The A6.P4 port, fused into one installment per the BR-2 half-port lesson
(registration and query are co-dependent: flood-registering shells under
the old radial query would re-open #98 through the vestibule).
REGISTRATION (ShadowObjectRegistry rewritten):
- Register/RegisterMultiPart/UpdatePosition compute the cell set via
CellTransit.BuildShadowCellSet (the C2 find_cell_list flood) seeded by
the entity's m_position cell id; the private 24m XY-grid rectangle and
its single-landblock clamp are deleted. Flood spheres follow retail's
CylSphere rule (base point + cyl radius, cap 10; BSP bounding-sphere
fallback - Ghidra 0x0052b9f0). Statics flood with the do_not_load
prune; dynamics (server spawns, isStatic:false) without.
- Keep-when-empty (SetPositionInternal num_cells gate, pc:283540): a
failed flood leaves the previous registration in place.
- RefloodLandblock: streaming-race hook re-runs the flood when a
landblock's cells hydrate (retail init_objects -> recalc_cross_cells,
Ghidra 0x0052b420/0x00515a30); wired at GameWindow's hydration tail.
- GameWindow sites pass the server position's full cell id as the seed
(spawn + UpdatePosition); the five static sites pass ParentCellId.
BUILDING CHANNEL (CSortCell.building shape):
- Building SHELLS are not shadow objects in retail (only caller of
find_building_collisions is CSortCell::find_collisions 0x005340aa;
one building per origin landcell, init_buildings 0x0052fd80 verified
verbatim + ACE cross-ref). IsBuildingShell entities skip the registry;
Transition.FindBuildingCollisions runs the shell part-0 BSP off
cache.GetBuilding(cellId) with bldg_check set around it
(find_building_collisions 0x006b5300), CollidedWithEnvironment on
non-Contact non-OK. BuildingPhysics.ModelId = pre-resolved part-0
GfxObj (0x02 Setups resolved at the CacheBuilding site).
- Placement/ethereal weakening: BSPQuery Path 1 passes center_solid=0
when BldgCheck && HitsInteriorCell (BSPTREE::find_collisions 0x0053a82e
+ placement_insert 0x005399d8) so doorway crossings don't hard-fail
against shell solids. SpherePath gains both retail fields;
HitsInteriorCell is rebuilt at every cell-array build
(build_cell_array reset 0x00509ef2 + find_cell_list/check_building_
transit set sites).
QUERY (retail per-cell order, transitional_insert 0x0050b6f0):
- TransitionalInsert per attempt: env -> building (LandCell only) ->
objects on the PRIMARY cell, then on OK the check_other_cells pass
(env -> building -> objects per OTHER overlapped cell) + the
carried-cell advance - the advance now happens AFTER all per-cell
object passes (the WF1 ordering divergence), with Adjusted/Slid
feeding the retry exactly like retail's OK_TS case.
- FindObjCollisionsInCell = CObjCell::find_obj_collisions (0x0052b750):
iterate ONLY the asked cell's list. DELETED: the radial 9-landblock
sweep, the +5m query pad, the b3ce505 indoor-primary gate, and the
isViewer exemption (the camera is bounded by interior cell-BSP env
collision - retail's own channel; CameraCornerSealReplayTests pins it
against real dat, and the new building-channel camera test pins the
outdoor stop).
TESTS: Core 1416/0/2 (was 1398 + 4 pre-existing #99-era fails + 1 skip),
App 225, UI 420, Net 294 - all green.
- 3 of the 4 #99-era reds flipped green as designed: the door apparatus
(Apparatus_Grounded_50cmOffCenter_FrontApproach_Blocks) and tick-13558
(indoor walkthrough) now assert the door BLOCKS; tick-22760 pins the
outdoor blocking invariant.
- The 4th (BSPStepUp D4) + 22760's lateral-slide delta are NOT cell-set
problems (probes prove the door is found + BSP-only dispatched;
BR-7 left both byte-identical) - filed as issue #116 (slide-response
family), D4 skipped with the issue reference.
- FindEnvCollisionsMultiCellTests migrated to the public entry (the A4
multi-cell halt now lives at the retail call site).
- New registry pins: per-cell query surface, outdoor-footprint-never-
indoor (#98 architectural), door-outdoor-cell membership, reflood.
- CameraCollisionIndoorTests rewritten against the building channel
(the isViewer-exemption pins died with the exemption).
