
- Lighting parity with URP Lit: lightmaps, shadowmask/mixed, APV, DBuffer
decals, vertex additional lights, rendering layers, fragment fog
- UniversalGBuffer pass (with tessellation + graded albedo) so HTrace WSGI
composes correct GI instead of a cyan veil over pictures
- Skip GPU tessellation entirely when strength/displacement is 0
- Inspector ranges matched to builder (-3..3 bump, -10..10 tessellation)
Builder:
- Frame Thickness & Padding are now absolute meters (size-independent)
instead of fractions of the picture size
- Tooltip updates for the new default/range semantics
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- Optional Picture Normal Map + Height Map fields on the per-frame material
instance (_BumpMap/_NORMALMAP keyword, _HeightMap; height doubles as
occlusion map when the material has none)
- Sliders: Normal Map Strength, Occlusion Strength, Tessellation Strength
(0-3, default 1), Occlusion Contrast (-1-3), Brightness (0-3)
- Picture Crop left/right/top/bottom via UV window remap; aspect follows
the cropped pixel dimensions
- Picture Subdivisions (1-64): picture surface as triangle grid for
tessellation displacement
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Right-click a texture > Process > Generate Normal + Height Map (DeepBump):
runs the DeepBump ML CLI (color_to_normals, then normals_to_height) in the
background with progress display. Sources larger than 2048px are downscaled
via Pillow/Lanczos first (quadratic tile cost, avoids grid seams). Normal
imports as Normal Map, height as linear (sRGB off). Tool lives outside
Assets under Tools/DeepBump (gitignored: cloned repo + local venv).
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Classic hit path now captures a statue record like conversion does;
rename the statue infrastructure (CaptureStatue/SpawnStatues/
DespawnStatues/_statueRecords) since it is no longer conversion-only.
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A pointer-up after a drag no longer counts as a click (dragging flag +
press-to-release distance within the existing tolerance), so drag ->
release -> click cannot trigger a reset anymore. PaintHud prefab:
pointer tolerance 4 px, HalfLambert default back to 0.5.
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Assigned texture drives the picture material BaseMap via a per-frame
material instance (asset untouched, frames sharing a material stay
independent) and takes priority for aspect resolution. New default
picture material Frame Picture.mat wired in the script defaults.
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Frame thickness, corner radius, padding, inner depth and picture depth
are now normalized factors (scale with Size, no dead clamp zones).
Picture aspect is computed inside-out so padding and frame thickness
no longer distort the image. New Frame Inner.mat as inner default.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace Width/Height with a single Size (longer side); the shorter side
follows the picture material's base map source-image aspect (editor-
resolved, serialized for builds, 1:1 fallback). Add Range attributes on
all frame parameters and default material references (new Frame.mat).
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Rebuild now runs once per frame via ExecuteAlways Update (OnValidate only
sets a dirty flag + QueuePlayerLoopUpdate), fixing inspector drag stutter
from stacked delayCalls. Adds automatic BoxCollider generation (4 frame
bars, opening slab, optional pedestal box for raised pictures) with an
ownership list so manual colliders stay untouched. Corner radius is
intentionally ignored for colliders.
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Plays a list of items (clip + percentage range) on a VideoPlayer.
Double-buffers via a second player (auto-created child incl. AudioSource
copy) and drives the screen texture through a MaterialPropertyBlock,
flipping only once the next player delivers frames - no black/freeze gap.
Editor drawer renders each item as clip row + min-max percent range slider.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Right-click a VideoClip -> Process -> Ping-Pong Video: runs ffmpeg in the
background (forward + reversed video concat, audio played twice), writes
<name>_pingpong.mp4 next to the source and imports it. Supports
multi-select, silent clips (video-only retry), progress display and
unique output paths.
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Ground-stepOffset analogue for climbing (wallStepOffset, default 0.1):
when climb movement is blocked by a small ledge, the capsule lifts
along the wall normal in pre-swept sub-steps and continues, with a
short servo hold to prevent being pulled back into the ledge. Ground
detach while climbing down now requires floor that extends away from
the wall, so narrow step tops no longer cause a mid-wall exit.
Wall->ceiling handoff additionally checks OverheadIsPassableStep():
if the overhead surface is only a small protrusion within the step
allowance, the handoff is skipped and the step pass carries the
capsule over the edge. Genuine overhangs hand off unchanged.
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PlayerNameplates clones a GameObject container instead of a single
TMP_Text and drives all TMP_Text children (text + distance font size),
so the label template can be authored with layered texts (e.g. outline
or shadow copies) in the editor.
