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Fourth ten distinct normal-client source contexts
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Fourth ten distinct normal-client source contexts
Ten preserved originals and all forty Region/Hex desktop/phone context panes were directly reviewed. This batch remains separate and unregistered while the preceding21-record Atlas release is verified. All artist bytes and approvals are unchanged.
The actual inputs yield22 exact native-dimension isolated replays:20 Hex plus both Region views for the519 by448 limestone arch. The other18 Region mip comparisons are descriptive. Every all-nonzero-alpha source bound fits the map,which does not prove visibility or control clearance. No full-map PNG or raw RGBA readback was retained. All browsers and the local server closed successfully.
Cumulative normal local coverage is40 distinct sources and160 frames;81 eligible profile/feature contexts and four naturally unselected declared contexts remain. No production-world appearance,new source admission or whole game-ready approval is inferred. Ground nonrepetition,physical scale,crowding,relevant lifecycle and full performance gates remain open,including all earlier terrain/Hex failures.
| Asset | Source | Sampled profile | Individual visual finding |
|---|---|---|---|
| WOG-A-003391 | ruins-desert-cistern-v1 | desert | The desert cistern retains its broken circular wall,square tower,doorway,window,steps and scattered rubble with fine warm stone texture. The desert ground is visible through the open ring in all four panes. The main subject remains recognizable in the phone Hex pane;right-side rubble is near the controls and clearance is not certified. No repaint is warranted by this sample. Ground grain,physical scale,other climates,crowding and lifecycle remain open. |
| WOG-A-003429 | cottage-tundra-gable-v1 | tundra | The tundra gable cottage preserves fine weathered timber,stone shingles,chimney,lantern,wood shed,barrel and drying rack. All four panes show the complete recognizable compound on the actual green tundra site. The soft native contact apron blends without a rectangular boundary in this sample. Fine materials are coherent with the town benchmark;no repaint is warranted. Seasonal role,physical scale,crowding and full performance remain open. |
| WOG-A-003437 | magic-arctic-levitation-v1 | arctic | The snow-edged levitating stone group retains all three suspended central fragments,two flanking monoliths and the split ground stone. The cold gray stone reads clearly against snow in all four panes,including the gaps proving levitation. The glow remains subtle on this bright terrain. No repaint is warranted. Magic-role states,lighting,scale,ground relief,other sites and lifecycle remain open. |
| WOG-A-003573 | castle-crown-keep-v1 | fields | The Crown Keep preserves fine masonry,slate shingles,towers,gate and complete enclosing walls. Its open courtyard shows the underlying grass. Desktop Region/Hex and phone Hex retain the compound. In phone Region,the right round tower is visibly intersected by the map-control column;the source has not been repainted to compensate. This is a sampled viewing-context failure pending measured control-clearance review. Ground grain,physical footprint,crowding and lifecycle remain open. |
| WOG-A-003431 | village-tundra-crosslane-v1 | tundra | The crosslane village retains four stone/timber houses and a separate wood shed with fine blue-gray roof shingles,chimneys,barrels,fences and log piles. The open spaces between buildings show the actual tundra ground. All four panes keep the recognizable cluster. No repaint is warranted;physical settlement footprint,neighbor overlap,seasonal states,terrain grain and lifecycle remain open. |
| WOG-A-003433 | farm-tundra-byre-v1 | tundra | The byre farm preserves its thatched farmhouse,two service buildings,wood pile,fence,tools,hay rack and bales with coherent material detail. All four panes retain the recognizable compound at the grass/snow transition. No repaint is warranted by this sample. Snow contact and seasonal use,scale,control clearance,crowding,terrain grain and lifecycle remain open. |
| WOG-A-003440 | city-arctic-gateward-v1 | arctic | The arctic gateward preserves its complete central tower,gate,stone/timber houses,small front buildings and snow-edged blue slate roofs. Open passages and courtyards show underlying snow. All four sampled panes retain the recognizable ward with fine materials coherent with the benchmark. No repaint is warranted. Physical settlement scale,crowding,snow-contact variants,lifecycle and performance remain open. |
| WOG-A-008817 | ruins-native-limestone-arch-v3 | mountain | The limestone arch retains the original fine stone,broken crown,fallen blocks and finite rocky path/contact detail. Its actual native file is519 by448 pixels;the displayed Region inputs use those same native dimensions. All four panes retain the arch and its open center on the actual mountain site. The surrounding ground has coarse yellow-green grain and requires separate review. No downscale or repaint is warranted. Contact at other sites,physical scale,crowding and lifecycle remain open. |
| WOG-A-008860 | ruins-grassland-arch-native-v2 | grasslands | The ancient grassland ruin retains its fluted column,carved capital,broken lintel,second column,steps,rubble and climbing vegetation with sharp warm stone detail. Desktop and phone Hex show the complete recognizable ruin. In both Region panes,a neighboring foreground town roof overlaps the lower left base area;the arch silhouette and most steps remain visible. The overlap is an observed composition gate,with no quantified final-source pixel attribution claimed. Preserve native art and review crowding,physical footprint,terrain grain,role and lifecycle. |
| WOG-A-003435 | ruins-cold-roundwall-v1 | arctic | The cold roundwall retains fine snow-flecked gray masonry,broken curved walls,lintel doorway and separate fallen stones. All four panes keep the recognizable complete ruin and reveal real snow inside the open walls. No repaint is warranted by this sample. Its declared tundra contract remains naturally unselected elsewhere in the full plan;this arctic sample does not resolve that. Scale,snow contact,crowding,lifecycle and performance remain open. |
The Crown Keep phone Region control intersection and the grassland arch/town foreground overlap require separate measured context work. Their original artwork is preserved. The surrounding field/tundra/mountain/grassland grain still needs its own finite-background/nonrepetition review;these source-only checks do not accept it.