# Mesh Mesh asset. `data.zmsh` is the engine-native geometry payload (`renderer.mesh.encode`); consumers reference the asset's guid.

# Visuals Temporary character and vehicle visual factories used by the per-player Driver. All roots are cleaned by their creating component. Used by `scenes.main` through the PlayerPrototype. Player state is local to its owning avatar; generated visual children are temporary. Controls: WASD move/drive, Shift sprint, E interact/enter/exit, Space brake, R replay after completion or failure. Input bindings include gamepad and touch.

# palm bark Rough diffuse PS1-style surface using a nearest-filtered 64px grunge texture. Authored by City.sceneModule for the Vice City coastal mission environment. The producer in the parent init.luau owns its values; edit that source to regenerate. Palette follows the game's coral, teal and violet dusk reference.

# GTA VI demake shared rules Canonical map coordinates, road ring, building footprints, mission reward and art direction. `player()` re-resolves this client's PlayerPrototype avatar; `driver()` returns its game.play.Driver behavior. City, player mechanics and presentation consume the same constants so collision, mission markers and minimap agree.

# iron trim Rough diffuse PS1-style surface using a nearest-filtered 64px grunge texture. Authored by City.sceneModule for the Vice City coastal mission environment. The producer in the parent init.luau owns its values; edit that source to regenerate. Palette follows the game's coral, teal and violet dusk reference.

# Mesh Mesh asset. `data.zmsh` is the engine-native geometry payload (`renderer.mesh.encode`); consumers reference the asset's guid.

# neon blue Rough diffuse PS1-style surface using a nearest-filtered 64px grunge texture. Authored by City.sceneModule for the Vice City coastal mission environment. The producer in the parent init.luau owns its values; edit that source to regenerate. Palette follows the game's coral, teal and violet dusk reference.

# Visual Attaches the generated character and vehicle bundles; controls rigged idle, walking, combat and reaction animation. Raymond reuses the installed Chains character from the reveal. Conversation's talk action blends a Point gesture at 22% over idle to avoid overstretching the retargeted hands. Used by `scenes.main` through the PlayerPrototype. Player state is local to its owning avatar; generated visual children are temporary. Controls: WASD move/drive, Shift sprint, E interact/enter/exit, Space brake, R replay after completion or failure. Input bindings include gamepad and touch.

# Apartment conversations The installed cutscene runtime plays explicit PickupShots layouts with separate ConversationLines subtitle timing. Blocking scenes stage Jason, Lucia and specified NPCs; walking directions, resident assistance and the occupied apartment retain movement and the gameplay camera. Camera cuts follow observed visual beats, independently of speaker changes. Phone, knock, crouch, pickup and victim reactions use skeletal clips. The phone follows Raymond's hand; the ascending lift gets temporary closed doors. play(key, driver, cast, onComplete, options), update(dt), state(), active(), blocking(), skip() and stop() integrate with Jobs, Driver and Presentation. Only completion and skip advance the mission. Cancellation restores cast and input without advancing. Playable dialogue completion preserves movement input. Subtitles use the crunchy presentation raster; dialogue is not voiced or lip-synced.

# Shared gameplay collision Foot sweeps use 0.3 m substeps against city footprints, store walls, stash-house cover, poles and world bounds. Vehicle movement tests an oriented rectangular footprint with four separating axes and subdivides translation/rotation. Exact ray/slab intersections stop bullets and police vision at thin walls; low tables still block feet but allow standing shots above their height. Exports blocked, sweep, vehicleBlocked, vehicleMove, blocksSight, rayDistance, clear, walkClear and trace. walkClear checks an inflated foot corridor against low cover as well as walls; companion following uses it to decide when to follow the player's recorded path. Coordinate plane is world X/Z; vehicle dimensions are half-width/half-length. clear tests standing sight height 1.3 m. Dynamic vehicle-to-vehicle separation is handled in Driver.

# Vice City coastal slice A static Art Deco Vice City district for the GTA VI PS1 demake, consuming game.shared building footprints. Instantiate this sceneModule directly inside main.scene content() so its complete geometry is baked into scene.json. A SceneModule component placement in the current engine may mark rebuilt children temporary; root uses direct instantiation to preserve the scene. The rectangular avenue ring has 14m streets at x=0 and -54 and z=±78. The west store door at x17.2 is open across z[-1.6,1.6], with a counter at x24 and clear shared interaction position x21. Motel marker(-31,82) sits outside front z86.5. A highway sign points toward Port Gellhorn; this compact map remains Vice City. Geometry is emitted as exterior-only material batches. Each axis-aligned box face is clipped against all other solids, removing buried wall faces beneath windows/signs and pavement beneath road paint. The foundation belongs to this union; the root ground entity keeps its BoxCollider but must have no Model. Palm crowns use separated radial leaflets. All textures are deterministic nearest-filtered 64px grunge textures. No camera, lighting, gameplay state or input is owned here. Root owns scene save/reload, gameplay verification and publishing. Evidence captures live under game/city/evidence. 55 generated mesh/material/texture assets have descriptive READMEs.