look

HULLBREAKER's visual slice. This module is the wiring; the visual pass itself is game.dressing, applied on every scene load in edit and in play.

What it puts on screen:

• The backdrop. art.sky.deep_space through art.sky.hullbreaker_void — a black void, a three-layer star field on a cube-face grid, a dusty galactic band, a faint nebula wash and the sun as a hard half-degree pinpoint with no glow around it.
• The hull. art.hull.hull_steel — welded panel courses, rivet rows, plate-thickness variation, rolled grain, grime and oxide, all generated triplanarly in world space so a truss rib at 3x, a pressure hull at 5x and a cut plate at 1x share one texel density and no textures at all. Five materials tune it: kestrel_hull, kestrel_truss, salvage_plate (hazard striped), skiff_shell, cut_seal (emissive).
• The planet. art.sky.orbital_body — continents, ocean shelves, ice caps, a cloud deck that turns, city lights on the dark side, an atmospheric limb.
• The light. One hard cold sun three-quarters behind the player's right shoulder, near-black ambient, ACES + bloom + vignette.
• The dust. Suspended motes through the shaft, lit by the same sun, and a vent plume off each pressure hull.

What other slices may call

local Dressing = require("game.dressing")

Dressing.setNodeHeat(nodeProxy, 0.0 .. 1.0)  -- how hot a cut node looks
Dressing.extinguishNode(nodeProxy)           -- its seal is gone; kill the glow

look already extinguishes a whole plate's nodes on severed.