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p6_collapse

COLLAPSE (t = 240-270): a crawler crane swings a forged wrecking ball into a five-storey brick-and-steel building at dusk.

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What it does

p6_collapse

COLLAPSE (t = 240-270): a crawler crane swings a forged wrecking ball into a five-storey brick-and-steel building at dusk.

The building is real construction — I-beam columns, concrete floor slabs, brick spandrels/piers/panels, steel window frames with pre-split glass panes — every piece a frozen kinematic rigid body. The score's impact cues unfreeze a region around each ball strike (Physics.setBodyType + a radial impulse), so the structure crumbles where the ball chews through it; off-beat cues aftershock the column above the last hit, and the final cue drops everything still standing.

Surfaces run the col_* shader stack (preseed/shaders/), materials in preseed/collapse/: sky, ground (painted per-frame shadows), brick, concrete, steel (beams/crane/ball/chain via per-material props), glass and one GPU dust point cloud whose four burst* slots make the impact plumes. The crane is one merged lattice-boom mesh that slews so its boom tip rides the kinematic rope anchor; the hoist cable is a stretched cylinder strung tip-to-ball each frame over a run of torus chain links and a shackle.

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zero/source-extract/v2

preseed/parts/p6_collapse.module — COLLAPSE: a crawler crane swings a forged wrecking ball into a nine-storey brick-and-steel tower at dusk and takes the whole thing down in one blow. The building is real construction: I-beam columns, concrete floor slabs, brick spandrels and piers, steel window frames, a roof plant deck and a fire escape. Every structural piece is a static body until the strike, at which point a release wave runs outward and upward from the impact so the tower pancakes into itself instead of bursting. Glass and window frames are unsimulated: they fly ballistically and come to rest, keeping the facade's trim — a couple of hundred bodies that never read as structure — out of the solver. All surfaces run the col_* shader stack (dusk environment shared between sky, steel and glass); dust plumes are one GPU point cloud driven through burst slots.

quatFromY(ux: ?, uy: ?, uz: ?) → void

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ux?
uy?
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spawnModel(ctx: ?, name: ?, mesh: ?, matName: ?, opts: ?) → void

`opts.casts` opts a prop into the sun's shadow map. It is off by default: the sky dome and the 180 m ground grid would each cost a full map re-draw and neither can throw anything the shot shows, while the crane, the ball and the yard's dressing are exactly what a low sun should be drawing across the apron.

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ctx?
name?
mesh?
matName?
opts?

piece(ctx: ?, mesh: ?, matName: ?, m: ?, px: ?, py: ?, pz: ?, sx: ?, sy: ?, sz: ?, opts: ?) → void

A structural piece: a static body while the tower stands, so the solver carries nothing at all until the strike, then dynamic on its wave slot.

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ctx?
mesh?
matName?
m?
px?
py?
pz?
sx?
sy?
sz?
opts?

shard(ctx: ?, name: ?, mesh: ?, matName: ?, px: ?, py: ?, pz: ?, rot: ?, heavy: ?) → void

Loose trim — glass and window frames — is rendered but never simulated. The blow hands each piece a velocity and a spin and it flies ballistically until it lands, which keeps a couple of hundred bodies out of the solver for parts of the tower nobody reads as structure.

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ctx?
name?
mesh?
matName?
px?
py?
pz?
rot?
heavy?

setProp(ctx: ?, key: ?, name: ?, value: ?) → void

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ctx?
key?
name?
value?

buildBuilding(ctx: ?) → void

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ctx?

buildCrane(ctx: ?) → void

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ctx?

build(ctx: ?) → void

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ctx?

put(key: ?, ok: ?, res: ?) → void

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key?
ok?
res?

enter(ctx: ?) → void

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ctx?

burst(ctx: ?, t: ?, px: ?, py: ?, pz: ?) → void

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ctx?
t?
px?
py?
pz?

blow(ctx: ?, t: ?, bp: ?, bv: ?) → void

One strike takes the whole tower. Everything is armed here: the wave clock starts, the glass is thrown, and the dust slots fire along the base.

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ctx?
t?
bp?
bv?

update(ctx: ?, t: ?, dt: ?) → void

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ctx?
t?
dt?

exit(ctx: ?) → void

The part's own release. The director despawns everything `ctx.track` was handed; what it cannot reach is the sun's shadow map — which this part is the only one to ask for — and the four hundred piece records and their per-frame state, which the closure over `ctx.data` would otherwise hold for the rest of the film.

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ctx?

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geo
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col_ground_mat
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# col_ground_mat Demolition-yard ground material for the collapse part (shader: `col_ground`). The part drives the painted-shadow uniforms per frame: `bld_rect`/`bld_fade` (building shadow), `ball_sh` (wrecking-ball blob), `crane_sh` (boom streak), `debris` (spreading brick-dust stain) and `impact_glow` (strike bounce light).
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col_crane_mat
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# col_crane_mat Weathered safety-yellow paint (shader: `col_steel`) for the crawler crane's lattice boom, deck and cab — chipped at plate edges, rust-streaked down the panels.
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col_dust_mat
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# col_dust_mat Site-dust material for the collapse part (shader: `col_dust`, transparent queue, cull none), applied to the `Geo.pointCloud` octahedron cloud spawned by `p6_collapse`. The part drives `game_t` and the four `burst*` slots at each impact; all plume animation runs in the vertex stage.
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col_steel_mat
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# col_steel_mat Graphite structural-steel material (shader: `col_steel`) for the collapse part's I-beam columns, window frames, wire-rope cable and chain links. Heavier rust than the crane's painted surfaces.
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col_brick_mat
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# col_brick_mat Brick masonry material for the collapse building's wall chunks (shader: `col_brick`). The pattern lives in object-local space so it stays glued to tumbling debris; the part pulses `impact_glow` at each strike.
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col_ball_mat
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# col_ball_mat Forged wrecking-ball steel (shader: `col_steel`, `pit` 1.2): hammered normal pitting, dark worn finish, strong dusk-environment reflection so the ball reads as the hero object against the sky.
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col_concrete_mat
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# col_concrete_mat Cast-concrete material for the collapse building's slabs, columns and panels (shader: `col_concrete`). Object-local pattern space keeps the surface glued to tumbling debris; the part pulses `impact_glow` at each strike.
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col_sky_mat
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# col_sky_mat Dusk demolition skydome material for the collapse part (shader: `col_sky`), applied to the inverted dome sphere spawned by `p6_collapse`. The part drives `game_t` per frame; the sun disk tracks the scene light.
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col_glass_mat
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# col_glass_mat Window-glass material for the collapse building (shader: `col_glass`, transparent queue, cull none). Applied to the pre-split panes so shattered shards keep reflecting the dusk environment while they tumble.
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backing path · preseed/parts/p6_collapse.module

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