Commit 239575

2026-09-09 11:03:40 Anonymous: Global04 alignment: anchored R01 ship-rooted group and unanchored rigid-unit rotation, compact assemblies as placement units, autonomous-return and local-tell clearance at the four counted abort rooms; counts unchanged
hold the flood/station room and module inventory.md ..
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A wall panel, evidence drawer, reply face, manual bypass, fixture alcove or glass observation cell inside a room is not a free room. A vestibule counts only when it is separately traversable, threshold-delimited and owns a distinct refuge, recovery or route action. A mechanism may span faces in two rooms; each face belongs to its room, while the mechanism has one placed identity. The ship airlock interior, berth, home deck, packing bench, receiver, ledger table, material tray and gait rail are **ship spaces/fixtures, not playable station rooms**. Objective 10 occurs aboard and therefore adds no station room.
- For every room, stable facts are its identity, module, authored fixtures, completed local checkpoints, installed/dropped objects, committed captures and selected joins. Current facts are unbound neighbours, orientation, transient power, live population and unobserved accessibility. A death returns carried property, advances one arrangement, preserves the stable facts and makes prior route/adjacency records historical. Loading, a journal visit or a survivor statement does not shift, complete, locate or connect anything. All capture and work actions use world time; the journal fully pauses.
+ For every room, stable facts are its identity, module, authored fixtures, completed local checkpoints, installed/dropped objects, committed captures and selected joins. Current facts are unbound neighbours, orientation, transient power, live population and unobserved accessibility. A death returns carried property, advances one arrangement, preserves the stable facts and makes prior route/adjacency records historical. **What moves is a rigid unit:** each compact assembly and each latched group holds one internal pose, and an unanchored group may translate and rotate only as a whole, never reflect or stretch its interior. The **ship-rooted group containing R01 is anchored** and neither moves nor turns, so a shift changes which unbound group meets the ship-rooted group's free outer frontier — never which room touches the airlock. Loading, a journal visit or a survivor statement does not shift, complete, locate or connect anything. All capture and work actions use world time; the journal fully pauses.
- Two cross-room systems require explicit compact boundaries. **R02 Cargo Turn and R03 Collar Control are one two-room collar-service assembly:** their walkable throat and hard control conduit move together, while the assembly's external faces may change; this preserves the selected opening board/rack relationship without making either room free. **R36–R40 are one five-room core-boundary assembly:** iris, two clamp rooms, evidence cell and isolation hall keep their internal passages/control lines. R35 is only a current exterior approach; if it is not adjacent and reachable, objective 11 waits. Joining either compact assembly to the ship-rooted network counts all its rooms only after every interior room is actually reachable.
+ Two cross-room systems require explicit compact boundaries. **R02 Cargo Turn and R03 Collar Control are one two-room collar-service assembly:** their walkable throat and hard control conduit move together, while the assembly's external faces may change; this preserves the selected opening board/rack relationship without making either room free. **R36–R40 are one five-room core-boundary assembly:** iris, two clamp rooms, evidence cell and isolation hall keep their internal passages/control lines. Both assemblies are rigid placement units whose external faces may change while their internal throats and hard control conduits do not; this is a placement rule and changes no interior geometry here, and it does not make any optional exterior approach fixed. R35 is only a current exterior approach; if it is not adjacent and reachable, objective 11 waits. Joining either compact assembly to the ship-rooted network counts all its rooms only after every interior room is actually reachable.
Other apparent cross-room relationships are conditional, not hidden permanent machinery. R05 contains the whole gait/belt comparison; R06 is only an approach/abort room. R07 contains its own coupler release and is available with R05 only when their current service throats are visibly adjacent—Stride testing can finish while coupler recovery waits. R28 contains all indispensable regulator racks, plates, panel and viewing positions; R29's plate staging and R30's alternate observation angle are optional current adjacencies. If either is absent, the gallery still works and that extra room's distinct revisit waits. No control signal silently crosses between independently shifting rooms.
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The candidate authoring contract rejects any permanently isolated playable room. Each room has at least one threshold face with an inside/network-side release. A growing connection must extend from the ship-rooted network or merge a fully walkable island through a release reachable after the merge. A join occupies two specific placed faces and persists without power; converter mode and diagnostic reach are separate states. Releasing one mistaken seam leaves other joins, machine modes, room work and current adjacency intact until the next shift.
- R13, R19, R22, R18, R26 and R05 keep rescue refuge doors separate from join faces: connecting their room exterior does not open the refuge, move a survivor or certify a rescue route. R39 behind the iris becomes eligible only through the physically opened R36 passage, and R40's isolation never removes its walking threshold. Optional evidence, removed part sources and rooms behind intervention remain included even if their live signal or fixture function is absent. There is no acceptable authoring case in which a room's only release is behind its own closed boundary, a critical face can be buried with no network-side control, or a story choice deletes a room from the roster.
+ R13, R19, R22, R18, R26 and R05 keep rescue refuge doors separate from join faces: connecting their room exterior does not open the refuge, move a survivor or certify a rescue route. **One further clearance is required at each eligible rescue host, under the accepted conditional candidate:** a survivor-operable retreat line must physically exist from every committed segment to the scene's counted abort room — R06, R12, R24 or R27, the four already allocated — with two-sided or survivor-side controls, and that abort room must carry a local closure tell readable only at its own control. Nothing is transmitted to the ship. A host that cannot supply this is not eligible to begin a crossing. This adds no room, module or refuge to the counts. R39 behind the iris becomes eligible only through the physically opened R36 passage, and R40's isolation never removes its walking threshold. Optional evidence, removed part sources and rooms behind intervention remain included even if their live signal or fixture function is absent. There is no acceptable authoring case in which a room's only release is behind its own closed boundary, a critical face can be buried with no network-side control, or a story choice deletes a room from the roster.
The Synchronization roster may state 40 anonymous total identities, discovered versus joined, but exposes no unseen names, routes or faces. The inventory therefore makes completion inspectable while accepting the spoiler that hidden rooms exist. It does **not** prove a valid complete assembly, converter sufficiency, reasonable adjacency frequency or freedom from death-farming. The final selected shift algorithm must preserve stable identities and joins, respect compact mechanism boundaries, make every unjoined room eligible for some authored arrangement and never promise the next arrangement. Whether connecting all 40 stabilizes the station or keeps joined groups moving remains an owner decision. The inventory also leaves death/shift/transfer ordering, post-Sent mortality, final departure and diagnostic/ending relationships unresolved.
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