Jajce Forest Edge 06

Captured: 2026-07-18

Files

before forest edge
authored forest edge
finite trees depleted
world/jajce/ForestEdgeResourceCluster.tscn
world/jajce/TerrainResourceCluster.gd
tests/jajce_forest_edge_cluster_test.gd

The images use the same 1280×720 camera, fixed daylight value, warmup, and Metal renderer. Debug labels are hidden. The before frame shows two generic resource boxes below disconnected south-edge trees. The authored frame uses the same finite IDs as the two central harvestable trees; the depleted frame shows those two as stumps while the decorative forest silhouette remains.

Visual reduction

The forest edge contains:

10 low-poly fern clumps;
8 oversized cream-stem, warm-cap mushrooms;
6 flattened forest stones;
2 decorative deciduous silhouette trees; and
2 finite harvestable trees with amount-derived crowns and stumps.

The 24 understory details use three MultiMeshInstance3D batches. The two existing south-edge conifers remain outside the cluster and frame it at a larger scale. This keeps the grove legible from the village without turning the whole terrain into dense foliage.

Authority and shared authoring contract

ResourceAnchors contains only tree_forest_grove_01 and tree_forest_grove_02, preserving their definitions and the existing total of eighteen finite resources. DecorativeInstances contains no ResourceNode descendants and never enters saves, reservations, checksums, or conservation.

The riverbank and forest edge are now the two concrete consumers of TerrainResourceCluster. That small shared base owns only their proven scene contract: terrain snapping for authored trees and interaction points, bounded MultiMesh placement, fern mesh construction, resource-anchor enumeration, and presentation statistics. Resource-specific palettes, offsets, and meshes stay in each cluster.

Both finite trees reuse HarvestableTreePresentation. Depletion therefore removes only the authoritative standing trees; the two decorative trees and surrounding conifers remain, giving the living world an honest but not barren silhouette.

The trees moved roughly five metres deeper into the forest edge. Their village-facing interaction points are approximately 26.5 m and 26.2 m from the village origin, beyond the adapter's initial 24 m query. The focused scenario confirms both IDs appear only in the farther query, disables every other wood source, and resolves tree_forest_grove_01 after more than one range pass.

The same scenario asks the project-owned navigation map for real paths to both interaction points, verifies each endpoint is reached, and checks every route point against Terrain3D height. No terrain or navigation rebake was needed.

Finally, the test leaves the first tree at one configured yield, saves that low state, and completes a real reserved NPC gather. The exact yield enters NPC inventory and the tree becomes a stump. Restoring the snapshot rebinds the same stable ID and reconstructs the sparse standing crown from authoritative amount alone.

Next slice

Introduce one named goat as an identity-backed simulation entity rather than a resource prop. Its stable ID, position, and hunger/feed state should be saved; one NPC and the player should share an exact feed interaction that withdraws real pantry food. A herd, breeding, products, and animal spatial indexing stay deferred until that contract is proven.

Capture commands

HOME="$PWD/logs/quality/godot_profile" \
APPDATA="$PWD/logs/quality/godot_profile" \
LOCALAPPDATA="$PWD/logs/quality/godot_profile" \
/Applications/Godot.app/Contents/MacOS/Godot \
  --path "$PWD" --script res://tools/capture_jajce_lookdev.gd -- \
  --scene=res://world/jajce/JajceForestEdgeLookdev.tscn \
  --output=res://docs/baselines/jajce_forest_edge_06_after.png \
  --hide-resource-labels

For the depleted frame, append:

--resource-amount=tree_forest_grove_01:0
--resource-amount=tree_forest_grove_02:0

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