Takeshi
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Capture current source, content data, tests, asset licenses, and original-specification traceability. Original implementation remains incomplete. The accepted matching UI generation passed 154 suites and 12,253 checks, with eight rendered staff-contract screens reviewed. Latest native Windows and full-original acceptance remain outstanding.
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Chapel room presentation
Replaced the generic chapel table with code-native furnishings: a world-tree glass motif, altar with cloth and candles, and paired pews separated by a central aisle. Visitor anchors share the furniture layout, cap at8 visible people, reserve upper wall space for the altar, and adapt to canonical4x3 and rotated3x4 footprints. Suppressed the generic upper-wall worker counter in this room. Simulation position, service state and finances are untouched.
Asset sourcing: inspected the existing Kenney Tiny Town/Tiny Dungeon package inventory and existing renderer conventions. Existing packs and character/environment sprites remain under their recorded CC0 licenses (assets/kenney/sources.json and package License.txt). New altar/window/pew geometry is authored in scripts/ui/pixel_tower_art.gd rather than imported bitmap media. No new external assets or rights were introduced. The palette icon still reuses an existing generic theme icon.
Tests cover8 anchors and non-overlap at0.5/1/2/4 scale and rotated footprint, alongside existing room state/pixel behavior. Native gameplay captures the real worship visitors,20G revenue and Faith1 in chapel-art.png. This is an initial chapel visual, not completion of the original Lv1-3 asset set, all animation states, audio or Windows acceptance.
Evidence directory: artifacts/facility-dimensions-2026-09-29, chapel-art-rooms.log, chapel-art-pixel.log, chapel-art-native.log, chapel-art.png. The first art capture reused chapel-gameplay.png, so the older normal-validation screenshot hash is historical; the current art evidence now has its own filename and the capture harness supports THE_TREE_CHAPEL_CAPTURE_PATH for future preservation.