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sillage_composition

The verb of Sillage: working at the perfumer's organ, and striking the blotter.

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What it does

sillage_composition

The verb of Sillage: working at the perfumer's organ, and striking the blotter.

What it provides

The organ overlay (sillage_organ_hotspots) — a hit target over every one of the 36 vials, projected from Core.vialSlot(n) through the live camera, so the targets follow the camera wherever staging puts it. A vial already in the formula wears a red-ink frame and a dose wafer. Down the left edge, the three phases (Tête / Coeur / Fond) bracket the tiers they belong to — the organ read as the drydown curve stood upright.
The formula card (sillage_formula) — a portrait sheet of aged rag paper pinned to the bottom of the 3:4 frame. Material names in a chancery italic, doses in a figures column with dotted leaders, a dose that changed struck out in red with the new figure written above it, marginal notes, a thumbnail of the accord's shape, and a total underlined twice. A tab lowers the sheet so the lowest tiers of the organ can be reached.
The bench — a rack of mouillettes, a pipette on its rest, an inkpot, a written fiche on a short stack of blanks, and the struck strip with its stain spreading through it while the drydown runs.
The clock — the 24 hours of wear compressed into Core.time.drydownSeconds.

API


`Composition.addDrop(id, n)`	add or take back drops of a material
`Composition.addDropBySlot(slot, n)`	the same, by organ slot 1..36
`Composition.clearFormula()`	empty the fiche, returning stock
`Composition.strike()`	dip the blotter and run the drydown
`Composition.show()` / `.hide()`	show or hide both screens

Events

Emits formula:changed, strip:struck, strip:tick, strip:done, and asks staging for the bench station with station:request. Listens for screen:changed, brief:issued and station:changed.

Writes Core.state.formula and Core.state.drydownT. Reads the curve from game.sillage_sim, meters drops through game.sillage_economy, and highlights vials through world.sillage_organ — each guarded, so the loop still plays when one of them is not there.

Materials

game.comp_blotter_paper, game.comp_card_paper, game.comp_brass, game.comp_walnut, game.comp_glass_clear, game.comp_stain.

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sillage_economy

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# sillage_economy Stock, the ledger, the season, and the still — everything in *Sillage* that makes a formula cost something. A perfume is a spend. Every drop comes out of a bottle that has a bottom, and every bottle was bought or made. This module owns the three francs-and-grams facts the rest of the game reads: how much of a material is left, what it costs today, and how the fields and the alembic put more of it in the cupboard. ## What it provides | | | |---|---| | `Economy.stockOf(id)` | grams left of a material | | `Economy.dropsOf(id)` | the same, counted the way a perfumer counts | | `Economy.spend(id, drops)` | draw a dose down; `false` when the bottle is empty. A negative count puts it back | | `Economy.priceOf(id)` | francs per gram **this season** | | `Economy.buy(id, grams)` | `ok, message`; refuses what the trade does not sell | | `Economy.formulaCost(f)` | what a formula costs to pour | | `Economy.stockValue()` | what the whole cupboard is worth today | | `Economy.season()` | the month, its note, what is in season, and the baskets | | `Economy.distil(lot, process)` | take a basket to the apparatus | | `Economy.settle(verdict)` | pay the fee or take the loss, and turn the calendar | | `Economy.openLedger()` / `openStill()` / `close()` | the two pages | | `Economy.figure(n, dec)` | a number set the French way: `1 234,50` | It emits `stock:changed` whenever any of that moves, and owns `Core.state.francs`, `Core.state.reputation` and `Core.state.stock`. Material **prices and behaviour** come from `sillage_sim`, keyed on the same `id` as `Core.catalogue`; the table here is only the fallback if the sim is not loaded. ## The season Six harvests, one per commission, from February 1954 to December 1955. Mimosa comes down from the Tanneron in February, the rose is cut in May, the jasmine is picked at four in the morning in August, the iris root is lifted in October. What is in season is cheap; what is out of it is dearer, and the ledger marks it with a dagger. ## The still Two materials — **ambergris tincture** and **civet tincture** — are not sold in Grasse at any price. The only way to have them is to make them, from what the season put in the baskets, at the copper alembic on the right of the room. That is the private palette: not a bonus, the only route. Each basket wants one of three apparatus, and the wrong one costs the same and gives back about a fifth. Bark, leaf and root take the steam; a fragile flower is killed by it and goes to the fat; animal matter and moss are left cold in alcohol. The rubric at the foot of the page says so. ## World content The alembic on its raised hearth at `Core.anchors.still`, framed by the `still` camera station, and the season's harvest baskets on the floor by the window at `Core.anchors.baskets`. Both are rebuilt when the calendar turns, so the room shows what month it is before any page is opened. Surfaces come from the `econ_*` materials beside this module.

