Paper Sky — the view, and how it reacts. A camera behavior (the thing `Camera.behavior` points at). It stands off to one side of the flight plane, keeps the crane about a third in from the left, and follows its height loosely so a hard flap does not yank the frame. Everything here is a serialized public field, so the shot is tuned by changing numbers rather than by editing this file. It also carries the game's reactions. A flap dips the frame and springs it back, a cleared gap ticks it forward, a crumple shakes it and punches the lens wide; the frame rolls a little against the crane's climb so the view is never rigid. All of it is additive on top of the framing above, so retuning the shot and retuning the feel do not fight. Finally it is the game's mount point. This behavior is the one piece of code that runs on the local player's camera and nothing else, which makes it the right place to put the screen and the sound on the line: it spawns one temporary `PaperSkyFeel` entity carrying `PaperSkyHud` and `Juice`, and takes it away again when the camera goes. Slice C owns this file. Slice B may want `sideDistance` and `height` for framing the backdrop — read them, do not rewrite them.

local f = entity(id).component.get("CraneCam"):feel()