Devlog
Building Second Chance
What was attempted, what broke, and what the fix turned out to be. Written for anyone building something similar.
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Land Nobody Could Delete
Sixteen orphaned landscape tiles hovering about 41 m above the real terrain made a first-hit ground probe read sawtooth gradients of 131-213%, so the road tool rejected every route it was given; deleting them and teaching the probe to accept only landscape hits let the first T-junction be surveyed, levelled, carved, capped and marked the same day.
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In Time With the Music
The nightclub got a music-reactive light rig and one dancer who moves in time with the track, and the reason it works is that tempo is measured offline and baked while only loudness is read at runtime.
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Paying Twice for the Same Thing
A project-resident skill file of verified recipes and silent-failure traps, indexed by symptom rather than by subsystem - why writing each trap down as you pay for it compounds, and where the practice still falls short.