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Cloister

Raises the Verdigris Cloister. Put it on an entity under the scene's `Greenhouse` anchor and every load of the scene rebuilds the room under that entity — floor, walls, piers, the brass vault and its cracked glass, the irrigation, the hanging censers, the shafts of sun, the vapou…

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Cloister

Raises the Verdigris Cloister. Put it on an entity under the scene's Greenhouse anchor and every load of the scene rebuilds the room under that entity — floor, walls, piers, the brass vault and its cracked glass, the irrigation, the hanging censers, the shafts of sun, the vapour and the spores — along with the scene's sun and ambient, the sky, and the game's post-process chain.

entity.spawn("Cloister", { parent = entity.find("Greenhouse") })
    .component.add("Cloister", {})

Fields: ownsLighting, ownsPost, ownsSky — whether this component also sets the sun and ambient, the post chain and the sky. All on by default; turn one off if something else takes that job over.

It despawns the skeleton's sk_* placeholders on the anchor, since this slice is what replaces them. There is no update(): the room does not tick, and the motion in the spores, the shafts and the vapour is evaluated in the shaders from time.

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Cloister — the greenhouse slice's one moving part. It raises the room. Put it on an entity under the scene's `Greenhouse` anchor and every load of the scene rebuilds the Verdigris Cloister under that entity: floor, walls, piers, vault, glass, pipes, light, shafts, vapour and spores, plus the scene's sun and ambient and the game's post-process chain. entity.spawn("Cloister", { parent = entity.find("Greenhouse") }) .component.add("Cloister", {}) Everything it builds is named `env_*` and every rebuild clears the previous `env_*` first, so `rebuild()` is safe to call as often as you like — which is how the room is iterated on: edit `greenhouse.module`, call rebuild, look. There is no update(). The room does not tick. The drift in the spores, the boil in the shafts and the crawl in the vapour are functions of `time` evaluated in the shaders, so this component costs one frame at load and nothing afterwards.

raise( ) → void

awake( ) → void

rebuild( ) → void

Re-raise the room from scratch. The authoring loop.

clear( ) → void

Take it all down again, leaving this entity behind.

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# greenhouse Raises the Verdigris Cloister — the derelict monastery greenhouse the game is played in. Floor, dais, walls, piers, the brass vault and its cracked glass, the clerestory, the irrigation, the hanging censers, the shafts of sun and the pools they lay on the stone, the vapour and the spores. Plus the scene's sun and ambient, the sky, and the post-process chain for the whole game. ```luau local Env = require("game.env.greenhouse") Env.build(root) -- clear every env_* under root and raise the room Env.clear(root) -- take it down again Env.post() -- the post chain, stated as priorities Env.sky() -- flat blown-out overcast beyond the broken roof ``` `Env.SHAFTS` is the one table that decides where the light is: which pane of which bay the roof has lost. The roof is built with those panes missing, a cone falls from each hole, and a point light sits where it reaches the floor. Normally you do not call this directly — put the `Cloister` component on an entity under the scene's `Greenhouse` anchor and it runs at load. See `../README.md`.
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