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sea

The North Sea around the Saltcrown pillar: the water, the sky and the weather.

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 2mo ago
What it does

sea

The North Sea around the Saltcrown pillar: the water, the sky and the weather.

It drives the Sea entity from Core.tideY() every frame, so the waterline the game reasons about and the waterline you see are one number. The surface is a six-wave Gerstner ocean (deps.tid_ocean, adapted to cold overcast) drawn on a grid built in world units — dense out to 60m around the tower, expanding geometrically to the horizon — and it is alpha-blended, clearest looking straight down and closing into solid sea at the horizon, so the floors already under the water stay legible as dark shapes beneath it.

The waterline itself is drawn twice: a foam collar churned into the water where the stone pierces the surface, and a band of foam on the stone at exactly the water's height, with spray thrown up it and a wet bleed washing down. A floor going under throws both, and brings a squall in with it.

Under WeatherRoot it also keeps an overcast deck hung above the eye, rain squalls that walk across the frame — darkening the cloud and pocking the water as they pass — and gulls wheeling round the tower.

M.install() seats all of it (and rebuilds it if the entities are destroyed underneath); M.update(dt) runs it. M.squallNow() brings a squall in on cue.

Art lives in art/sea: scSeaOcean (the surface), scSeaCollar (the waterline band), scSeaCloudDeck (the overcast), scSeaSquall (the rain) and scSeaGull.

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

Model

contactRadius(waterY: number) → number

The collar sits on the stone, so its radius is whatever the tower is wide at the water's height: bare pillar below the shoulder, built floors above.

argtypedescription
waterYnumber

oceanAxis( ) → void

A grid whose spacing is uniform across the playable water and expands geometrically outward, so the swell is well sampled where the tower is and the sea still reaches past the horizon without a million triangles.

sheetMesh(axis: { number }, uvWorld: boolean) → any

A flat sheet on the XZ plane from an axis of X/Z coordinates. `uvWorld` writes the field position into the UV set, which is what tid_ocean's vertex stage hands the fragment stage as its wave field.

argtypedescription
axis{ number }
uvWorldboolean

bandMesh(segments: number) → any

An open cylinder of unit radius spanning y = -1 .. 1. uv.x runs once around so the collar shader's wrapped noise closes on itself; uv.y runs bottom to top so `line_pos` can place the waterline inside the band.

argtypedescription
segmentsnumber

quadMesh( ) → any

A unit quad on the XY plane, uv.y up — the rain curtain's canvas.

wingMesh( ) → any

One swept gull wing reaching along +X from a root at the origin, so the entity carrying it rolls about Z to flap. Flat: at gull scale against a grey sky the silhouette is the whole read.

birdBodyMesh( ) → any

The gull's body: a thin dart pointing along +Z.

spawnDrawn(name: string, parent: any, mesh: any, material: any) → any

argtypedescription
namestring
parentany
meshany
materialany

setProp(matKey: string, name: string, value: any) → void

argtypedescription
matKeystring
namestring
valueany

tuneSky( ) → void

Flat, cold and high — and, critically, a groundColor that matches the colour the ocean's own aerial perspective fades to. The sea's far rim sits a hair BELOW the true horizon, so the sky's below-horizon band shows as a sliver behind it; matched, that sliver is invisible, and unmatched it is a dark bar across the whole width of the frame.

alive(e: any) → boolean

Whether a proxy this slice is holding still names a live entity. A scene reload destroys everything under WeatherRoot WITHOUT re-running this module body, so `built` can outlive its entities; touching one of those proxies raises, the entrypoint catches it as "slice update failed", and the sea stops moving for the rest of the session with nothing on screen to say why.

argtypedescription
eany

install( ) → void

squallNow( ) → void

Bring a squall in now, unless one is already crossing. The staging slice can call this to put weather behind a beat; the sea calls it itself when a floor goes under.

cameraPos( ) → void

Where the camera is, so the rain curtain can be hung across the frame whatever the staging slice is doing with it. Read-only: staging owns that entity and this slice never writes to it.

update(dt: number) → void

argtypedescription
dtnumber

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