The serve and the fall now exist at every wound stage, so a one-armed opponent still serves and a headless one still goes down, instead of reverting to a whole body to do it. 33 frames, no gaps. THE BALL IS OUT OF THE SERVE SPRITES. Oliver: it was painted into three frames and the game draws the ball itself, so every one of them would have ridden along at the wrong place, the wrong time and in the wrong number. Hands open and empty now, poses unchanged as if a ball were there. THE FOURTH GATE, and the one nothing else could see: "copy this exactly, change ONE thing" loses when the change is a REMOVAL. Taking a head off worked every time — it is dramatic. Taking an ARM off mostly did not: five of seven wound frames came back as the reference faithfully redrawn, 0.02-0.05 of their own silhouette different, and the ladder quietly HEALED the body the score had just maimed. Frame count, background, clipping, detail, kit and stride all pass that sheet. A batch now declares how far it must move from the sheet it was drawn from — a copy scores 0.02-0.05, a real amputation 0.12-0.38, a decapitation 0.27-0.75 — and the whole set now measures 0.18-0.65. AND THE BACKGROUND RULE MOVED TO THE FRONT OF EVERY PROMPT. Six rejections in eleven rolls were "background is not magenta", and the generator was not glitching: it was painting the zombies ON A TENNIS COURT. The chained restyle subjects are long, and the magenta instruction sat behind three hundred words of "keep everything exactly as the reference", where it stopped being honoured. Same sentence, said before anything can bury it. One design consequence kept rather than papered over: the missing arm IS the tossing arm, so a wounded opponent tosses off the racket face the way one-armed players actually do. The wound changes how he plays, which is what slice 3 has been asking for. Known and NOT fixed: the shorts hue drifts from -9 to -19 down the ladder. Each stage is measured against the one before it, so a legal 4-point hop three times over is a 14-point total nobody authorised. The fix is to anchor every stage to the healthy frame with a total budget instead of a per-hop one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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