Closes#99 (doors block both ways via registration-time cell membership
+ the straddle-spanning player cell array). #97 likely closed (the +5m
radial pad that produced phantom-collision candidates is gone) - verify
at T5. #98 stays closed ARCHITECTURALLY (outdoor footprints structurally
cannot reach interior cells; the cellar harness stays green).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Visual verification of Task 7 ship: doors block at dead-center (the
small Cylinder catches) but the BSP slab doesn't catch off-center
or inside-walking-out approaches. Probe-instrumented live capture
proves multi-part registration is correct — every door spawns with
shapes=cyl1+bsp1, and the BSP part is visited 135 times for a single
door at player approaches as close as 0.42 m, with cacheHit=True.
But zero [resolve-bldg] attributions for the BSP shape.
Three artifacts added:
1. TransitionTypes.cs — new [bsp-test] probe in the BSP collision
dispatch, fires BEFORE the cache lookup. Mirrors [cyl-test] on
the Cylinder branch. Distinguishes "cache miss → silent skip"
from "queried but no hit" (the latter doesn't show up in
[resolve-bldg] which only fires on attributed hits).
2. DoorCollisionApparatusTests.cs — new grounded test
(Apparatus_Grounded_50cmOffCenter_*) attempts to reproduce the
production bug via a seeded PhysicsBody (Contact + OnWalkable
+ ContactPlane + WalkablePolygon). Currently doesn't reproduce
because the apparatus's stub-terrain + synthetic-floor setup
diverges from production's real Holtburg geometry. Captured as
"documents-the-bug" — flip the assertion shape when the fix
lands.
3. docs/research/2026-05-24-door-collision-task7-shipped-but-bug-remains.md
— full session handoff. Identifies the remaining bug as a Path 5
(Contact branch + StepSphereUp) misbehavior at thin tall
obstacles, not in the multi-part registration we just shipped.
Leading hypothesis: DoStepUp's downward probe finds the same
flat floor on the OTHER side of the door (Holtburg cottages have
no Z change between exterior and interior floor), declares
step-up success, BSP collision returns OK, sphere walks through.
Recommended next move: relaunch with ACDREAM_DUMP_STEPUP=1 to
verify the hypothesis.
What this commit DOES NOT do: fix the remaining step-up bug. The
A6.P4 multi-part registration foundation is correct and stays.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Apparatus test (DoorCollisionApparatusTests) loads door GfxObj 0x010044B5
from the real dat, builds the door entity's shape list via
ShadowShapeBuilder, registers via RegisterMultiPart, and sweeps a player
sphere into the door from three angles. Pre-fix: all three assertions
fail — the sphere walks straight through. The [cyl-test] probe fires
every tick (the small Sphere shape is queried) but no [resolve-bldg] —
the per-Part BSP entry is never reached.
Root cause: ShadowObjectRegistry.GetNearbyObjects deduplicates on
entry.EntityId via HashSet<uint>. Pre-RegisterMultiPart each entity had
exactly one shadow row, so dedup-by-entityId correctly suppressed
multi-cell duplication. After Task 4's RegisterMultiPart introduced
multi-shape rows (1 Sphere + 1 per-Part-BSP for doors; potentially more
for creatures + items), the dedup silently drops everything after the
first. ShadowShapeBuilder emits Sphere shapes before Part-BSPs, so the
Sphere wins and the BSP is dropped — exactly the "Task 7 produced zero
[resolve-bldg] hits" finding from the 2026-05-24 evening handoff.
Fix: dedup on the full ShadowEntry. record-struct equality compares
all fields (EntityId, GfxObjId, Position, Rotation, Radius,
CollisionType, CylHeight, Scale, State, Flags, LocalPosition,
LocalRotation). Distinct shapes of the same entity are not equal and
make it through; the same shape registered in multiple cells (its
fields identical across calls) dedups exactly as before.
Apparatus verification post-fix: all 4 tests pass.
- Dead-center front approach: BLOCKED at Y=11.5 normal=(0,-1,0).
- 50 cm off-center: BLOCKED at Y=11.5 normal=(0,-1,0).
- Back approach from inside: BLOCKED at Y=12.8 normal=(0,+1,0).
- Diagnostic dump: BSP fires at tick 5.
What this fix DOES NOT do: switch live RegisterLiveEntityCollision to
use ShadowShapeBuilder + RegisterMultiPart. That's Task 7 of the
original plan, still reverted. With this foundation fix in place,
Task 7 should now actually deliver door blocking in production.
Test impact: 44/44 in the shape/registry/door scope pass. The broader
Physics suite shows the pre-existing PhysicsResolveCapture
static-state flakiness documented in CLAUDE.md — 6 baseline failures
without my new tests, 10 with them (4 extra are my apparatus tests'
IsPlayer-flag resolves getting captured by a concurrent Capture-test
race). Independent of this fix; verified by isolating each test
class.
Findings + apparatus reasoning:
docs/research/2026-05-24-door-dat-inspection-findings.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>