Erik ca0fad1482 docs: #341 live A/B — the user's slope run shows the bare-radius trigger would fire on 84% of grounded slope ticks ...

3,870 player resolves captured at Rithwic with ACDREAM_CAPTURE_RESOLVE.
Of 2,955 contact-seeded ticks the RETAINED trigger fired zero times —
the current push-out is inert in ordinary play — while retail's bare
trigger would have fired on 2,471 (84%), lifts 2-88 mm, p50 27 mm. The
body rests at r*N.z every grounded tick, so landing AD-66 alone would
engage the push on virtually every slope step and fight the foot
planting: the oscillation the original substitution was written against.

The exposed question sits upstream: our placement plants the sphere
vertically (perpendicular r*N.z); if retail's walkable contact rests
tangent (perpendicular r), retail's bare trigger is inert in retail
exactly as ours is here, and the trigger cannot be ported without the
placement geometry. That retail-side verification is now the apparatus
session's first task, and it also gives the harness flip a mechanical
suspect: settle-state order dependence, not physics.

Measured from the user's own two-minute run rather than argued — the
cheapest decisive instrument of the campaign so far.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-08-07 07:15:12 +02:00

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