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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.

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What it does

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:

carcasswalnut 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
backnine tongue-and-groove boards, each set a little differently in depth
brassa retaining rail across every tier with its end brackets, a label holder under every slot, and the drawer pulls
labelsone 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
vials36 bottles of amber and green glass, each with liquid at its own level, a ground stopper and a brass collar
stockthirty smaller bottles standing in the gaps of the back row
worktopa pipette rack and a brass balance
bouncethree 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

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.

Interface

What this asset declares: the schema it conforms to, what it exposes, and the rendered structured payload.

conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

ModelLight

newGeo( ) → Geo

quadUV(g: Geo, a: V3, b: V3, c: V3, d: V3, n: V3, ta: V3, tb: V3, tc: V3, td: V3) → void

One flat quad: the same normal on all four corners.

argtypedescription
gGeo
aV3
bV3
cV3
dV3
nV3
taV3
tbV3
tcV3
tdV3

quadPlanar(g: Geo, a: V3, b: V3, c: V3, d: V3, n: V3, tile: number) → void

One quad whose UVs are the world position projected onto the plane the normal faces away from, divided by `tile`. Wood grain then runs continuously across every board of the carcass with no per-board UV work. The grain in the texture runs along V. Which world axis V is taken from is chosen per face so that it runs the LENGTH of the board: along X on a shelf front and a shelf top, up Y on a side panel. Taking the axes in their natural order instead lays the figure across the shelves, and a board sawn cross-grain reads immediately as wrong.

argtypedescription
gGeo
aV3
bV3
cV3
dV3
nV3
tilenumber

uv(p: V3) → V3

argtypedescription
pV3

box(g: Geo, x0: number, x1: number, y0: number, y1: number, z0: number, z1: number, tile: number) → void

An axis-aligned box. Six planar-mapped faces.

argtypedescription
gGeo
x0number
x1number
y0number
y1number
z0number
z1number
tilenumber

lathe(g: Geo, profile: { V3 }, segs: number, cx: number, cy: number, cz: number) → void

A surface of revolution around the Y axis at (cx, cz). `profile` is a list of { y, radius } read bottom to top; a run that goes outward at the bottom and inward at the top closes the solid.

argtypedescription
gGeo
profile{ V3 }
segsnumber
cxnumber
cynumber
cznumber

barX(g: Geo, x0: number, x1: number, cy: number, cz: number, r: number, segs: number) → void

A round bar running along X: the brass tier rails and the scale beam.

argtypedescription
gGeo
x0number
x1number
cynumber
cznumber
rnumber
segsnumber

jitter(index: number, salt: number) → number

A stable number in 0..1 from an index — fill lines, board depths, which stock bottle is which. The same bottle is always filled to the same line, in every session and on every machine.

argtypedescription
indexnumber
saltnumber

makeMesh(g: Geo) → any

argtypedescription
gGeo

woodTextures( ) → void

Oiled walnut: cathedral figure across the board, fine pore streaks along it, and a roughness map so the figure catches the raking key differently from the pores. Every frequency is an integer multiple of the tile so the grain repeats seamlessly board to board.

xmlEscape(s: string) → string

argtypedescription
sstring

labelAtlas( ) → any

buildMaterials( ) → Mats

buildCarcass(root: any, mats: Mats) → void

THE CARCASS

argtypedescription
rootany
matsMats

buildBrass(root: any, mats: Mats) → void

BRASS — tier rails, label holders, drawer pulls

argtypedescription
rootany
matsMats

buildLabels(root: any, mats: Mats) → void

THE LABELS — one mesh, one atlas, 36 cells

argtypedescription
rootany
matsMats

buildVials(root: any, mats: Mats) → void

argtypedescription
rootany
matsMats

buildProps(root: any, mats: Mats) → void

THE WORKTOP — a pipette rack and a set of scales

argtypedescription
rootany
matsMats

buildBounce(root: any) → void

THE SLICE The bounce off the marble. The morning key enters at the window on the far side of the room and rakes past the organ, which stands with its face entirely in shadow — the `shadow` pass reads pure black across the whole case. What actually lights a bench-facing cabinet in a room like that is the light coming back off the stone in front of it, so that is what these two are: a wide, dim, warm wash standing on the bench, and a second, weaker one low down for the worktop. Both are short-range and cast no shadows, so they lift the instrument out of the dark without touching the walls or competing with the key.

argtypedescription
rootany

build(root: any) → void

argtypedescription
rootany

vialEntity(slot: number) → any

The cache is filled by build(), but a hot reload of this file replaces the module table and empties it while the entities carry on standing on the shelves. Falling back to the name recovers the vial without a rebuild, so an edit to the organ never silently stops the composition slice from finding a bottle to pick up.

argtypedescription
slotnumber

highlight(slot: number, on: boolean) → void

argtypedescription
slotnumber
onboolean

start( ) → void

stop( ) → void

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