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Mythic Masters: animation hill climb, rounds 6+ (from #3219) #3694
Score: 3/10 (target 9, on the owner's halved scale: agent judges halve their number, per the 2026-11-05 reset)
Carries the animation climb on from #3219 (rounds 1-5; round 5 is PR #3693, arms, fins and tails that trail the body). Motion only: materials, lighting and effects are the graphics lane.
Where it stands
Round 5's judge (BEFORE vs NOW --combat bursts): 4 → 5 out of 10. Hanging parts went from 4 to 5, the meet from 5 to 6, and grounded locomotion from 5 to 5.5. Membranes and flight barely moved: they rose only by bot-fight variance, since the round didn't touch them.
Next rounds, in order (the judge's top gaps)
Flight posture. The flyer (Jersey Devil) hangs upright like a lifted biped, legs down. Pitch the torso into the direction of flight and dip at the bottom of each stroke.
Membranes that billow. Spread wings still read as rigid plates. That needs more bones in the wing (a finger fan from blender/beast.py) or a vertex sag between bones. Every foot must stay a rig tip (bun run beasts).
Squash on impact, and no clipping. A struck body tilts and flushes but never compresses or rebounds visibly. Two wind-ups still pass bodies into each other (Yeti into Hodag, Black Shuck into Wampus Cat).
A heavy tail that moves in a fight. Hodag's tail now swings about 0.6 m on a quick turn in the puppet harness, but it reads as a straight spike in fight bursts. Give it a gait sway and a strike whip, not only lag.
Grounded locomotion. Body bob and roll tied to each footfall instead of a sine. Rougarou often floats with one foot down or none.
The open-world walker's gait. Not judged yet: the walker is too small in frame. A closer camera for a harness shot first.
How the shots are taken
bun scripts/burst-shots.ts <dir> <prefix> --combat runs one fight per archetype, with bursts cued on a wind-up and on a landed hit, 4 frames 0.2 s apart. For BEFORE, check main's src/beasts.ts and src/secondary.ts into the working tree, shoot, then restore. Round 5's shots are in apps/mythic-masters/docs/shots-2026-11-05-anim-r5/, and earlier rounds' in docs/shots-2026-11-01-anim/. A fresh judge scores BEFORE against NOW on the five points; report half its number.
Round 6 is in PR #3693 (green, grown on the same branch as round 5). Flight posture: an upright winged body (hips high) used to hang under its wings, leaning at most 10°. Now it leans by how upright it stands and how fast it flies forward: the Jersey Devil leans about 27° hovering and 43° at speed. Its legs trail the lean, and each stroke rocks it harder. A test checks the head tips 1.10 rad off the hips' vertical in flight, against 0.69 before and 0.43 standing.
Two fresh judges:
Flight shots (apps/mythic-masters/docs/shots-2026-11-05-anim-r6/, before-fly-* vs r6-fly-*, side on in the gallery): 2 → 6. Before, all three "hang upright like lifted bipeds"; now "the bodies lie close to horizontal and lean head-forward", with the legs trailing.
Bot-fight bursts: 5 → 6 overall. But none of those frames caught a flyer in the air, so that gain is variance on points this round didn't touch.
+4 on one point of five is worth about +0.8 on the average. Reported as +1, halved: 3 → 3.5.
bun scripts/burst-shots.ts <dir> <prefix> --fly is new: it holds the winged bipeds in flight in the gallery, because bot fights rarely catch them in the air.
Next: squash on impact (struck bodies tip as rigid planks), membranes that billow, a flyer's forelimbs tucked or trailing instead of hanging straight down, and no clipping in wind-ups.
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Mythic Masters: a winged biped flies chest down, legs trailing, not h…
QuinnsCode commentedon Nov 5, 2026
Score: 3.5/10 (target 9)
Round 6 is in PR #3693 (green, grown on the same branch as round 5). Flight posture: an upright winged body (hips high) used to hang under its wings, leaning at most 10°. Now it leans by how upright it stands and how fast it flies forward: the Jersey Devil leans about 27° hovering and 43° at speed. Its legs trail the lean, and each stroke rocks it harder. A test checks the head tips 1.10 rad off the hips' vertical in flight, against 0.69 before and 0.43 standing.
Two fresh judges:
apps/mythic-masters/docs/shots-2026-11-05-anim-r6/,before-fly-*vsr6-fly-*, side on in the gallery): 2 → 6. Before, all three "hang upright like lifted bipeds"; now "the bodies lie close to horizontal and lean head-forward", with the legs trailing.+4 on one point of five is worth about +0.8 on the average. Reported as +1, halved: 3 → 3.5.
bun scripts/burst-shots.ts <dir> <prefix> --flyis new: it holds the winged bipeds in flight in the gallery, because bot fights rarely catch them in the air.Next: squash on impact (struck bodies tip as rigid planks), membranes that billow, a flyer's forelimbs tucked or trailing instead of hanging straight down, and no clipping in wind-ups.
QuinnsCode commentedon Nov 5, 2026
Moved up to #3708
Mythic Masters: arms and tails trail the body, winged bipeds fly ches…