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Applying a snapshot now also raises the replica's sequence horizon: a
snapshot covers all events up to its captured cutoff. Previously the
horizon only advanced with the live stamp stream, so the server replica
of a player who never painted served snapshots with cutoff 0 - late
joiners then waited forever for the published baseline cutoff and the
reveal gate never opened (third client could not see the second).
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MatchManager tracks per-participant outcomes from match start (hunter /
hiding / found / converted / left), freezes hit rows with seek time and
finder name, and decides the winner at seek end (any untouched hider ->
hiders win). Results replicate via a Match_Result named message,
broadcast live on hide start, every hit and mid-match leave (no-op once
the winner is frozen), with late joiners served the current state.
MatchResultScreen renders the scoreboard as a section of the session
panel: winner banner ("Match in progress" while live), summary counts
and pooled rows (name, outcome, time, found by); the section hides when
no result data exists. OnlineSessionBrowserUI auto-opens the Esc
overlay when the Resolution sub-phase begins.
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Generalize the body-renderer gate to all avatars so nameplates inherit
the existing visibility matrix (hide phase, found hiders, paint reveal,
conversion settle), and add the one case the body gate cannot cover:
hunters see camouflaged hider bodies during seek, so suppress hider
names for a local hunter viewer while LocalSubPhase == Seek.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- GameSettings: playerName field persisted in Settings.json
- NetworkPlayerSetup: owner-written DisplayName NetworkVariable
(seeded from settings on spawn, sanitized/truncated, live rename push)
- PlayerNameField: binds the session panel name input to settings
- PlayerNameplates: screen-space overlay labels above players with
distance-based font scaling (clamped min/max), pooling, FP self-hide
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The swept-sphere probes tilt their contact normal while rolling over a
thin board's edge, which faked slope top-outs, ceiling hand-offs and
bare-rim vaults mid-face. Confirmed via temporary exit-path logging
(stripped again) and fixed at the verified causes:
- RaycastWallFace: confirm "face flattened into a slope" with a thin,
strictly horizontal ray instead of trusting the tilted sphere normal
(a vertical board still reads steep; real ramps still top out).
- Rim judging: the full-capsule span probe is the arbiter — while it
still sees a steep face anywhere along the capsule, re-adopt that true
normal (breaking the tilt self-amplification feedback loop) and keep
climbing; only a persistent rim (wallTopOutConfirm debounce) vaults.
- WallContinuesAbove: band-sampled horizontal sweep so a grazed shelf
edge above never reads as a cleared rim.
- Bare rim: parks by default (upward motion clamped); holding up vaults
over the edge via MantleOverEdge, headroom-gated.
- ProbeWallSpan sweeps strictly horizontally; center probe always
rejects down-facing hits (edge grazes), wall->ceiling hand-off only
via the explicit head-gap check against clearly down-facing surfaces.
- Slope/ground top-outs additionally gated on a genuine stand
(HasStandableTop) so a board's own top edge no longer detaches.
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Sweep over 48 files (Editor/ excluded): remove comments that restate the
code, condense class summaries, fix three stale doc statements
(HsvColorPicker alpha bar, PaintHud layoutPrefab, MasterVolume
FallbackDefault). Inline two single-use wrappers (IsPointerOverUi,
BuildModes), drop an unused using, replace a magic literal with the
existing ParallaxBase constant, and convert ~10 UnityEngine.Object null
checks to the implicit-bool convention. No serialized fields, signatures,
RPC/NetworkVariable names, defaults, or #if blocks touched.
