Blennoma — the mucous growth of THE EIGHTH KETYL, as a parametric solid. The silhouette is the whole job, because in a near-black still the player sees the shape against the ketyl's own light before they see any surface. So it is built as five readable masses rather than one blob: a wide flattened FOOT where it has taken the plate a WAIST pinched in above it, cut with a ring, which is what makes the thing read as an organism gripping the glass rather than a rock a swollen SAC over that three LOBES crowding the sac's shoulder, joined loosely enough to stay three bumps rather than merging into a dome two TEATS hanging off the front — the nozzles the water leaves by, and the reason a player can tell which way a growth is about to weep Then three displacement layers over all of it: sagging wrinkles, medium lumps, and pores. Each is coarser than the contour's own cell, which is the constraint that decides `resolution` — a wrinkle finer than one cell is not rendered, it is simply missed. Knobs: seed which noise this is — a wholly different skin at each value wrinkle how deep the coarse sagging wrinkles cut pore how rough the fine skin is lean degrees of twist per metre, which swings the lobes around swell how far the sacs merge into each other (the fillet width) waist how deeply the ring cuts the neck resolution contour grid over the longest side Output `geo` is the closed triangle mesh; bake.luau beside this file evaluates it once per variant and writes each as a .mesh asset.