planeAssets

The toy 767's meshes, paint atlas and materials, as durable assets — and the one registry that says what the toy is made of.

PlaneAssets.parts is that registry: a row per part naming the rig name it answers to, the mesh asset it wears, the material that paints it, the geometry function that makes it, and whether a hit can break it off. art.plane loops that table to build the toy and bake() loops the same table to write the meshes, so a part is declared once and appears in both by being added here.

bake() writes eleven assets under game/art — the toy767_atlas texture, the toy767_paint and toy767_metal materials, and eight meshes — so the toy is content the world publishes rather than geometry rebuilt on every load. ensure() bakes only what is missing, checking the first part and the last, so a bake interrupted part way through is not mistaken for a finished toy.

Consumed by game.art.plane (which builds the airframe's children from it) and by the flight slice indirectly, through the loose copies it spawns when a wing or an engine comes off.