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- Replace all thin raycast climb probes with capsule-width SphereCasts:
fixes drop on thin boards (mid-face contact never lost, top-out only
fires at the real top edge) and edge flicker on curved surfaces
(continuous contact normal instead of per-frame face flips)
- Remove WallProbeTangentSamples fan fallback (obsolete with SphereCasts)
- Collapse WallInFront/WallPresentAtOffset/WallHitAt into WallPresentAt,
inline ApplyMeshOffset wrapper
- Trim redundant comments, keep non-obvious rationale and tooltips
- No serialized fields removed or renamed (prefab values intact)
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ProbeWall now falls back to a horizontal multi-sample fan across the capsule
cross-section when the center ray misses, so a thin/narrow board keeps its
grab instead of dropping after wallExitGrace (which stays at 0.15). The
top-out mantle no longer commits on the first probe miss: it requires the
top-edge signature (wall at foot, moving up, headroom clear) to persist for
wallTopOutConfirm (new tunable, default 0.06s) and uses hardened multi-sample
foot/headroom probes, so a transient mid-face miss or a VHACD hull gap no
longer triggers a false mantle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cache each environment candidate's world AABB once per evaluation and gate
the expensive per-voxel tests (Collider.ClosestPoint, ContainsWorld, concave
raycast) behind a cheap bounds.Contains prefilter. Collapses the hot loop
from O(voxel x colliders) worth of ClosestPoint/raycast calls to O(voxel x
few) for dense collider clusters (VHACD hulls, furniture), removing the
framedrop when overlapping many colliders. Conservative AABB test never
drops a real hit, so EmbeddedPercent is identical, just cheaper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move brightness out of the half-lambert diffuse term to a final exposure
multiply on the whole shaded body color (diffuse + GI + specular), and add
a saturation grade (0 = neutral, -1 = grayscale, >0 = boosted) on the same
final stage. Saturation rides as a 4th component on CamoKnobs (Vector3 ->
Vector4) so it inherits all three persistence paths: HUD JSON, network
replication (_camo NetworkVariable), and painting-slot metadata. Wires the
renamed Slider_Brightness and new Slider_Saturation. Bumps HudFileVersion
and PaintMetaVersion with load-time remaps so existing paintings keep their
look (old 1=neutral saturation remaps to 0=neutral).
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New [ExecuteAlways] component that renders the skybox (or an optional override material) into a custom reflection cubemap and refreshes DynamicGI so smooth/metallic materials reflect the sky without a baked LightingData asset. Uses a deferred apply plus a synchronous warm-render so the ambient probe resolves after domain reload; runs the reflection capture as a stripped CameraType.Reflection to avoid the URP MIP-bind error. Exposes reflection intensity (0..4) and optional ambient override.
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RunSeekPhase fired the interval ping from an accumulating countdown that discarded each cycle's frame overshoot and drifted seconds late over a match, while the HUD ping countdown is anchored absolutely to _seekStartTime. Fire on absolute interval boundaries (n*interval from _seekStartTime) instead, sharing the HUD's anchor so the on-screen timer hits 0:00 the same moment the sweep fires. A missed boundary is skipped, never bursted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the resolution gate in LoadPaintByName/ReadMapPng. A slot saved at any size is now bilinearly resampled per map to the current avatar's textureSize (new ResampleBilinear/Bilerp helpers, running on the stored bytes with no gamma conversion to match downstream consumption), so any painting loads onto any avatar regardless of the size it was saved at.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the _FurScaleInfluence blend (fur stays a constant world length at
any avatar size, as tuned to influence 0) and scale the gravity curvature
droop by the avatar world scale (_FurObjScale) instead, so the bend tracks
the player: hider 0.5 => smaller droop, hunter 1.5 => bigger droop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fur is drawn from a CPU-baked unit-scale mesh whose instance matrix
carries the avatar's world scale, so the extrusion scaled fully 1:1 with
the player (hider 0.5 / hunter 1.5). That read as too-short fur on the
small hider and too-long on the big hunter, and the curvature droop was
sized off the raw unity_ObjectToWorld which doesn't carry the per-instance
scale in the RenderMeshInstanced path.
- FurShellRenderer pushes the avatar's lossyScale (_FurObjScale) plus a new
Fur Scale Influence (0..1, default 0.5) that blends the fur SIZE between
fully proportional (1) and a constant world length (0). The shader
pre-divides the object-space displacement so the net world length follows
effScale; curl droop and wind use the same effScale, keeping the curl
SHAPE invariant across avatar sizes and influence settings.
- The body's see-through X-ray reveal (forward half) is mirrored onto the
visible fur so strands glow WITH the reveal instead of hiding it under
opaque fur. FurShellRenderer pulls the live colour/pulse/flash from the
sibling MeshPainter (new getters), in phase with the body. A new X-Ray
Fur Strength (default 0.2) tames the per-shell accumulation, since the
body writes the glow once (opaque) but the fur stacks N transparent
shells that each composite it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Manual hider ping on "E": server-authoritative RequestManualPing gated to
Seek + living hider; shared EmitRadarPings path so interval and manual pings
produce identical blips. Ping key read client-side in GameModeManager, role-
gated and excluded in FreeCam (E is fly-up there).
- Radar refreshes an existing blip for the same transform target instead of
duplicating it (lifetime resets to the configured value) via RadarTarget.Refresh.
- Blips fade in/out independently of the disc fade: per-blip MoveTowards factor
multiplied on top of the radar fade, refresh-safe, with separate in/out speeds.
