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Add native Durak, poker, blackjack, roulette, Buckshot and billiards scenes with animation assets and regression tests. Improve arrival, city, hall, profiles, shops, audio and exit handling; remove the portable C game core and refresh shipping executables.
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62 lines
3.2 KiB
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# Hall and Basement
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The runtime stays MASM32. Image generation and Python packing are offline asset
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work only. Original generated atlases and prompts live in `assets/sprites/hall`.
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## Bar and Dining
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The six-unit walnut counter occupies x=3..9, y=23..24. Its top, end panels and
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front panels use different dedicated materials. The bartender works at y=22.5;
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three bottle shelf sections are behind him at y=22. They are fixed world planes,
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not sprites that rotate towards the camera. Dining tables and red seating are
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south of the counter at y=27..29, on the customer side. The central x=5..8 aisle
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stays open. Counter, back-bar cabinet and dining footprints block walking.
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The drink view uses the same world scene as walking. Mixing has sixteen
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bartender poses; drinking uses eight hand poses. Rendering does not debit money.
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## Basement
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The shop uses faded green wall tiles, worn plaster, a stepped vault and small
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stone floor tiles. A wooden counter separates the trader from customers; card
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decks, chips and talismans fill the mesh-front shelves and glass display cases.
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The desktop has a lamp, ledger, cards and an old CRT, not workshop equipment.
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Texture slots 92..99 are dedicated bunker materials, not outdoor facade or
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dumpster materials. Eight actual stair treads connect the entrance to the lower
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room. Merchant interaction stays inside the basement and the stair interaction
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returns to the hall. The vault is stepped geometry, not a smooth curved mesh.
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## Architecture and Texture Sampling
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The hall has patterned carpet, wood flooring in the lounge and pool area, low
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partitions with walkable openings, a plaster ceiling and six individually
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placed chandeliers. Columns and stone cornices frame the gaming area. The
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street facade includes projecting masonry, bay windows, porch supports and
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wall lanterns. The entrance retains the CASINO lettering in its original
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artwork rather than drawing a second sign over it.
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Nearby indoor surfaces and detailed outdoor planes sample their full 256-pixel
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source width. Alpha-cutout architectural planes only write depth at opaque
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pixels. Horizontal surfaces crossing the camera's near plane remain visible.
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These fixes do not increase the native 640x480 framebuffer resolution.
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## Visitors
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Ten stationary guests stand at game tables and the bar or sit in the dining
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area. Two additional guests walk a twenty-second loop through the central
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aisles, with four source walk poses each. Route phase uses elapsed time, not
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render calls; accepted positions must pass the world's collision checks.
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Sprites share ground anchors and depth testing with furniture.
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This is the first population pass: walking sprites are camera-facing billboards,
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not eight-direction character sets, and guests do not yet converse or play full
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autonomous rounds. Visitor routes pause while a table mode is active.
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## Verification
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`tools/tests/test_casino_actions.ps1` builds and runs the real assembly executable
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with isolated profile fixtures. Hall tests cover a full visitor route, furniture
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collision, room transitions, drink charges, one-pixel texture detail and
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near-plane surface clipping. Native framebuffer snapshots
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include close views of the bar, basement, stairs and dining area. Tests are not
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a substitute for manually playing on the target low-end laptop.
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