The replay harness reconstructs the camera from a pose-stamped oracle
frame (Frame quaternion w,x,y,z storage order; +Y forward / +Z up;
landblock-local origin) and drives the ported walk over adapter-built
cells (cell transforms from EnvCell.Position now populated). The
foundry-deep fixture - the pure-interior frame shape - reproduces
retail EXACTLY on every complete frame: DI + DC(ov=0, [cell]) with no
landscape, 39/39. Conventions are now pinned by live retail output; the
remaining nine fixtures need the outdoor world build-out (landscape
blocks, terrain z-slabs, building transforms + active-view clip) and
join the same gate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkPView transcribes ConstructView @0x005a57b0, InitCell @0x005a4b70,
InsCellTodoList @0x005a4f50 (nearest-first pop), ClipPortals @0x005a5520,
OtherPortalClip @0x005a5400 (inverted ==0 sidedness), AddViewToPortals
@0x005a52d0 (update_count watermark, duplicate-reach arm), AddToCell
@0x005a4d90, SetOtherSeen @0x005a4e30, FixCellList/AdjustCellPlace/
AdjustDrawList/AdjustCellView @0x005a5250/0x005a5010/0x005a4e90/
0x005a5770, plus set_view and PView::GetClip @0x005a4320 over the
WalkScreenClip chain. Resolves and documents the portal-flag convention
(inflag=1 = the portal FACES the viewer and feeds max_indist; inflag=0 +
armed seen = an opening — the same side condition building look-ins
require), which the PDB names obscure. WalkWorld supplies the cell model
and frame-context seam. Six synthetic-world flood tests pass on first
run: traversal, facing rejection with the exact distance key, exit-view
raising, entry-portal no-ping-pong, chain ordering, unloaded skips.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