- Resolution countdown waits for conversion statues to load: generalized the
match-start loading barrier (RunReadinessBarrier over _barrierTargets, hold
phase carried in MsgBeginLoad) and run it a second time over statue IDs before
starting the real resolveDuration. Only holds for Conversion with real statues.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a per-machine "Players Collide" switch on GameModeManager: a
self-healing reconciler routes the local capsule through other avatars'
body colliders via Physics.IgnoreCollision when disabled, re-asserting
every frame while off to survive the late-created runtime MeshCollider,
conversion respawns and teleport resets. Expose Active/ActiveVersion/
BodyCollider on NetworkPlayerSetup for the reconciler.
Give MatchStatue the same Active registry + BodyCollider pattern so the
frozen conversion statues obey the same toggle (they carry their own
paint MeshCollider but are deliberately not NetworkPlayerSetup avatars).
Also drive the statue's steady X-ray reveal in Resolution, matching an
un-found hider.
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In Conversion mode, capture a snapshot (pose index + paint) of each hider
at conversion time and materialize a frozen, painted statue at the found
spot for the resolution phase, independent of the now-hunter avatar.
- MatchStatue.cs (new): server-init pose/paint, network-driven pose then
freeze, reveal-gate (hidden until paint applied), kills inherited sim.
- PlayerPaintSync: _isStatue (sibling auto-detect) suppresses the three
auto-behaviours so MatchStatue drives the paint flow deterministically.
- MatchManager: statuePrefab; capture in ConvertToHunter; spawn on
resolution enter; despawn + record clear on EndMatch/teardown/start.
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Server-authoritative skip flag consumed by each phase wait loop
(loading barrier, hide/resolution wait, seek phase), routed via
authority like RequestEndMatch. Exposed as a [ContextMenu] and
public method; single transition per trigger, cleared on teardown.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- PlayerCharacterController: GravityEnabled toggle. When off, hold
vertical velocity at zero and skip steep-slope sliding so a frozen
avatar neither falls nor drifts; true is byte-for-byte the old path.
- GameModeManager: during Loading, additionally disable gravity and
hide the local body (SkinnedMesh + fur shell), re-asserted each frame
to catch the mid-load lobby->match respawn. Restored (body shown,
gravity on) before ActiveMode.Enter() on release to Hide.
- MatchManager: enter Loading *before* SwapScenes so still-bound lobby
avatars are frozen before their floor unloads. Fixes the player
falling into the void during the lobby->map scene swap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gate the Lobby-to-world transition on a new MatchSubPhase.Loading before
Hide: movement stays frozen and the Hide countdown does not start until
every connected client has spawned all match avatars and applied their
paintings.
- MatchManager: Loading phase; matchLoadTimeout tunable; Match_BeginLoad
broadcasts the respawned avatar NetworkObjectIds (+ generation tag),
Match_Ready collects per-client ACKs (host self-checks locally); barrier
coroutine in RunMatchPhases before Hide; disconnect/teardown cleanup.
- GameModeManager: freeze local player (movement/paint/tab) during Loading,
restored via ActiveMode.Enter() on transition to Hide (no camera jump).
- NetworkPlayerSetup: treat Loading like Hide in ComputeVisible so a
fast-loading client cannot reveal a hider early.
- MatchHud: "Loading" phase label.
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Radar: nur sichtbar bei >=1 Target, in First-Person und in der Seek-Phase
(Overlay-Kamera getoggelt, Blip-Skripte laufen weiter). Singleton fuer
Server-Zugriff. GameModeManager: Kamera + Tab-Moduswechsel erst ab
gebundenem Lobby-Player (Inert-Zustand ohne Player, Orbit-Input geparkt).
MatchManager: Server tickt im Seek alle radarPingInterval (30s) und
broadcastet noch nicht gefundene Hider (NetworkObjectId + radarPingLifetime
3s) nur an Hunter-Clients; jeder Hunter loest lokal auf und spawnt Blips.
Ping-Loop in die Seek-Coroutine gefaltet (EndMatch stoppt ihn mit).
MatchHud: Ping-Countdown lokal aus Seek-Start + Kadenz berechnet, Format
m:ss (0:30..0:01), ausserhalb Seek / bei deaktivierten Pings 0:00.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Radar.Spawn(transform, lifetime) clones the "Target Template", names it
"Target" and attaches a RadarTarget that self-destructs after lifetime.
RadarTarget aims each frame toward camera->target (full 3D LookRotation),
drives the point renderer's _BaseColor from a forward-bearing gradient
(ahead/side/behind depth cue lost in the flat disc projection) via a
MaterialPropertyBlock, and scales the point renderer transform by
camera->target distance.
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