wuwiandClaude Opus 5
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Oliver, on the sprites, again: "when people on a tennis court walk or run their legs move... this pattern is almost always failing." It has failed repeatedly because NOTHING IN THE PIPELINE MEASURED IT. Frame count, magenta background, clipped edges and detail density all pass cleanly on two unrelated illustrations of the same character, which is exactly what the generator produces when asked for "the same frame with the other leg forward". Three numbers per declared pair, silhouette only, on the feet-aligned centred overlay drawStatic actually draws: HGT height ratio — off 1.00 means the body grows and shrinks once per step TOP difference ABOVE the hip — near zero for a real pair: same man, same camera LEG difference BELOW it — this is the step Calibrated on the pairs that read (brute wound lurch 1.00/0.000/0.638, shambler 1.00/0.070/0.520) against the ones that do not (TOP 0.47-0.85, or LEG 0.09). Opt-in per batch via `stride: [[i, j]]`, because the player's four-frame RUN sits at TOP 0.23 and is right — a run swings the arms too. `--audit` runs the same gate over the sprites ALREADY INSTALLED and exits non-zero on a failure: a gate that only fires on new rolls says nothing about the art already in the game, which is where this was noticed. Five of the six racket pairs fail it today. And the kit gate, which already existed and was never switched on here: Oliver spotted the headless men's trousers had changed colour. Measured — the headless set's near-white fraction DOUBLES (9.5 -> 19.5) where losing a head only accounts for ~1.3 of that, and the wounded swing drifted the other way (shorts 60.5 against its own stage's 85). palette_ref + a per-batch tolerance now catch all three drifted sets and pass the one that looked right. Fixed while in there, mine from the last commit: the wounded stride stepped off walkT, a wall clock, while the healthy one steps off ground covered — the exact foot-slide this project banned for the heavy bodies. No art regenerated yet: the gate and the audit come first, so a re-roll can be told from a lucky one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>