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sillage_core

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# sillage_core   TODO: describe this module.

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sillage_organ

module · born here

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# sillage_organ The perfumer's organ: six tiers of six vials in a walnut case against the back wall of the atelier, and the object every camera station in *Sillage* comes back to. The tiers are ordered by volatility. Citrus stands on the top shelf and is gone in ten minutes; resins and animalics stand on the bottom and are still on the skin at midnight. So the organ is the drydown curve stood upright, and reading it top to bottom is reading the shape of a perfume in time. ## What it builds Under the slice root `sil_organ`, all of it generated at load: | | | |---|---| | carcass | walnut case — side panels with a bead run, five shelf boards with lipping strips, a thick worktop, a base cabinet with two drawers, a cornice, and a through-peg where each shelf lands in a side panel | | back | nine tongue-and-groove boards, each set a little differently in depth | | brass | a retaining rail across every tier with its end brackets, a label holder under every slot, and the drawer pulls | | labels | one plate per slot, carrying the material's name and its family, cut from a single rasterised sheet of pharmacy printing set in EB Garamond and PT Serif | | vials | 36 bottles of amber and green glass, each with liquid at its own level, a ground stopper and a brass collar | | stock | thirty smaller bottles standing in the gaps of the back row | | worktop | a pipette rack and a brass balance | | bounce | three short-range warm lights standing for the light coming back off the marble bench | Geometry, surfaces and the label sheet are made at `build()` time — `renderer.mesh.create`, `renderer.material.create`, a CPU pixel buffer for the grain and a rasterised SVG for the labels. Nothing is loaded from a file, so the organ comes up the same wherever the world is opened. ## What it offers other slices ```luau local Organ = require("game.sillage_core").slices.organ Organ.vialEntity(slot) -- the bottle in slot 1..36 Organ.highlight(slot, on) -- hover: it steps out of the rank and warms ``` Every bottle stands exactly on `Core.vialSlot(slot)`, which is the same geometry the composition slice hit-tests, and the label under it names the material `Core.bySlot[slot]` says belongs there.

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sillage_sim

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# sillage_sim The model that makes a perfume a shape in time, and the only thing in *Sillage* that decides whether a formula is good. A perfume here is never judged as a mixture. Every material has a volatility — a peak and a life — so a formula is a curve that rises, turns and falls, and the client's brief is a shape drawn on the same axes. Two formulas built from exactly the same five materials, in different doses, are different objects and get different answers. ## What it holds | | | |---|---| | `Sim.behaviour[id]` | `peak`, `life`, `power`, `price`, `ceiling` for all 36 catalogue materials | | `Sim.interactions` | ordered pairs — one material **fixes**, **smothers** or **sours** another | | `Sim.simulate(formula)` | `{ [id] = drops }` → a `Curve`: 96 samples on the log time axis, per-family breakdown, the perfumer's notes on what happened | | `Sim.brief(n)` | the *n*th of six commissions — client, letter, target bands, budget, fee | | `Sim.judge(brief, curve)` | per-phase scores and the client's reply, stamped *chef-d'œuvre*, *accepté* or *refusé* | Identity and appearance live in `sillage_core` — name, family, vial, colour. Only **behaviour** lives here, keyed on the same `id`, so the organ, the ledger and the graph can never disagree about what a material is. ## The units Intensity is measured against `Sim.reference`: `1.0` is a full, properly dosed accord, and every brief's bands are written in those units. `Curve.samples[i].norm` is in them too, so the graph draws the player's line and the ghosted target on one scale. A drop is `Sim.dropGrams` of the batch, which is how a dose becomes a spend. ## What the other slices call - **composition** — `Sim.strike(formula)` to get the curve, then emits `strip:done`; the sim judges and publishes `verdict:given` itself. - **drydown** — `curve.samples` for the ink line, `sample.byFamily` for the colour bands underneath, and `Sim.targetBand(brief)` for the ghosted shape printed under it. - **economy** — `Sim.behaviour[id].price`, `Sim.dropGrams`, `Sim.costOf(formula)`. - **presentation** — `Sim.stamp[outcome]` for the wording, `Sim.count()` for the length of a career. ## The six 1. **Mme Colette Vaugirard** — an eau for the morning: bright, then gone. 2. **M. Étienne Barral, gantier** — green, and it must survive the leather. 3. **Mlle Solange Aury** — a rose that lasts from the curtain to supper. 4. **La Maison Duvelleroy** — a chypre, base heavier than the heart. 5. **Le Comte de Rochefort** — an evening thing, largest at midnight. 6. **Maison Perrachon** — *Sillage* itself. The one worth the whole career. Every one of them can be satisfied by more than one set of materials, and every one of them can be failed while using exactly the materials it asks for. That is the point: the brief states the shape, never the recipe.

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